After losing interest in modern hits, I found my sanctuary in the classic vibes of Suntharaphorn. There’s something magical about their orchestral arrangements and poetic lyrics that you just can’t find in today’s music.
From 80s kid to 90s music lover, I eventually lost touch with the modern scene after the 2000s. Now, I’m traveling back in time, exploring the music that shaped the world long before I arrived. Let’s see how far back we can go.
Born in the era of Gen X, I lived through the best of the 80s and 90s, only to fall out of love with music after the turn of the millennium. Today, I find my passion in the sounds of the distant past, digging for hidden gems from eras long before my time
In my traditional Thai household, every merit-making ceremony was a celebration of sweets. We had a vast variety of traditional Thai desserts for every occasion, and my mother was the master who could craft almost every one of them by hand.
As a Gen X-er, my musical journey began in the 80s and reached its peak in the 90s. But after the 2000s, I lost that spark with modern hits. Now, I’m deep-diving into the past, exploring classics from long before I was born—going as far back as the archives will take me.
40 years of marching band passion! It all started when I was 15, and I’m still at it as I approach 60. Here’s my take on how much these competitions have changed from the old days to the modern era.
Found a piece of history in my storage: microcassettes used for phone recording. It’s a relic of the past that’s long gone, but I wanted to share the story of how these little guys used to work.
Traveling all over Isan on a recruitment tour! Here’s the story of how I connected with universities to find our next interns.
“Jack of all trades, master of none. …. but oftentimes better then a master of one.”
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