Who's the best inside lao's music? Lao PDR or Lao Nork?

Date: Oct 20, 2009

Who's the best inside lao's music? Lao PDR or Lao Nork?

Date: Oct 20, 2009

No need to think, Alexandra Bounxouei
Answer

Date: Oct 21, 2009

Kho Lao in the U.S. wrote:

Music writing, Style and compose of music?

Cant be compared coz music taste varies among individuals.

Date: Oct 21, 2009

Kho Lao in the U.S. wrote:

Music writing, Style and compose of music?

If comparing for rock, pop rock , and hip hop.

I would say Lao Nai 4 show!

USA Girl ! smile

bip_01 · Senior Member

Ew..I never enjoyed Alexandra's music. The songs she released weren't very good quality and bored me. Her music videos were crap.

I prefer artists from Laos. Though depends on which company.

Lao music from USA sucks period. Lyrics are horribly written and way too rude. I don't think it's good to use 'meung' and 'goo' in songs.

Date: Oct 21, 2009

bip_01 wrote:

Ew..I never enjoyed Alexandra's music. The songs she released weren't very good quality and bored me. Her music videos were crap.

I prefer artists from Laos. Though depends on which company.

Lao music from USA sucks period. Lyrics are horribly written and way too rude. I don't think it's good to use 'meung' and 'goo' in songs.

Mr. bip_01/Simon cowell isn't Alexandra a star born in Laos? even though I don't listen to the kind of songs she sings I find that she can sing exceptionally well, lets be fair about it how about it Mr. bip_01?

USA Girl.

bip_01 · Senior Member

Well that's my opinion and that's yours. Don't refer me to that old english guy.
lol . . . yes she can sing i must admit that but i don't find anything interesting about her.

Date: Oct 21, 2009

LAONOK, KORVISET, LAONAI, BUAGNEUN-SAPHOUVONG, HA.HA.

Date: Oct 21, 2009

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CIg-jBQQvs&feature=PlayList&p=893428D9A23B3F01 Kho Lao in the U.S. wrote:

Music writing, Style and compose of music?

Date: Oct 21, 2009

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1QKq4r4d44&feature=PlayList&p=36BE001A767C8DED

Date: Oct 21, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

bip_01 wrote:

Ew..I never enjoyed Alexandra's music. The songs she released weren't very good quality and bored me. Her music videos were crap.

I prefer artists from Laos. Though depends on which company.

Lao music from USA sucks period. Lyrics are horribly written and way too rude. I don't think it's good to use 'meung' and 'goo' in songs.

Mr. bip_01/Simon cowell isn't Alexandra a star born in Laos? even though I don't listen to the kind of songs she sings I find that she can sing exceptionally well, lets be fair about it how about it Mr. bip_01?

USA Girl.

I have to agree that Alexandra's music videos are very bad quality: the camera, the set, the casts, the clothes, the makeup ..... but hopefully she will improve these areas in future. However, I enjoyed some songs from her CD. Her voice is great and no doubt Alexandra can sing exceptionally well particularly when it comes to live singing.

Lao Rap songs from the US particularly from male are offensive and provocative, Lao band LOG is 10 times better.

Date: Oct 21, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1QKq4r4d44&feature=PlayList&p=36BE001A767C8DED

This song and artist 100% is not from Lao PDR or Lao oversea, but very very nice song. I had VCD of this album when I traveled to Golden Triangles district. This artist is Laotian-Burmese, over 1.5 million Laotian in Burma now.

kino · Senior Member

Creative and style wise, no one can come close to L.O.G and Cells. 'Van Ton Jeut Pai' is the best music video I've ever seen so far that has been made in Laos- simple but smart.

For country music genre, there are heaps of them.

