An appropriately odd cover of The Doors’ 1967 hit deftly performed on the traditional gayageum by Korean musician Luna Lee.
Previously: Voodoo Chile
Tag Archives: Korea
SPLUTTER!
Guinness ‘Taste Of Black’ promo campaign, Korea.
Doesn’t travel well.
Thanks Nigel Callinan
Oh..
PaddyIrishMan writes:
“No Irish (or women) need apply. Asian food shop on Great Strand street [Dublin]…”
화이팅!
Around 20 years ago, a government housing expo in the Gangnam district of Seoul in South Korea featured a town designed by leading local architects.
As well as making maximum use of the limited available footprint, this house – Ga On Jai – built by Iroje Khm Architects neatly encapsulates four distinctive Korean techniques of Korean architecture: Ru (internal support with one facade left open); Madang (the inner court); Cheoma (cantilevered roof) and Doldam (stone masonry wall).
Musician Luna Lee wires up her traditional Gayagaeum and applies Korean sensibilities to the Jimi Hendrix classic.
She also does a nice cover of Bold As Love.
Paul Murphy writes:
Here’s a video shot by Ray McManus, Sportsfile photographer, in South Korea with the Special Olympics crew, of the floorball athletes in action, celebrating with their Bronze medals and sending a message home to their families.
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Earlier: Meanwhile, In South Korea
Previously: At Dublin Airport