I’m in South Korea for work , and all I hear playing outside of every store is kpop or K-rap . I randomly walked by a little outside market and some old man was playing some old Korean ballads it sounded like. I Shazammed it and I typed the song in and lead me to your video. Thanks for uploading
If you're in Seoul there should be plenty of 70s/80s vinyl bars playing old music. You might not get something this psychedelic, but the tunes are pretty catchy. I had a favorite place in Hongdae, don't know if it survived the virus.
South Korea was a tough nation of hardened people, my mother was Korean and she raised me in a different country. she was a harsh mother: punishing, smokey, iron rule...I envied my friends who had such easy going mothers, yet I loved my mother with all my heart because she was such a hard working honest mother. the thing is, because my mother didn't raise me in Korea she kept being traditional and oldschool in her own way. rest on peace omonim!
coz they knew nothing but surviving in this shitty barren land . they had to starve 2~3 month every year , i heard they used to eat bark and some grasses and mices too . imagine you were born in a country got absolutely nothing . i'm sure your mother wanted love from its parents , which also they wanted to raise your mom with warmed heart , but situation around you won't let you to do so .
parenting style was different compare to those who were lucky enough to having a time for giving the love to its family , but i'm sure it was also the way that she loves her family and most of all she managed to protected toughly . and she didn't let you to experience what she've been through , awwww korean parents .
where do you all find non- kpop/khiphop/krnb stuff?? For me i have to rely on Spotify playlists lol, or like if a random indie band blew up and ended up on one of the mainstream network variety shows that my mom watches heh. Or songs my mom tells me about when someone covers them on those said variety shows. But do any of you have any good blog or music community thread rec's?
Classic tunes from the short-lived psychedelic music scene in Korea. Such a shame that the government actively suppressed these artists from producing music.
@@skyeflores1687 Shin Joong-Hyun was asked by the dictator at the time in south korea to play a song glorifying him. Instead Shin Joong-Hyun wrote a song glorifying the beautiful mountains and rivers and people of Korea. He was then arrested and put into jail, beaten and tortured. Only to survive. Korean Psychedelic music is like america's punk music, fighting the system. But in this case they had been willing to become martyrs.
I remember this song when I lived there as a very young child. I can almost sing along to the tunes. this song was epic. I had no idea these artists were suppressed. I clearly recall my young uncle got arrested for having long hair and a mustache and came home completely shaved. he cried and was upset for months.
Ever since my Korean Grandfather passed away, i’ve been listening to this non-stop. He lived through this era and while I go through his photo albums, I envision these songs were on the radio during his younger days. Thank you for this🙏🏻
Playing this for my father in law, his brother in law and sister in law here in the U.S while we are working together at a dry cleaners happily. They came to the U.S in the mid 70's and early 80's. They love it! Thank you.
The first song has been used as the ending soundtrack for the netflix korean drama SOMEBODY. When it came up I was like "Dude where have I already heard this song...OMG IT'S THE KOREAN DOOMER PLAYLIST FROM THE 70'S!!!!!!!!!!!"
Hello everyone, after a hard day I came to listen to old songs, it is me feeling an elderly man with his drink in his hand and wondering if I will be able to endure this hard life.🇧🇷
This wasn't what I was searching for, I went to Korea in 1975 and I was expecting something more along the lines of the more mainstream music I remember, but this is great. I have been playing guitar over 50 years now and I really dig the late sixties and early seventies sound here. Some good songs and pretty cool musicianship too. Thanks!
I once watched a Korean drama called 'jealous incarnate' and in one scene there was an old Korean ballad, I fell in love. I couldn't find it with Shazam sadly.. but this playlist is also great. I really consider to learn Korean soon. I am not the type of person who likes pop, rnb.. glad this playlist exists.
If you like this kind of Korean song or atmosphere I will recommend various links. ruclips.net/video/by9PmCXcQV8/видео.html ruclips.net/video/s3uPXokhpnA/видео.html
i read about Shin Joong Hyun in a magazine at work. I've never liked music from the 60s or 70s or psychadelic rock but I found that I really liked this type of music from Korea
i came across his name when i noticed the first track you played also covered by kim choo ja and a helpful commenter explained who wrote the song. it’s hard to use the usual methods of looking at composer, arranger, producer, engineer, musicians etc on albums when i can’t even read the characters. cheers for posting these great tunes ;¬)
Thank you🙃 I think the time of Park Chung Hee's South Korea is very interessting, 😉I really like the music too it's so reassuring. Greetings from Germany🙋🏼♀️
Sometimes between 1982 and 2005 I had visited a member of the church which I was a member of in the nursing home where she was. Afterwards, U stood and waited for the bus to take me back home in that Korean neighborhood with a Korean church around the corner out of sight but which that bus would pass. I noticed a Korean restaurant across the street and I was thinking about going there sometime which I never did. A young gentleman in his twenties younger than me came along to wait for that same bus. After five minutes, he broke the ice and said to me like I never would have guessed: I'm from Seoul, South Korea. I am visiting my sister and her family nearby. This is my first time to the United States and the first time I have ever traveled to the United States. I welcomed him here and said that it would be nice if he could visit everyone again.