This is just my opinion anyway.

khonthakek · Guru

lam mahaxay is the best ever

kino · Senior Member

khonthakek wrote:

lam mahaxay is the best ever

I love Lam Mahaxay too. I watched 'Nerakoon' documentary and when Lam Mahaxay was played (toward the end), it made me cry. You should watch that documentary if you've not already done so.

khonthakek · Guru

kino wrote:

khonthakek wrote:

lam mahaxay is the best ever

I love Lam Mahaxay too. I watched 'Nerakoon' documentary and when Lam Mahaxay was played (toward the end), it made me cry. You should watch that documentary if you've not already done so.

you too? it made me cry too, that part is very touching and this lam hamaxay is favorite song for my mother and grandma and grandpa . khammaune people love it as black people love to rap .

Date: Oct 21, 2009

khonthakek wrote:

kino wrote:

khonthakek wrote:

lam mahaxay is the best ever

I love Lam Mahaxay too. I watched 'Nerakoon' documentary and when Lam Mahaxay was played (toward the end), it made me cry. You should watch that documentary if you've not already done so.

you too? it made me cry too, that part is very touching and this lam hamaxay is favorite song for my mother and grandma and grandpa . khammaune people love it as black people love to rap .

Ooooh..I never thought Lao men can be sooooooo SENTIMENTAL?
Are you'll 4 real ?
Sorry I didn't mean to laugh at you guys, but I can't help it!

USA Girl.

kino · Senior Member

Anonymous wrote:

khonthakek wrote:

kino wrote:

khonthakek wrote:

lam mahaxay is the best ever

I love Lam Mahaxay too. I watched 'Nerakoon' documentary and when Lam Mahaxay was played (toward the end), it made me cry. You should watch that documentary if you've not already done so.

you too? it made me cry too, that part is very touching and this lam hamaxay is favorite song for my mother and grandma and grandpa . khammaune people love it as black people love to rap .

Ooooh..I never thought Lao men can be sooooooo SENTIMENTAL?
Are you'll 4 real ?
Sorry I didn't mean to laugh at you guys, but I can't help it!

USA Girl.

Don't wanna sound bitter but men are human beings with feeling too. If you watch that documentary and don't have any feeling (or sob) when family members finally reunion, you're a robot!

No offense. It's all good.

Date: Oct 21, 2009

Anonymous wrote:
ມ່ວນທັງ ລາວນອກ ແລະ ລາວໃນ

khonthakek wrote:

kino wrote:

khonthakek wrote:

lam mahaxay is the best ever

I love Lam Mahaxay too. I watched 'Nerakoon' documentary and when Lam Mahaxay was played (toward the end), it made me cry. You should watch that documentary if you've not already done so.

you too? it made me cry too, that part is very touching and this lam hamaxay is favorite song for my mother and grandma and grandpa . khammaune people love it as black people love to rap .

Ooooh..I never thought Lao men can be sooooooo SENTIMENTAL?
Are you'll 4 real ?
Sorry I didn't mean to laugh at you guys, but I can't help it!

USA Girl.

Date: Oct 21, 2009

Mr.Kino I'm meant crying from listing to Lam Mahaxay and I have not watch " Nerakoon" movie yet.
Based on comments by several members weren't they crying from listening to the song itself?and of course men are human too just Like ME! smile

and is good to be sentimental sometime, but not sure for a song that's all.

USA Girl

Date: Oct 21, 2009

Master "ACHAAN" of SeeHarHet wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1QKq4r4d44&feature=PlayList&p=36BE001A767C8DED

This song and artist 100% is not from Lao PDR or Lao oversea, but very very nice song. I had VCD of this album when I traveled to Golden Triangles district. This artist is Laotian-Burmese, over 1.5 million Laotian in Burma now.
sorry master this song isn't from Laotian-Burmese , this song wrote and sing by Lao brother in SIPSONGPHANNA china .

Date: Oct 21, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Master "ACHAAN" of SeeHarHet wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1QKq4r4d44&feature=PlayList&p=36BE001A767C8DED

This song and artist 100% is not from Lao PDR or Lao oversea, but very very nice song. I had VCD of this album when I traveled to Golden Triangles district. This artist is Laotian-Burmese, over 1.5 million Laotian in Burma now.
sorry master this song isn't from Laotian-Burmese , this song wrote and sing by Lao brother in SIPSONGPHANNA china .

