I LOVE the Mandarin version of U by Super Junior M (a sub-group of the 13 member idol group Super Junior with an addition of 2 extra members)! I want to PINCH Henry's CHEEKS! HIS CHUBBY, CHUBBY. CHUBBY CHEEKS! perseid, I feel CONFLICTED by this! CONFLICTED!

HUGS? PLEASE?!

*PUTS HEAD IN MICROWAVE*



Seriously though, their pronunciation isn't that bad, and having U as their spear head into the Chinese market is a very good strategic move. Also, having 2 members being able to speak Chinese makes life slightly easier for the whole group, and probably helps quite a bit when it comes to learning the language for the rest of the members. What I want to know is if SJM will reach the level of success and sophistication like DBSK and the Japanese market.

My hormones are all over the place.

Currently trying to work out my superannuation, taxes, and trying to figure out the new changes to the Australian Tax legislation post-budget - ARGH!!

Moving on, perseid, remember how we chatted about your, um, mental age due to some of your interest, well, you can laugh at me now. I'm terribly infatuated with Super Junior, yes, the South Korean 13-member boy band, this is so embarrassing. But omfg, their Full House is hilarious, and their dork-like actions is just priceless. I’m still having some problems keeping track of all of them, but we’ll see. (There is ENGLISH fanfiction on them! OMG!).

Also, 陈楚生, the winner of the Chinese (all male) version of American-Idol continues to pwn me. His voice and his talent continue to blow me away.

Youtube is awesome.

To the those of my f-list who listens to Asian music, can one of you point me in the direction of music by 周华健 (Zhou Hua Jian). Preferably some of his older sound tracks, my mum is in love with this guy's music, and I’m getting slightly obsessed.

Thanks!

(I'm in the process of figuring out how to get bit-torrent and IRC working. It may have to wait till the end of next week though.)