BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: JTL – Without Your Love
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BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: JTL – Without Your Love

K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the era – both iconic and obscure. The era in question … Continue reading

BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Sechs Kies – Chivalry
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BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Sechs Kies – Chivalry

K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the era – both iconic and obscure. The era in question … Continue reading

BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: S.E.S – Dreams Come True
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BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: S.E.S – Dreams Come True

K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the era – both iconic and obscure. The era in question … Continue reading

BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: A4 – Chance
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BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: A4 – Chance

K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the era – both iconic and obscure. The era in question … Continue reading

BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Turbo – My Childhood Dream
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BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Turbo – My Childhood Dream

K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the era – both iconic and obscure. The era in question … Continue reading

BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: H.O.T – We Are The Future
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BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: H.O.T – We Are The Future

K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the era – both iconic and obscure. The era in question … Continue reading

BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: K-Pop – Shadow
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BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: K-Pop – Shadow

K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the era – both iconic and obscure. The era in question … Continue reading

BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Uhm Jung Hwa – Escape
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BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Uhm Jung Hwa – Escape

K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the era – both iconic and obscure. The era in question … Continue reading

BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: SNAP – Love II Love
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BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: SNAP – Love II Love

K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the era – both iconic and obscure. The era in question … Continue reading

BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Seo Taiji & Boys – Dreaming Of Bal-Hae
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BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Seo Taiji & Boys – Dreaming Of Bal-Hae

K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the era – both iconic and obscure. The era in question … Continue reading

BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: O-24 – Blind Faith
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BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: O-24 – Blind Faith

K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the era – both iconic and obscure. The era in question … Continue reading

BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Lee Jung Hyun – Peace
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BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Lee Jung Hyun – Peace

K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the era – both iconic and obscure. The era in question … Continue reading

BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Duke – Starian
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BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Duke – Starian

K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the era – both iconic and obscure. The era in question … Continue reading

BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Yoo Seung-jun (Steve Yoo) – WOW
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BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Yoo Seung-jun (Steve Yoo) – WOW

K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the era – both iconic and obscure. The era in question … Continue reading

BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: S#arp – Tell Me, Tell Me
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BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: S#arp – Tell Me, Tell Me

K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the era – both iconic and obscure. The era in question … Continue reading

BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Click-B – Gate Of Honor
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BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Click-B – Gate Of Honor

K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the era – both iconic and obscure. The era in question … Continue reading

BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Moon Child – Delete
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BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Moon Child – Delete

K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the era – both iconic and obscure. The era in question … Continue reading

BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Shinhwa – Perfect Man
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BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Shinhwa – Perfect Man

K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the era – both iconic and obscure. The era in question … Continue reading

BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Kim Hyun Jung – Bruise
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BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Kim Hyun Jung – Bruise

K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the era – both iconic and obscure. The era in question … Continue reading

BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Bros – Win Win
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BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Bros – Win Win

K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the era – both iconic and obscure. The era in question … Continue reading