My Record Library Museum

When I acquired something interesting I will quickly take a picture and feature here, without much information. While if you have anything you would like to know about the album and the stories, let me know and lets see if we can grouped into some further floors of exhibition!

This is not for the Champaigne that we enjoy in the dining room, but rather, a period of in Hong Kong music scene, where Chinese musicians collaborate seamlessly with Philippines musicians and created some of the work that worth remembering.

Enjoy

In the mid-late 1970s, Hong Kong became the largest garment exporter in the world and one of the brightest stars in the HK garment industry at the time was Bang Bang Fashions. Backed by a large manufacturing operations, Bang Bang jeans and sportswear were popular with young people and the brand extended to restaurants, TV show, featured films, record label, and even instant noodles......

Bang Bang Records and Films are made under this circumstances. The Record Label is an acquisition from the House Records that aim at producing the best music in Hong Kong.

Although Bang Bang Records didn't last long, they have made some good music for the generation, that is still relevant and worth remembering for these days.

1970年代半ばには、香港が世界最大の衣料品輸出国となり、当時のHK衣料品業界で最も輝かしいスターの1つはBang Bang Fashionsでした。 大規模な製造業に支えられて、バンバンジーンズとスポーツウェアは若者に人気があり、ブランドはレストラン、テレビ番組、特集映画、レコードレーベル、さらにはインスタントラーメンまで拡大しました......

バンバンの記録と映画はこの状況下で作られています。 レコードレーベルは、ハウスレコードからの買収で、香港で最高の音楽を制作することを目指しています。

Bang Bang Recordsは長続きしませんでしたが、世代のためにいくつかの良い音楽を作りました。それは今でも重要であり、覚えておく価値があります。

When I started to explore the history of Cantonese Opera in Hong Kong, I came across with a record publisher called "Southen Sound" Record Company "南聲唱片"

They instead take the recording of Chinese folkore music and operatic music and do the mastering and vinyl production in the States, that result with a superb music quality and content, that is still enjoyable 60s years later.

Not much information was left about this record company, and not much material actually have left behind as well, and what attracts me is their sound and music that published and released. Everything I learned something new from it, and their impressive calligraphy, and artwork.

香港の広東オペラの歴史を探り始めたとき、「Southen Sound」レコード会社「南聲唱片」というレコード出版社に出会いました。

その代わりに、彼らは中国の民俗音楽とオペラ音楽の録音を取り、アメリカでマスタリングとレコード制作を行います。その結果、素晴らしい音楽の品質とコンテンツが得られ、60年経っても今でも楽しめます。

このレコード会社に関する情報はあまり残されておらず、実際に残された資料もあまりありません。私が興味を引くのは、公開およびリリースされた彼らのサウンドと音楽です。私はそれから何か新しいことを学び、印象的な書道とアートワークを学びました。

It shows records in good similiarity, inspiration of layout.

Here feature some works and records from famous European Operatic Artists

This is a room for interesting records sung in Catonese or Mandarin, with strong western influence and released in Malaysia.

Canto Pop , Cantonese Pop refers to the type of popular music made in Hong Kong and sung in Cantonese.

Strangely, compare with the haydays in pop music in Japan or Korea that called themselves J-Pop or K-Pop. We don't called it H-Pop (Hong Kong Pop). One of the reasons that prior to that people can made records sung in English or Mandarin (or even Phillipines) in Hong Kong and can still made the charts.

Most historian recognised the start of the Canto Pop in 1974, when a TV drama song took over the popularity in Hong Kong and in the mid 80s, Canto Pop took popularity in all the Asian countries as well.

This room includes the my favourite albums released by the Canto Pop era.

I arranged this in a chronlogical order, so that you can also see how the album design taste changes through the years.