All the world 70s music's about emotional. They could touch everyone's heart. Our days far away that days. My soul does not belong to this century. Please listen to Sezen Aksu when you are available. You'll catch the similar spirit with this list. I love you. ❤
Not sure if you will personally see this comment, but to whoever reading, here is the context behind this magnificent song, taken from Wikipedia: In 1972, the office of South Korean president Park Chung Hee asked Shin to write a song in praise of the president. Shin refused and instead wrote a 10-minute long song about the beauty of South Korea, called "Beautiful Rivers and Mountains," which he recorded with his band at the time, Shin Joong Hyun & The Men. After the release of the song, police confiscated Shin's guitars and cut his long hair, which was banned at the time by the South Korean government. In 1975, Shin was arrested for possession of marijuana after giving away a plant to a friend of the president's son, even though marijuana was not yet illegal at the time of his arrest. He was subsequently imprisoned and tortured. He was later imprisoned in a psychiatric hospital. After his release, Shin was banned from performing in South Korea, until after the assassination of Park Chung Hee in 1979. Regarding the assassination, Shin said, "God took Park and opted to save me." However, in the meantime, the public's taste in music had changed, according to Shin. "It was all, 'Let's work hard,' and 'Let's be happy' kind of stuff. It was completely physical, with no spirit, no mentality, no humanity," he later said. Because he could not perform, he turned to producing and song-writing, among other occupations.
Im german and live in south korea....I talk alot about old times and music with my parents in law and I really enjoy hearing old stories....in germany everything was super awkward XD
@@LiterarischeAktion puh...schwierig!! Die Liste hier ist schon sehr gut. Ansonsten wäre Deli Spice ganz cool. Ist old school Indie. Aber auch "이날치"(Inalchi) ist sehr sehr cool. Ist ein mix aus 판소리 "pansoori" (sehr traditionelle koreanische Musik" und funk? Auch sssingsssing ist total genial meiner Meinung nach.
영화 '마약왕' 때문 다시 조명된 가수 김정미.김추자풍이면서 감성까지 대단..묻혀있던 가수라 아깝네요. 뒷부분 허밍같은'날라가고파'와 송강호,김정미 '바람'노래가사가 기가막히게 어우러져 강한 인상을 주던 영화.몽한적인 김정미 음성이 압권..커다란 볼륨의 영화관을 흔들던 김정미 노래와 클라이막스가..
😲I Love All OF Song's Meaningfull TO the ❤️ Some Songs Made MY Eyes Tear UP Even though I don't Understang The Language But I Do know Very Beautiful Music And Songs
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I’m in South Korea for work , and all I hear playing outside of every store is kpop or K-rap . I randomly walked by a little outside market and some old man was playing some old Korean ballads it sounded like. I Shazammed it and I typed the song in and lead me to your video. Thanks for uploading
If you're in Seoul there should be plenty of 70s/80s vinyl bars playing old music. You might not get something this psychedelic, but the tunes are pretty catchy. I had a favorite place in Hongdae, don't know if it survived the virus.
@@jn3905 one day I’ll go to South Korea and look for these stofes
Old world blues ey?
or in the taxis
South Korea was a tough nation of hardened people, my mother was Korean and she raised me in a different country. she was a harsh mother: punishing, smokey, iron rule...I envied my friends who had such easy going mothers, yet I loved my mother with all my heart because she was such a hard working honest mother.
the thing is, because my mother didn't raise me in Korea she kept being traditional and oldschool in her own way. rest on peace omonim!
Losing a mother is pretty harsh
I'm sorry for your lose I wouldn't even want that on my worst enemy(■)
coz they knew nothing but surviving in this shitty barren land . they had to starve 2~3 month every year , i heard they used to eat bark and some grasses and mices too . imagine you were born in a country got absolutely nothing . i'm sure your mother wanted love from its parents , which also they wanted to raise your mom with warmed heart , but situation around you won't let you to do so .
parenting style was different compare to those who were lucky enough to having a time for giving the love to its family , but i'm sure it was also the way that she loves her family and most of all she managed to protected toughly . and she didn't let you to experience what she've been through , awwww korean parents .
i understand you perfectly .. God takes care of you
You'll meet her again. The soul is eternal.