I'm might wrong, a lady owner of that music store told me that's Laotian-Burmese music. You should check the writing of song's texts above Chinese alphabets is Burmese alphabets. If this song came from SIPSONGPHANNA, how come they are not put Chinese on top of Burmese? SIPSONGPHANNA is one province of China, is impossible Chinese music authority is allowed Burmese language go on top of Chinese's. That lady also told me,they made this video some where in Yunnan, China.

Master'' ACHAAN" of SeeHarHet.

Date: Oct 21, 2009

Lao USA for sho!

kino · Senior Member

Anonymous wrote:

Mr.Kino I'm meant crying from listing to Lam Mahaxay and I have not watch " Nerakoon" movie yet.
Based on comments by several members weren't they crying from listening to the song itself?and of course men are human too just Like ME! and is good to be sentimental sometime, but not sure for a song that's all.

USA Girl

You could watch the whole documentary on Youtube. You may like it and feel the same way too.

I was carried away by the song because of its content. When a moving image is accompanied by suitable soundtrack/music, it just brings out so much emotion. I guess certain songs have certain impact on certain people. Some songs may remind you of some places or someone. In this case, Lam Mahaxay just reminds me of home, Laos. Its lyric describes how sad one was when s/he has to part from his/her family and how happy a person was when s/he finally returned home. Lots of people could relate to it, I guess. Think about song like 'Forget Laos Not' (Bo Leum Muang Lao) by Ketsana. If you are Lao and used to live in Laos but now are overseas. When you listen to that song, I'm pretty sure you will miss home (and even cry).

Anyway, let's get back to the topic.

-- Edited by kino on Thursday 22nd of October 2009 01:04:11 AM

Date: Oct 22, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Lao USA for sho!

TRASH!

Date: Oct 22, 2009

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEclbUvEgmw&feature=PlayList&p=41F16C0410ABE8B7 . sorry master seehahet it's not burmese alphabet it's TAI alphabet it's almost same as Lao .

Date: Oct 22, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEclbUvEgmw&feature=PlayList&p=41F16C0410ABE8B7 . sorry master seehahet it's not burmese alphabet it's TAI alphabet it's almost same as Lao .

You're right, I'm sorry. Do you know one of Lao's Poem?

SAAT SEE TEEN GNANG HOO PHALATH, NARK PART GNANG HOO LONK KHOUAM

The meaning is:

Four legs animal is still fall down, Scientist is still wrong.

or:

No one perfect!!!!!!!!!!!

Date: Oct 22, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEclbUvEgmw&feature=PlayList&p=41F16C0410ABE8B7 . sorry master seehahet it's not burmese alphabet it's TAI alphabet it's almost same as Lao .

Hey, Dummy! He said THE SINGER is Lao-Burmese. He didn't mention anything about the ALPHABET.

I think the singer is Lao from Sip Song Panna. I like this song better than the Bangkok influenced teen pop music. They have their own unique style. Not a clone of Thai's music.

Date: Oct 22, 2009

kino wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Mr.Kino I'm meant crying from listing to Lam Mahaxay and I have not watch " Nerakoon" movie yet.
Based on comments by several members weren't they crying from listening to the song itself?and of course men are human too just Like ME! and is good to be sentimental sometime, but not sure for a song that's all.

USA Girl

You could watch the whole documentary on Youtube. You may like it and feel the same way too.

I was carried away by the song because of its content. When a moving image is accompanied by suitable soundtrack/music, it just brings out so much emotion. I guess certain songs have certain impact on certain people. Some songs may remind you of some places or someone. In this case, Lam Mahaxay just reminds me of home, Laos. Its lyric describes how sad one was when s/he has to part from his/her family and how happy a person was when s/he finally returned home. Lots of people could relate to it, I guess. Think about song like 'Forget Laos Not' (Bo Leum Muang Lao) by Ketsana. If you are Lao and used to live in Laos but now are overseas. When you listen to that song, I'm pretty sure you will miss home (and even cry).

