hitomi #1 wrote:

My usual off the topic thought ...is there a thread for us non-Japanese fans and how we got interested in dramas, etc. Just curious how someone in Nova Scotia becomes a big fan, could say the same for me, for the most part I live in the middle of nowhere and yet...

hahahahaha i dont think ive seen a thread for that? hitomi why dont u do one on the general thread? not that i can post on it much cus i`m japanese
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KAZdoramma wrote:

hahahahaha i dont think ive seen a thread for that? hitomi why dont u do one on the general thread? not that i can post on it much cus i`m japanese

KAZdoramma wrote:

hahahahaha i dont think ive seen a thread for that? hitomi why dont u do one on the general thread? not that i can post on it much cus i`m japanese

Would find it hard to believe there isn't one, maybe it's buried, I'll check later, some people who live in bigger cities I can understand how they may get exposed to Asian movies/dramas/music, but ones like Stevie and me who live in the cold wilderness of the Northeast gets me curious how we have become such big fans ...er, what's this thread for, oh well, they'll get over it.
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hitomi #1 wrote:

Would find it hard to believe there isn't one, maybe it's buried, I'll check later, some people who live in bigger cities I can understand how they may get exposed to Asian movies/dramas/music, but ones like Stevie and me who live in the cold wilderness of the Northeast gets me curious how we have become such big fans ...er, what's this thread for, oh well, they'll get over it.

ONTOPIC~ i think its Monkey Majik's Thread

hitomi #1 wrote:

Would find it hard to believe there isn't one, maybe it's buried, I'll check later, some people who live in bigger cities I can understand how they may get exposed to Asian movies/dramas/music, but ones like Stevie and me who live in the cold wilderness of the Northeast gets me curious how we have become such big fans ...er, what's this thread for, oh well, they'll get over it.

hahahaha
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Stevie wrote:

ONTOPIC~ i think its Monkey Majik's Thread

yes a MONKEY MAJIC thread....my bad.
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KAZdoramma wrote:

yes a MONKEY MAJIC thread....my bad.

How old are they?

Stevie wrote:

How old are they?

30~35 years of age
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KAZdoramma wrote:

30~35 years of age

there all between 30 to 35

Stevie wrote:

there all between 30 to 35

yeah they are all between that age i think
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KAZdoramma wrote:

yeah they are all between that age i think

their getting up there in age

Stevie wrote:

their getting up there in age

yeah but not much problem for musicians?
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KAZdoramma wrote:

yeah but not much problem for musicians?

It depends for me.
If the Monkey Majik Members were in there 50s and up,I wouldnt like them as much

Stevie wrote:

It depends for me. If the Monkey Majik Members were in there 50s and up,I wouldnt like them as much

yeah but thats agees ahead and they`ll probably split before that happens
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KAZdoramma wrote:

yeah but thats agees ahead and they`ll probably split before that happens

Most Japanese band dont stay together for that long..

Stevie wrote:

Most Japanese band dont stay together for that long..

have to say stevie, i disagree with u on that one
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KAZdoramma wrote:

have to say stevie, i disagree with u on that one

OFFTOPIC~I say that because every Japanese band that i ever liked are not together anymore or members Leaves the band...

Stevie wrote:

OFFTOPIC~I say that because every Japanese band that i ever liked are not together anymore or members Leaves the band...

ahhh i see, i can forgive u for that then
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KAZdoramma wrote:

ahhh i see, i can forgive u for that then

MONKEY MAJIK - Picture Perfect

A review of MONEKY MAJIK's fourth single, Picture Perfect.
MONKEY MAJIK’s fourth single, Picture Perfect, is a collaboration with m-flo and welcomes a leisurely pace within an instant.

Picture Perfect, the premiere song, entices the listener automatically. Pleasant acoustic riffs introduce the song in a laid-back manner, combining elements of Japanese music and English mainstream pop with an edge. Powerful English lyrics, similar to Maroon 5’s, merges with Japanese as m-flo raps in both languages. A faint jazz vibe is suggested within the flow of the track. Towards the end of the song, m-flo keeps it fresh.

Pretty People continues the mood from the previous track. It is smooth and catchy in nature and builds up the easy-going atmosphere even more. Projecting a ‘feel good’ message, the track dictates a happy sound.

The final track, Red Dress, is quite the love song. Though still continuing in the same musical endeavors as the first two tracks, the song tells a story of a man - or series of men - enchanted by a woman in an enticing red dress and the unrequited emotions following such an experience. Caramelized falsetto tones flavor the emotions in the concluding piece in a relaxed manner.

All in all, Picture Perfect is a short collection of songs to relax to on a Sunday afternoon, curled up with a book. Music fans from around the world will enjoy MONKEY MAJIK’s audible creations.


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