I really like the playlist, it’s hard to find Korean music outside of kpop outside of K-Pop so this video is amazing
no it is not...
so much korean indie, techno, whatever you want.
@@Cuyt24 nahh fr, some of the most popular korean bands produce mainly indie or art rock music
It’s not difficult at all to find other korean music
where do you all find non- kpop/khiphop/krnb stuff?? For me i have to rely on Spotify playlists lol, or like if a random indie band blew up and ended up on one of the mainstream network variety shows that my mom watches heh. Or songs my mom tells me about when someone covers them on those said variety shows. But do any of you have any good blog or music community thread rec's?
여느때처럼 러시아 포스트 펑크가 주를 이루는 두머 플레이리스트를 검색하다가 귀한 플레이리스트를 만났네요. 감사히 잘 듣고 있습니다. 날이 갑자기 많이 추워졌습니다. 건강 챙기세요.
Classic tunes from the short-lived psychedelic music scene in Korea. Such a shame that the government actively suppressed these artists from producing music.
What can you tell me about Korean psychedelic music? I used to live there and couldn't find any trace of it
@@skyeflores1687 Shin Joong-Hyun was asked by the dictator at the time in south korea to play a song glorifying him. Instead Shin Joong-Hyun wrote a song glorifying the beautiful mountains and rivers and people of Korea.
He was then arrested and put into jail, beaten and tortured. Only to survive.
Korean Psychedelic music is like america's punk music, fighting the system. But in this case they had been willing to become martyrs.
I remember this song when I lived there as a very young child. I can almost sing along to the tunes. this song was epic. I had no idea these artists were suppressed. I clearly recall my young uncle got arrested for having long hair and a mustache and came home completely shaved. he cried and was upset for months.
@@bubbalee5305 he was arrested for his look? Wow..
To think that South Korea is now one of the most liberal countries in Asia.
Ever since my Korean Grandfather passed away, i’ve been listening to this non-stop. He lived through this era and while I go through his photo albums, I envision these songs were on the radio during his younger days. Thank you for this🙏🏻
Playing this for my father in law, his brother in law and sister in law here in the U.S while we are working together at a dry cleaners happily. They came to the U.S in the mid 70's and early 80's. They love it! Thank you.
Really great look back at Korean music. Seems like people forgot about this.
Amazing tracks.
Had a closer look. The building in the picture is selling refrigerators. Most of the signs say refrigerator.
Shin Joong Hyun is a bloody God. Kim Jung Mi has/had one of the finest voices. Didn't use their talent for patriotic propoganda.
patriotic yes, but regarding the country, not the dictator
The first song has been used as the ending soundtrack for the netflix korean drama SOMEBODY. When it came up I was like "Dude where have I already heard this song...OMG IT'S THE KOREAN DOOMER PLAYLIST FROM THE 70'S!!!!!!!!!!!"
Omg I dont know why I didnt recognise this. I finished 썸바디 a couple days ago
"That Person Who Has to Leave" but you're an ROK Marine that's surrounded by VC in Vietnam.
Great playlist! I am a huge fan of 70's Korean rock and folk music.
Hello everyone, after a hard day I came to listen to old songs, it is me feeling an elderly man with his drink in his hand and wondering if I will be able to endure this hard life.🇧🇷
Are from brazil?
@@paballlonascimentodokarai7462 Sim
@@JeniCost kkllkkk não era pra vc deixar rastros....
A primeira música me fez chorar de vrdd não entendi nada!Mais eu adorei
@@paballlonascimentodokarai7462 Kkkkk droga, já deixei
This wasn't what I was searching for, I went to Korea in 1975 and I was expecting something more along the lines of the more mainstream music I remember, but this is great. I have been playing guitar over 50 years now and I really dig the late sixties and early seventies sound here. Some good songs and pretty cool musicianship too. Thanks!
How old are you. You must be old?
국산화 진짜 잘된 밈이네 감성 찐하게 큐레이팅 잘하셨습니다
big songs. I came here after listening to kpop, but I am a fan of the music of the 70s; that's why I love this album. Greetings from Venezuela
1970s Korea was a hard time to Koreans, but they kept making the future for their children like my father, mother, and grandparents..
