Record - Parinda

This CD contains all the versions of songs. Bass is little overwhelming on Tumse Milke making the sound shrill. Overall this is a nice CD.

Bad cover photo printing and record is bend And quality is like cassette I am not satisfied

Good quality recording but the second song payaar ke mod per has unnecessary extra bass which sounds unnatural . Did not expect this kind of mistake .

Let me explain WESTON Company The original Rights Of Music CD Comparative Tips Quality Is Lower And Price Is Too High But Audio Quality Is over all Ok. If you listen real Audio Quality it's rarely available on Weston company's CDS And LP Record. Anyway No Other issue. Specifically Thanks To Seller And Amazon Teams.

I won it Nice quality. By Sony dadcd. Shame to Tips music earlier cd released by tips. Now Sony dad cd. Superb. Quality. I will buy more by Sony dad c. Plz. Arise tips logo from Sony dadcd. I hate tips now. Earlier tips so good

Utter waste of money.. Wish I had read the reviews before ordering this CD. Issues:- 1. There are only 2 tracks in the whole CD, where dialogues or rather audio from VCD has been clubbed together with 2 songs in each track. 2. Although the CD is a pressed CD, the quality of the audio is pathetic and sounds so shrill. There has been no effort by Tips to provide a good sounding audio track to it's customers vis-a-vis this CD. 3. The Cover looks like it was printed out of an inkjet printer and inserted into the case. The cover is not even cut to proper size. Looks like some 2nd Grade student was learning to use scissors and they gave this cover to cut. Conclusion:- DO NOT buy this edition of the CD (PKD 09/2016) from TIPS (even if you get it for dirt cheap price).. You'll be wasting your time, effort & money on this.. Hope the Sony DADC version is better..

Good

This film has fabulous music. My low star rating has nothing to do with R. D. Burman's memorable and established musical score for the film. It is for the pathetic manner in which the Tips recording company has re-mastered and jacked up the sonic quality of the soundtrack. When this film was originally released in 1989, CDs of Hindi Film Soundtracks were almost unknown of in India. At that time audio cassettes reigned supreme, and some few films had their soundtrack released on CDs in very limited quantity, specifically for smaller overseas markets, where the CDs were mostly manufactured in the UK. Parinda had got the same treatment back then. The music rights were with the then known company named "Weston". I remember hearing the Parinda soundtrack on a Weston release CD around that time. It sounded incredible. However,….a Weston CD of Parinda is very rare to even get to see now… leave aside obtaining one! I do not understand what Tips could have possibly done due to which audio which was already mastered digitally approx. 27 years ago in an excellent manner in clear fidelity is being presented again by them with such astounding deterioration in quality. Whereas it should have been the other way round. I broke the CD into pieces and disposed it because I don't want anyone else to hear such good music in such poor sound quality.