welcome back, kotter is the theme song for welcome back.
welcome back, kotter is the theme song for welcome back.
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sebastian has stated that his musical career suffered in the early 1970s from being out of step with the trends set by emerging artists such as alice cooper, and that he made more money by buying and selling real estate than he did from his music. after "tarzana kid" failed to chart, sebastian sought a release from his reprise contract, which required him to make one more album. however, in 1976, sebastian had an unexpected no. 1 single with "welcome back", the theme song to the sitcom "welcome back, kotter", causing the label to rush the production of an album, also titled "welcome back". despite the "monster hit" status of the song "welcome back", sebastian expressed frustration that reprise did not do more to promote the associated album, his last for reprise. his later albums have been released primarily on independent record labels. the song, sebastian's only top 40 solo hit, found new life 28 years later when a sample from it became the hook for rapper mase's 2004 hit "welcome back".
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"bollywood hungama" gave the film 3.5 stars out of and wrote, "if you enjoy slapstick comedy that defies logic and have enjoyed "welcome", then "welcome back" is surely a paisa vasool entertainer for you". dhriti sharma, writing for zee news, stated, "welcome back" is vibrant and the ensemble cast keeps it gripping. the screenplay is brilliant, just a little bit of loops in editing in the first song. the comic flavour of the movie has been kept intact and the direction has been profoundly beaded into scenes". ananya bhattacharya from india today gave it 3 stars out of 5 and wrote, ""welcome back" is quite the laugh riot that can de-stress you after the atrocities of the week. leave the brains aside, and you have (at least) two hours of hardcore fun". rohit vats from "hindustan times" gave the film 2.5 out of 5 and wrote, ""welcome back" is funny in parts, but that "welcome" fluidity is missing big time. there are moments but they are very limited in number. "welcome back"'s pace is its biggest asset and that may make you enjoy this 153-minute long film". deepanjana pal from firstpost wrote, "at 153 minutes, "welcome back" is just a shade too long and the ending is a sandstorm of stupidity. but you'll forgive bazmee and gang because for at least 120 minutes, this comedy keeps you in splits. "welcome back" might be 2015's silliest film and this is the best reason to watch it". shilpa jamkhandikar, writing for reuters, stated, ""welcome back" is sporadically funny, one that ebbs and flows; but it just about passes the 'guilty pleasure' test thanks to kapoor and patekar". filmfare wrote, "watch the film if you like cornball comedies. it's a pure massy, masala entertainer that's good to go on a lazy weekend". rediff's raja sen, while giving the film 2 stars out of 5, wrote, ""welcome back" is dumb yet entertaining, utterly silly but made with a kind of absurd, warm energy". shubha shetty-saha from mid-day called the film "a blazing example of the 'leave your brains at home' variety" and "a fun watch which will keep you snorting and giggling even after you exit the theatre".
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