Interpretation Fun

Based musically on the song Can You Celebrate by Japanese singer Namie Amuro

H.O.T or High-five Of Teenagers were the powerhouse of k-pop in the 90s. This phenomenal group had helped shaped and pave the way for many idols groups and pop singers in the Korean music industry today. Their influence had allow the music industry in South Korea to focus on infectious pop beats and music with a certain touch of Western pop. From their debut album the smash hit/number one single Candy becomes the legendary song of K-pop. With many fans even today this infectious bubble-gum-funk is still of of the best, most influential and catchy song K-pop ever produced. With many current K-pop idols admitted to jamming to this song it is widely regarded as the theme song of the first generation of K-pop/Idol pop. It went on to sell over 1 million copies along with the album and is still among some of the best selling/popular singles of South Korea.



Aqua Timez's Stay Gold

My Life in the Bush of Ghosts (Expanded version), 2006 Sire Records
Brian Eno & David Byrne

Spirit of the Century, 2001 Real World Records
The Blind Boys of Alabama

It's a Shame About Ray, 1992 Atlantic Records
The Lemonheads

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Hunky Dory, 1971 RCA
David Bowie

Conspicuous only in Its Absence, 1968 Columbia Records
The Great Society

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Public Castration is a Good Idea, 1986 Thirsty Ear Recordings
Swans

Little Fluffy Clouds, 1990 Big Life
The Orb

We'll Never Turn Back, 2007 ANTI-
Mavis Staples

Various Failures, 1999 Young God Records-
Swans