신중현님이 만드셨던 노래에 관심을 가지고 있었는데, 이렇게 두머 플레이리스트로 만들어주시다니 감사합니다.
Beautiful, poignant music. I don't understand a single word yet I feel my heart vibrating
I once watched a Korean drama called 'jealous incarnate' and in one scene there was an old Korean ballad, I fell in love. I couldn't find it with Shazam sadly.. but this playlist is also great. I really consider to learn Korean soon. I am not the type of person who likes pop, rnb.. glad this playlist exists.
If you like this kind of Korean song or atmosphere
I will recommend various links.
ruclips.net/video/by9PmCXcQV8/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/s3uPXokhpnA/видео.html
@@VolksWagenFan thanks for the recommendation!
This is wonderful. 감사합니다!
This is a lot more beautiful than my expectations. This is great, thanking for posting this
i read about Shin Joong Hyun in a magazine at work. I've never liked music from the 60s or 70s or psychadelic rock but I found that I really liked this type of music from Korea
I really like the sound of older Korean music, but I only hear it when I’m riding in taxis so I never know what song is playing.
i really like it, hello from russia with love :)
I love this mix so much. Been listening to it so much this year❤️
My dad had a cassette tape from Korean Air in the 80s which had a bunch of great tunes like this. Way better than k-pop lol.
I really like your playlists, keep the good work ^^
Love this! Thank you for making this playlist and sharing this magic :))
A fantastic collection of songs
통행금지에 정파방송에 장발 스커트 단속까지 젋은이에게 참 갑갑한 시대였는데 그래서 음악이라도 빛나는 걸까. 하소연이자 배출구로써..
Maybe young people should learn to be more reserved, less selfish & degenerate.
Great find!!! We are korean frens looking for other similar minded people
i came across his name when i noticed the first track you played also covered by kim choo ja and a helpful commenter explained who wrote the song. it’s hard to use the usual methods of looking at composer, arranger, producer, engineer, musicians etc on albums when i can’t even read the characters. cheers for posting these great tunes ;¬)
Thank you🙃 I think the time of Park Chung Hee's South Korea is very interessting, 😉I really like the music too it's so reassuring.
Greetings from Germany🙋🏼♀️
ich auch
Park Chung-hee was based.
@@minjokjuuija Turned a poor agricultural country into a modernized East Asian country with a growing industry.
Love this!
Sometimes between 1982 and 2005 I had visited a member of the church which I was a member of in the nursing home where she was. Afterwards, U stood and waited for the bus to take me back home in that Korean neighborhood with a Korean church around the corner out of sight but which that bus would pass. I noticed a Korean restaurant across the street and I was thinking about going there sometime which I never did. A young gentleman in his twenties younger than me came along to wait for that same bus. After five minutes, he broke the ice and said to me like I never would have guessed: I'm from Seoul, South Korea. I am visiting my sister and her family nearby. This is my first time to the United States and the first time I have ever traveled to the United States. I welcomed him here and said that it would be nice if he could visit everyone again.
.. first time I have ever traveled far from home.
All the world 70s music's about emotional. They could touch everyone's heart. Our days far away that days. My soul does not belong to this century. Please listen to Sezen Aksu when you are available. You'll catch the similar spirit with this list. I love you. ❤
Listening now so relaxing!
29:43 is my favourite so far , has a pink floyd vibe to it
Not sure if you will personally see this comment, but to whoever reading, here is the context behind this magnificent song, taken from Wikipedia:
In 1972, the office of South Korean president Park Chung Hee asked Shin to write a song in praise of the president. Shin refused and instead wrote a 10-minute long song about the beauty of South Korea, called "Beautiful Rivers and Mountains," which he recorded with his band at the time, Shin Joong Hyun & The Men. After the release of the song, police confiscated Shin's guitars and cut his long hair, which was banned at the time by the South Korean government.
In 1975, Shin was arrested for possession of marijuana after giving away a plant to a friend of the president's son, even though marijuana was not yet illegal at the time of his arrest. He was subsequently imprisoned and tortured. He was later imprisoned in a psychiatric hospital. After his release, Shin was banned from performing in South Korea, until after the assassination of Park Chung Hee in 1979. Regarding the assassination, Shin said, "God took Park and opted to save me." However, in the meantime, the public's taste in music had changed, according to Shin. "It was all, 'Let's work hard,' and 'Let's be happy' kind of stuff. It was completely physical, with no spirit, no mentality, no humanity," he later said. Because he could not perform, he turned to producing and song-writing, among other occupations.
