I hadn't listened to ~morgenspaziergang~ until recently. The electronic sounds of birds chirping, the nature's-morning-rush sounds, the melodious tune played by the flute make it a peaceful, inspiring song to listen to. It's like `zen`.

On a day I was asking myself some existential questions, I came across this song by chance. Instant love!

This song was an instant favourite. Love the "dhink-chik dhink-chik dhink" beat running all along. It also reminds me of "Stereo Love".

I came across a comment on YouTube when I was listening to ~taare hain barati~ from Virasat this morning. It said the song was a copy of "El Condor Pasa" and that's how I stumbled on this beautiful song.

~badan juda hote hain~ from Koyla has been one of my most all-time favorite songs. I love the melancholic tune, the ups and downs, the transitions in music. The not-so-original music is by Rajesh Roshan.

The original tune is from the song ~conquest of paradise~ by Vangelis.

kabhi kisi ko mukammal jahaan nahi milta
kahi zami to kahi aasmaan nahi milta

jise bhi dekhiye woh apne aap mein gum hai
zubaa mili hai magar humzubaan nahi milta

bujhaa saka hai bhala kaun waqt ke shole
ye aisi aag hai jisme dhuaa nahi milta

tere jahaan mein aisa nahi ki pyaar na ho
jahaa ummeed ho iski vahaa nahi milta.

I was slightly surprised to know that many of my `friends` hadn't heard of the movie Janaam. It's a Hindi movie, released in 1992, with some `great` romantic, melodious music by Anu Malik. I don't remember watching the movie but I must have listened to these songs thousands of times on the cassette player. Apart from the melody, the bits and pieces of `tingling` music is what makes it special for me.

Here's one song ~dil jigar ke~. This youtube video doesn't do justice to the music. In fact choreography and acting spoils it all. :|  I would recommend that you procure the audio(mp3) and listen to it.

~a waltz for a night~ from 'Before Sunset' has such a beautiful tune. Simply mesmerizing.

Natrang's music is undoubtedly one of the best `indian` music I've listened in some time. Loved them at the first listen.

~vajali ki bara~

~khel mandala~ This is my most favourite one. The change is mood of the music at around 3:30 is moving.

~natrang ubha~ is my third favourite.

~mathurechya bajari~

~apsara aali~ This is my second favourite. Love Sonalee Kulkarni's dance and the whole picturisation. Btw, watch for Atul Kulkarni in the background dressed as an eunuch.