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http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2009/11/25/2003459338

:o I am not quite sure where to post this cuz it has been ages since I last visited here...so if I posted this in a wrong section...hope u guys would be generous enough to understand my mistake(?) hehe... I am just wondering whether u guys know good sites where I can download Thai songs from...

My dear...dear p'Beau has come out with a brand-new album!!!! Check it out plz...can't wait to buy this...along with Nat and Aof's...ergh....my wallet's going to be bust open nah~

Palmy... Maleewan Jemina... Mr. Team... Senoritas... Just to name a few of supertalented Thai singers who have kinda disappeared from the scene for years by now... Just made me wonder about them after seeing Nat Myria returning with a new album...:)

Again...just wondering how it is...if any of u has already bought it?

Read this... http://www.bangkokpost.com/130608_Realtime...008_real001.php What is the point? That Thai music is backward and behind Korean one? Why is that Thai press is inclined and addicted to publish this sort of self-defeating articles from time after time? For what benefit? Wanna know...

I have just heard our dear Nat is coming back with a new album released soon~ Does any1 know more about this... I mean I have so far only this new single from the album which is available on Gmember website... Chuay Duay~

:rolleyes: Wow...I did wonder for years about it...like any other die-hard fans of Endorphine must have been at least once...whether Da might be willing to come out to release a solo album of her own. I mean afterall she indeed has one of the best voice around in Thailand at the moment so why...

Ad Carabao, a leading song-for-lifer of Thailand, was featured in an article in the Star, a leading English-daily in Malaysia, in its today edition! http://thestar.com.my/lifestyle/story.asp?...3&sec=lifefocus :) Glad to see more and more Thai stars being interviewed/featured by the media...

TV stalwart dies of liver cancer at 49 Published on June 28, 2006 A university lecturer-turned television personality Apiwat Watanangura yesterday succumbed to cancer at a Bangkok hospital. He was 49. Dr Voratha Wattanachayan-gura, better known as Apiwat, died after a two-year battle...

:lmao: Finally after years of waiting thru tears and pain (ha...ha...) it's here!!! Plz...tell me has anyone bought this yet? I just...canNOT wait to get my hands on it! How's it? :w000t: Oh...plz tell me it's her best album yet!!!