- 1. BUALUANG OST - Singto (Lion)
- 2. PANADDA CHAYAPARK - Yoong (Mosquito)
- 3. CHAI MUANGSING - Pee Kao Pee Oak (Ghost In Ghost Out)
- 4. SANGTHONG SEESAI - Duang Duang Duang (Luck Luck Luck)
- 5. SRIPAI JAIPRA - YomMaBan TaLangKan (Officer Of Hell's Announcement)
- 6. SANGTHONG SEESAI - Kam Kao (Old Karma)
- 7. THE IMPOSSIBLE - Pom-Pom-Pom (Hair-Hair-Hair)
- 8. SOONTHORN SUJARIDCHAN - Sara-A-Mor-Sara-R : Kee Mao (D-R-U-N-K : Pissed)
- 9. SOONTHORN SUJARIDCHAN - Sara-A-Mor-Sara-R : Kee Mao Lae (D-R-U-N-K : Wasted)
- 10. SOONTHORN SUJARIDCHAN/ KRONGTHONG TUSSANAPHAN - OudTaLud Bump (Hurtle Bump)
- 11. THE GENERATION - Racing
- 12. THE PRESIDENT - Ruk Chua NiRunDon (Love Forever)
- 13. DON SORNABEAB - Mao (Drunk)
- 14. CHANTANA KITTIYAPAN - Ya-Ya (No-No)
- 15. THE ORIENTAL FUNK - Loy KraTong Disco
- 16. THE GENERATION - Kon Muan Khan (People Are The Same)
- 17. SROENG SANTI - Leang Mai Toe (Overkill)
- 18. BUPPA SAICHOL - Kon Chob Pluk (Waker)
- 19. SROENG SANTI - Ba Bor Por Khan (Crazy Same Same)
- 20. HONGTHONG DAO UDON - Mai Keay Ruk (Never Loved)
- 21. RAYRAI NA KORATICH - Kard Klan Nam Mun (Lack Of Gasoline)
- 22. ROYAL SPRITES - Noom Rai Por (Kenaf Farm Man)
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Thai Funk: ZudRangMa Vol. 2
ZRMCD002
Out of Stock Formats:
- CD $14 WISH
- Released: October 05, 2009
The second volume of the Thai Funk series picks up where the first volume left this listener salivating over its strange east-meets-west funk pollinations. Artists from the first comp, like the soulful Chantana Kittiyapan and disco funkateers Royal Sprites, take a celebratory lap around some fascinating new discoveries, like The Impossible, who regularly gigged in Hawaii, and still occasionally play today.
Volume 2 is weirder than the first, with more synthesized sounds working into the folds of effected experimentation, but the results are invigorating to say the least. (Sangthong Seesai’s vocal inflections sound like Crazy Frog on “Duang Duang Duang,“ but it’s not as bad as you’d imagine.) Like the first volume, the CD comes packaged in a hand-stitched cloth sleeve, is limited to 1300, and includes a large fold-out poster of the record covers to the music you‘re discovering for the first time.
