Greb, Toby, Abum & Blurk Millennium Somehow, Satan Got Behind Me Dir: Darin Morgan
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Greb, Toby, Abum & Blurk Millennium Somehow, Satan Got Behind Me Dir: Darin Morgan
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CD, Killer Candy Records - KCR002
Photography by Stephen Sargent. Layout by Lee Dorrian
This is one of my absolute favorite g.o.d songs. I'm not alone in this as there was a study done in 2006 and The Road was ranked 59th out of 100 favorite songs by S. Koreans 13 or older. But oh my gosh, this song is incredible. Please, please take a listen to this.
Written and composed by JY Park (or JYPapi as I call him to differentiate him from his company because I'd rather call him that than call the company JYPE) and arranged by hitman Bang, this song is a legit masterpiece. And I wish I could say I was exaggerating. It's simple. It's poignant. It's honest.
"Why am I standing on this road Is this path really destined for me Would my dreams come true at the end of this road"
Like, there are few first gen groups I love more than g.o.d and even fewer first gen songs that I love more than this one, but don't let my obvious bias dissuade you from listening because of the fact that this song won three daesangs back in the day and seven first place wins on music shows. I cannot stress it enough that this is an amazing song.
Ballad? Yes. But it's a ballad with almost a hip-hop beat (definitely R&B though) underneath an orchestra, which includes a harp. This is emotional storytelling at its finest, offering comfort that we the listener are not alone in our uncertainty and desperation to know if we're making the right choices, or on the right road.
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50 Cent released his sophomore album Get Rich Or Die Tryin’ February 6, 2003
Im selling tickets to my downfall. They are sold out within minutes...
This album is fire man...
Requested by Anon
Demi Lovato - Sober
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