Anyway, let's get back to the topic.

-- Edited by kino on Thursday 22nd of October 2009 01:04:11 AM

MR. Kino my dad is from Mahaxay too I told him about the film " Nerakoon " and Lam ahaxay he doesn't listen to it or any Lam in general, but we're look into finding out about the with his friend and we're forward to see this film! hehehe

USA Girl

kino · Senior Member

Anonymous wrote:

kino wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Mr.Kino I'm meant crying from listing to Lam Mahaxay and I have not watch " Nerakoon" movie yet.
Based on comments by several members weren't they crying from listening to the song itself?and of course men are human too just Like ME! and is good to be sentimental sometime, but not sure for a song that's all.

USA Girl

You could watch the whole documentary on Youtube. You may like it and feel the same way too.

I was carried away by the song because of its content. When a moving image is accompanied by suitable soundtrack/music, it just brings out so much emotion. I guess certain songs have certain impact on certain people. Some songs may remind you of some places or someone. In this case, Lam Mahaxay just reminds me of home, Laos. Its lyric describes how sad one was when s/he has to part from his/her family and how happy a person was when s/he finally returned home. Lots of people could relate to it, I guess. Think about song like 'Forget Laos Not' (Bo Leum Muang Lao) by Ketsana. If you are Lao and used to live in Laos but now are overseas. When you listen to that song, I'm pretty sure you will miss home (and even cry).

Anyway, let's get back to the topic.

-- Edited by kino on Thursday 22nd of October 2009 01:04:11 AM

MR. Kino my dad is from Mahaxay too I told him about the film " Nerakoon " and Lam ahaxay he doesn't listen to it or any Lam in general, but we're look into finding out about the with his friend and we're forward to see this film! hehehe

USA Girl

You could watch it online from Youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1P3g3ibJ5yE

Date: Oct 22, 2009

kino wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

kino wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Mr.Kino I'm meant crying from listing to Lam Mahaxay and I have not watch " Nerakoon" movie yet.
Based on comments by several members weren't they crying from listening to the song itself?and of course men are human too just Like ME! and is good to be sentimental sometime, but not sure for a song that's all.

USA Girl

You could watch the whole documentary on Youtube. You may like it and feel the same way too.

I was carried away by the song because of its content. When a moving image is accompanied by suitable soundtrack/music, it just brings out so much emotion. I guess certain songs have certain impact on certain people. Some songs may remind you of some places or someone. In this case, Lam Mahaxay just reminds me of home, Laos. Its lyric describes how sad one was when s/he has to part from his/her family and how happy a person was when s/he finally returned home. Lots of people could relate to it, I guess. Think about song like 'Forget Laos Not' (Bo Leum Muang Lao) by Ketsana. If you are Lao and used to live in Laos but now are overseas. When you listen to that song, I'm pretty sure you will miss home (and even cry).

Anyway, let's get back to the topic.

-- Edited by kino on Thursday 22nd of October 2009 01:04:11 AM

MR. Kino my dad is from Mahaxay too I told him about the film " Nerakoon " and Lam ahaxay he doesn't listen to it or any Lam in general, but we're look into finding out about the with his friend and we're forward to see this film! hehehe

USA Girl

You could watch it online from Youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1P3g3ibJ5yE

Thanks Mr. Kino and have a nice day! smile

UAS Girl

Date: Oct 22, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEclbUvEgmw&feature=PlayList&p=41F16C0410ABE8B7 . sorry master seehahet it's not burmese alphabet it's TAI alphabet it's almost same as Lao .

Hey, Dummy! He said THE SINGER is Lao-Burmese. He didn't mention anything about the ALPH
I think the singer is Lao from Sip Song Panna. I like this song better than the Bangkok influenced teen pop music. They have their own unique style. Not a clone of Thai's music.
you will never have a chance in life buddy . maybe a chance if you go learn how to read and write .

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