JukaForever

These singles were announced even before their mini has been released, I think we are giving Mejibray too much money to play with.

Soul, RnB and light Pop is good for the mood. Can't really focus on the music during sex ... 

ass up, face down
 

ass up, face down
 

that drama is so good I gave up and just gave my money to DramaFever, the week long wait is unbearable

Host: name a word or phrase that start with "hip"
Lady: hipnosys (hypnosis)
On her next turn
Lady: hip-ups (hiccups)
-.-

lovin how the news section got all purp'd up

do one
 

do one
 

I am quite picky as to what I give a full listen to so I won't have much and some are still in cue for a listen
 

I am quite picky as to what I give a full listen to so I won't have much and some are still in cue for a listen
 

I was thinking of making this thread, wasn't sure how popular it would be either.
 
My favorite vocal for this year so far has been AZIN
 

 

 
her mini-album was a delight
 

Korean Indie!
 
 
Do you like Korean indie music (K-indie) that exists outside of the realm of standard K-pop? Then this thread is for you! 
 
This thread is for discussion of artists that wouldn't really fit in the general K-pop thread, although it can be fairly open to interpretation, as there are many different genres. Talk about what you're into, what you're looking forward to, etc. 
 
K-indie isn't as easy to find as its Japanese counterpart, so here are some resources:
 
SeoulBeats
Mirrorball Music
Pastel Music
Magic Strawberry Sound
koreanindie.com
seoulbeatz.tumblr.com 
 
 
If you're not familiar with K-indie and would like to get started, Magic Strawberry Sound has a name your own price sampler
 
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For me I've REALLY been liking Cheeze's new album 1.5집 PLAIN (1.5 since half of the songs are remasters), so far it's my favorite album of the year. I really like their style of music, and every song is a pleasure to listen to. Here are a couple favorites:
 






 
 
Another one of my favorite albums this year has been Fromm's Moonbow album, she has a very nice light and mellow sound to her. 
 



 
 
I'm not sure how popular this thread will be, but I know there are least a few people that have been known to show an interest, so come on in. 

Yazzmad, FLiP, XOVER, absentmindedness, LuLu whole discography I don't skip. Coincidentally they make great study music as I don't have to fuss about not liking any of the songs.
 
For specific albums:
Kamijo - Symphony of the Vampire
Calmando Qual - Black Sheep
Cyntia - Lady Made
 
I find very few artists with albums that don't have skippable songs

ehhhh must it be toronto?? I would go just for Umbrella

Only 2 things I have yet to understand in womens fashion, gladiator shoes
 

 
and pelvic runways poses
 

no poll?
 
Mejibray for me. I have yet to get hooked on a Royz song or anything appealing enough to start following them.

pics or it didn't happen

The shade of blue that the mods have in their username is not a presetted blue 0.0
 
blue blue blue blue
 
There is no other shade of blue before the last one!

My B'z folder is split into singles, albums, mini-albums and compilations. lol 85 subfolders total.

As long as you don't voluntarily shit your pants in public, I will consider you an adult.

echoing what ender-ender and rocketeer have said above..
i don't intend to change your mind (nor can i), but it's difficult for me to agree with how emotional attachment to the band or musicians behind the music is somehow a residue of childhood we must banish or the emblem of adolescent naivety that we all ought to eventually grow out of. ok fine, flesh and soundwaves are different things; but psychologically they aren't as separable as two disparate words on paper. after all music doesn't just fall off a tree - especially the sort of music that resonates with one on an extremely intimate level, and which profoundly affects him/her for a long time (maybe even the rest of their lives). it seems obviously logical then, at least in one's mind, to feel like the musician can speak to you (or a part of yourself) in a way that your parents or closest friends or the person physically beside you never could and never will. i should also add that lots of people i know capable of this experience lead perfectly normal and well-adjusted lives without the tiniest bit of delusional fantasies about the musicians themselves.
if anything, i've always felt that any dogged insistence on uncoupling music from the people who made it is precisely the kind of thought that drives some people to happily decide that the music is all they care about, as a result of which they couldn't care less about supporting the musicians behind it since these 'strangers' are so remote and divorced from their emotional investment anyway.
speaking for myself, i definitely enjoy the company of fans who are more intense (i.e. 'insane') about musicians whom they don't know in person but who means a great deal to them - and no, i see nothing 'weak' about that - over those who discuss bands and music matter-of-factly with a straight face as if they are being interviewed for their professional opinion on global warming. this latter group of people gets me terribly tetchy and over time i find it tiring to associate with them. i guess if you really want to you could call emotional attachment to the bands irrational, but for me this kind of irrationality is a lot more humanly valuable than the 'stoicism' you demand of people as if grieving a disbandment is somehow a betrayal of our own intelligence. because we are more than that.

+ some people in yukata + some superhero idols....looks like Japan to me

It amazes me that guys are more brand conscious when it comes to shoes compared to women. 

oh WTF there is an "other" box for messages in FB, so many missed msgs