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Hongkong rock band Beyond late vocalist Wong Ka Kui's tombstone tio vandalised by a siaolang botak boy.
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no know who leh................i never listen to Chinese songs..............
You angmoh is it
This is creepy. Last night I thought I heard Ka Kui crying to me as I was listening to their Masonic album. I bet none of the Beyond fans even know one of their albums is Masonic. I dun listen to their post 1987 popular and commercial stuffs.
To me, their commercially successful pieces are all over-rated and artistically crabby. I bought all their albums since 1986 on the first day of release as a support. When I bought 乐与怒 in 1993, I thought 海阔天空 must be the worst piece ever written and produced. Recycled basic harmonic progression, a melody which is just so ABRSM Grade 6 Theory homework-like, cliche orchestra arrangement done by a Japanese with that cliche to hell timpani roll, overly-vibrato semi-professional strings playing from the gig orchestra, lyrics which are linguistically below average, an “I, me, myself” ideology. Never I knew most people actually perceived it to be his best composition ever. It’s so obvious that they are just pandering to the lower-middle and lower class leftist audience by then. Not withstanding this, there are some really great Beyond gems which remain relatively obscure and unknown from their pre 1988 era.
i wish.............but i no listen to Chinese or Cantonese songs..................even though i'm Cantonese...........
Rare Beyond fan spotted
Not exactly a fan. Never a fan of HK culture. But I did find their early works interesting. One full Masonic-themed album, and another with a few Masonic pieces in 1992. Very rare for an Asian group. During my younger days, I found these lower-middle class background “boys” intellectually interesting enough to be supported. Met Ka Kui one week before he passed on, so the group sticked in my mind a bit longer. I am indeed one rare person who found Beyond declined after 1988.
Tio tangkup liao
Then dun say you’re Cantonesei wish.............but i no listen to Chinese or Cantonese songs..................even though i'm Cantonese...........
You’re just like those banana or ABC
Disgrace to the canton pop (population)