I was doing a scan of the AM band around 2PM Eastern today and they were playing Korean Dance Music on WWRU AM 1660. They're a NYC market station. WWRU plays a wide-variety of other Korean language of both the music and talk variety. They even play some English Language Oldies on occasion with a Korean speaking DJ.
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Korean Dance Music
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M
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hmmm Ive heard it but......yeah....
I was stationed in Korea for about eighteen months and spent a lot of time in nightclubs. I still can't explain the sound but I enjoyed the heck out of the stuff. ???
M
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Well, ill check it out if any streams for it exist. I do enjoy J-Dance and J-pop,,, and (GASP) even some,,,,, very little, but some Bollywood Dance music from India... I wish Fever 104 streamed, I think its a Dance station with a Bollywood Lean in India... Chrles do you know about this station, it isnt yet streaming.
I have (or had) some Korean euro dance and Korean Booty Bass and Freestyle, but I foolishly left those cd's amongst other things in a Jamaica hotel while connecting flights as a way to "erase the memories" of a time of my life that had something to do with Cuba and my (now ex) girlfriend.
I wish I kept them. My sister's past dance teacher was the one who gave me all the Korean stuff. I guess I could still ask him for it again since I'm the only one that has sort of kept in touch with him over the years, but the problem is he's gotten so much since then that he doesn't remember or know which songs in particular I'm talking about when I ask, and I don't speak Korean, so...... I tried asking for them again a few years back... maybe 2004 - 2005... and he couldn't figure out which records they were out of the stash, so imagine me asking now in 2009 again, when he probably has tons more to sort through!!
I do still have the best ones on cassette though...
I wish I kept them. My sister's past dance teacher was the one who gave me all the Korean stuff. I guess I could still ask him for it again since I'm the only one that has sort of kept in touch with him over the years, but the problem is he's gotten so much since then that he doesn't remember or know which songs in particular I'm talking about when I ask, and I don't speak Korean, so...... I tried asking for them again a few years back... maybe 2004 - 2005... and he couldn't figure out which records they were out of the stash, so imagine me asking now in 2009 again, when he probably has tons more to sort through!!
I do still have the best ones on cassette though...
M
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I know what you mean, my ex G/F was big fan of Freestyle and Breaks,, the only kind of dance music she liked, so I hated those records for awhile,, i have since moved on.. I miss my current G/F who loves all kinds of music,, including Dance,,, but I had to come back home, I was freezing and starving to death, and I need a job really bad, and their are none there.
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