Also I think it’s styled as a soundtrack but I don’t think it actually is. A lot of important Thai artists made significant soundtrack albums, but seeing as this album is technically self-titled, I imagine it’s just a concept
@@lukeholman3180 Those tracks are okay. Don't get me wrong, they're heavy and everything, but seeing as Pai Na Pai is a cover of Uriah Heep's "Gypsy" and Kuen Kuen Leung Leung is a cover of Black Sabbath's "Iron Man", they're not particularly that fascinating. Mai Rak Yar Rak that closes out this record is an actual original and goes so much harder. Ridiculously good psych track that is rivaled by very few things out there.
@@lukeholman3180 I also have to disclose that I am huge Uriah Heep fan, and have been one for 32 years. There were also a bunch of bands in USSR that covered Heep songs. They're just somehow never as lavish and epic as originals. Interesting cultural artifacts though
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wow, a thai western soundtrack
Yeah! Kind of all over the map, but lots of great stuff in there
Also I think it’s styled as a soundtrack but I don’t think it actually is. A lot of important Thai artists made significant soundtrack albums, but seeing as this album is technically self-titled, I imagine it’s just a concept
Kuen Kuen Leung Leung & Pai Na Pai & Baa Baa Buam Bua are killer tracks if you find them.
@@lukeholman3180 Those tracks are okay. Don't get me wrong, they're heavy and everything, but seeing as Pai Na Pai is a cover of Uriah Heep's "Gypsy" and Kuen Kuen Leung Leung is a cover of Black Sabbath's "Iron Man", they're not particularly that fascinating. Mai Rak Yar Rak that closes out this record is an actual original and goes so much harder. Ridiculously good psych track that is rivaled by very few things out there.
@@lukeholman3180 I also have to disclose that I am huge Uriah Heep fan, and have been one for 32 years. There were also a bunch of bands in USSR that covered Heep songs. They're just somehow never as lavish and epic as originals. Interesting cultural artifacts though