Just music...
I was surfing around the net this morning, trying to find some new music to listen to (and thanks to Bertha for sending me some songs). I came along a flash movie that had background music that just caught my attention. So I Googled it.
The song is called 'Khon Tee Ka Chun', which is Thai for 'The One That Killed Me' (loosely translated). The band that plays it is called Silly Fools.
Did you Know? Silly Fools best-selling album is their 2001 offering, Mint.
In the world of Thai rock music, there is hardly a bigger band than Silly Fools. The guys have been on a roll ever since their debut album, IQ 180, rocked the Thai music scene back in 1998. Six years and five hit albums later, Silly Fools have cemented themselves near the top of the industry with their playful blend of fun lyrics and pounding chords.
- except from interview taken from http://www.ethaimusic.com/archives/silly_fools.php
To describe Silly Fools' sound to my fellow Canadians/Americans, it would be a Thai version of Good Charlotte.
Photo courtesy of http://www.ethaimusic.com/
Their songs are catchy, and because I don't understand a word of it...it makes it that much cooler. lol.
If you want to check out "Khon Tee Ka Chun" by this band, just follow the link! http://www.ethaimusic.com/lyrics/207.htm Enjoy!!! :)
The song is called 'Khon Tee Ka Chun', which is Thai for 'The One That Killed Me' (loosely translated). The band that plays it is called Silly Fools.
Did you Know? Silly Fools best-selling album is their 2001 offering, Mint.
In the world of Thai rock music, there is hardly a bigger band than Silly Fools. The guys have been on a roll ever since their debut album, IQ 180, rocked the Thai music scene back in 1998. Six years and five hit albums later, Silly Fools have cemented themselves near the top of the industry with their playful blend of fun lyrics and pounding chords.
- except from interview taken from http://www.ethaimusic.com/archives/silly_fools.php
To describe Silly Fools' sound to my fellow Canadians/Americans, it would be a Thai version of Good Charlotte.
Photo courtesy of http://www.ethaimusic.com/
Their songs are catchy, and because I don't understand a word of it...it makes it that much cooler. lol.
If you want to check out "Khon Tee Ka Chun" by this band, just follow the link! http://www.ethaimusic.com/lyrics/207.htm Enjoy!!! :)