I love first song , it's masterpiece
Im german and live in south korea....I talk alot about old times and music with my parents in law and I really enjoy hearing old stories....in germany everything was super awkward XD
Empfehl mir mal n paar gute Bands aus Südkorea bitte :D
@@LiterarischeAktion puh...schwierig!! Die Liste hier ist schon sehr gut. Ansonsten wäre Deli Spice ganz cool. Ist old school Indie. Aber auch "이날치"(Inalchi) ist sehr sehr cool. Ist ein mix aus 판소리 "pansoori" (sehr traditionelle koreanische Musik" und funk? Auch sssingsssing ist total genial meiner Meinung nach.
THE BEST KOREAN MUSIC EVER
A time and place that no longer exists. Just make sure you're off the streets before the 11PM curfew . Now where did I put my cold bottle of OB?
감사합니다~👍
this is incredible stuff
Very cool! Thank you so much! 💗
Beautiful play list
Самая любимая страна, всегда хотел туда попасть 🇰🇷❤️
잘 듣고 갑니다!
영화 '마약왕' 때문 다시 조명된 가수 김정미.김추자풍이면서 감성까지 대단..묻혀있던 가수라 아깝네요. 뒷부분 허밍같은'날라가고파'와 송강호,김정미 '바람'노래가사가 기가막히게 어우러져 강한 인상을 주던 영화.몽한적인 김정미 음성이 압권..커다란 볼륨의 영화관을 흔들던 김정미 노래와 클라이막스가..
봄비 나를 울려주는 봄비
dont understand a word but the music is very good
70년대 감성 너무 좋고
조선두머 미쳤나ㄹㅇㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ잘듣고갑니다ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
길가다 장발단속 걸려서 뚜까맞고 두머됐다는 후문ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
@@Werner4voss 아 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
@@Zafiro_Anejo 장발단속에 통행금지.. 누구라도 두머되겠네요
amo esta lista. gracias
shoutout to all my south-korean doomers. let the tears flow..
😲I Love All OF Song's Meaningfull TO the ❤️ Some Songs Made MY Eyes Tear UP Even though I don't Understang The Language But I Do know Very Beautiful Music And Songs
I call this the evolution of K-Pop music 😎
캬 이게 처절한 낭만이 녹아있는 Korea Doomer다~
love this part 17:45
Korean vinyl ftw.
Beautyfull
I like the giant 보신탕 sign on top of that building
Wonderful
Korean rap songs using this songs as samples would be sick af
Great music! Could anyone share a list of the song titles?
외국인들이 옜날노래를 듣는게 너무 신기하다..
보석같은 채널을 찾았네...
너무 좋아서 바로 고추잡고 360도 돌려버렷어요~
please release it on spotify!!!
Plzzz anyone let me know the name of the old song dat plays on the TV in Minari movie
I guess maybe it’s
라나에스포르 - 사랑해
(Lana. Et Rospo - I Love you)
ruclips.net/video/h3vH6mIqETQ/видео.html
Love@Doom)))
i can barely find any of lee jung hwas music anywhere
this style "Doomer" of music unites nations
Is the first song on the soundtrack of ¨Somebody¨?
great hits
두머 잘생겼다....
Kim Jung Hun would nuke this playlist
What’s the song at 12:27?
CRAZY!!!!
Yo where can you find these old records?
I like it
Hi Bob
'보신탕'
Korean postpunk: 🤩☺️😮💨
Russian postpunk:💀😭😞
Burn the commercials
한국인 모여라
Is there English Subtitles to all the songs Iam From Colorado Springs CO Please Let Me know I LOVE This Music
사진에 위치가 어디죠?
going to cry omg
RESPECT and Honor to Park Chung Hee. For creating jobs and making Korea Safe.
유신두머였노
유신 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
De donde vienen las guerras, contiendas entré vosotros. No surgen dé vuestras pasiones que combaten en nuestros miembros codisias y no tenéis matais y ardeis de envidia y no podéis alcanzar combatís y luchad y no tenéis lo que deseáis. Santiago capitulo 4=1......10.
Hamas era donde vivía Esaú y Israel donde vivía Jacob correcto.
1 hour korean doomer 1930s
보신탕-
병섭아재ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 어떻게 건물 메인간판이 보신탕이네ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
당신은 정말 언어 한국어를 몰라? 당신은 살아있는 나라가 어디입니까? 몇 살이에요? 당신은 몇 년도에 태어났습니까?
I love old Korea. Whiskey bars and chicken hof. Shiny suits and makgeoli. Dried squid and soju. Tents with soju and little dried fish.
A
크 김정미에 김추자에 크으으으