ทำไมวง bodyslam ต้องใส่ชุดดำเพราะว่า " นาฬิกาตาย "
ทำไมนาฬิกาตายเพราะกิน " ยาพิษ "
ทำไมต้องกินยาพิษเพราะ " อกหัก "
ทำไมถึงอกหักเพราะว่า " งมงาย "
ทำไมถึงงมงายเพราะ " ชีวิตเป็นของเรา "
ทำไมชีวิตต้องเป็นของเราเพราะเรามี " ความเชื่อ "
เราเชื่อใน " ปลายทาง "
ที่ปลายทางมี " ขอบฟ้า "
ที่ขอบฟ้ามี " อากาศ "
อากาศเกิดขึ้นเมื่อ " หลังฝน "
หลังฝนมี " จันทร์ยังเต็มดวง "
หลังจากจันทร์ยังเต็มดวงมี " แสงแรก "
แสงเดินทางภายใน " เสี้ยววินาที "
เราทำอะไรได้ภายในเสี้ยววินาที " แค่หลับตา "
เราหลับตาเพราะ " คนมีตังค์ "
คนมีตังค์เกี่ยวอะไรกับแค่หลับตาวะ ไม่รู้โว้ยย " ยิ่งรู้ยิ่งไม่เข้าใจ "
ทำยังไงถึงจะเข้าใจ " ย้ำ "
ย้ำว่าเราควร " ห้ามใจ "
ทำไมต้องห้ามใจเพราะเรา " เจ็บจนวันนี้ "
ไม่มีคนให้คุยด้วยเราเลยทำได้แค่ " พูดในใจ "
ก่อนที่เราพูดในใจเราต้อง " ขอบคุณน้ำตา "
น้ำตาทำให้เรามี " ท่านผู้ชม "
เหมือนในละคร ในละครเรามีอาการ " หวั่นไหว "
และในละครเรามีลักษณะนิสัยคือ " ความซื่อสัตย์ "
ความซื่อสัตย์ทำให้ " เรา "
กลายเป็น " คนที่ถูกรัก "
เราเป็นคนรักไม่ดีแต่ " สักวันฉันจะดีพอ "
แล้วเมื่อไหร่ฉันถึงจะดี " ไม่รู้เมื่อไหร่ "
ทำไมถึงไม่รู้ว่าเมื่อไหร่ เพราะตอนนี้เป็น " นาทีสุดท้าย "
นาทีสุดท้ายนี้เป็นแค่ " ภาพลวงตา "
ภาพลวงตาทำให้เราไม่เห็นแต่เราได้ยิน " พลังดนตรี "
พลังดนตรีทำ " ให้รักนั้นพาสองเราไปด้วยกัน "
แต่สุดท้ายก็จบลงที่ " ทางของฉันฝันของเธอ "
ทำไมต้องทางของฉันฝันของเธอ เพราะฟัง " Bodyslam
เครดิตเวบ http://www.zone-it.com
วันอังคารที่ 3 กุมภาพันธ์ พ.ศ. 2552
วันอังคารที่ 6 มกราคม พ.ศ. 2552
The Story of Bodyslam(In Thai Language)
I already put the information of this band in a Thai language.
So if you don't understand some of the informations you can read it in Thai to make you understand quickly. ^^
So if you don't understand some of the informations you can read it in Thai to make you understand quickly. ^^
The Official Site Of Bodyslam
This is the official website of Bodyslam band.
In this website has many information about this band and has everything about this bant too.
This website also has Bodyslam's songs and MV and also contain the new update of this band too.
http://bodyslam.gmember.com/
ภาพลวงตา - BodySlam
In this website has many information about this band and has everything about this bant too.
This website also has Bodyslam's songs and MV and also contain the new update of this band too.
http://bodyslam.gmember.com/
ภาพลวงตา - BodySlam
Interviewing Bodyslam(Since the second album "Drive")
A year after their massively successful debut album, the guys from Bodyslam are ready to take fans on a rock and roll ride with their new album Drive.
And if the band's past success and the popularity of its new hit songs "Kwam Suesad (Honesty)" and "Plai Thang (The End of the Road)" are any indication, then this time around it should be a trip straight to the top.
Student Weekly recently had the chance to ask Toon (the vocalist), Pao (the guitarist) and Pid (the bass player) about music, travel, love and driving fast.
Student Weekly: Let's start with the Bodyslam logo. It looks like the logo for a sport brands. How did you come up with the idea?
Toon: We didn't really want it to be like anything else. We just wanted to have a logo like other bands, so we talked to our production team. We discussed it a lot before deciding.
Student Weekly: Both your debut album Bodyslam and the new one Drive sound very similar. Is there any difference?
Pid: There isn't much that is different. But Drive is much stronger all around and the music has a lot of details. But it isn't complicated to listen to.
Student Weekly: The first album, Bodyslam, received a great welcome from music fans. Did you have any pressure when working on Drive?
Toon: We had only time pressure. Fortunately, our fans like our music style so when we recorded Drive, we could just be ourselves.
Student Weekly: On Drive Toon's voice sounds more confident and you use a variety of vocal techniques. Did you receive special training, or was there another way you practised?
Toon: Whenever I had time I always sang. If I didn't practise with the band, I practised on my own while waiting to play a concert or in the car. But my executive producer Thaneth Warakulnukhro and my producer Poonsak Jaturaboon also gave me some tips for making it better.
Student Weekly: "Kwam Suesad (Honesty)" was the first song released on your new album, and has climbed the charts very fast. Is this like the second part of "Ngomngai (Obsession)," and, in your opinion, does this kind of honesty really exist, or it is just a song?
Toon: Actually, most people feel like "Plai Thang (The End of the Road)" is the part two of "Ngomngai." "Kwam Suesad" is the first song released because the song is telling our fans that with our honesty, we are back. The song is definitely a Bodyslam-style song. And we do believe that this kind of honesty exists. Love is supposes to have trust, respect and honesty — both physical and mental.
Student Weekly: Ten of the songs on Drive are about love. What's going on? Are some you guys in love?
Pao: We always create songs from things happen around us. Songs come from our actual experiences, people around us and our team. Love is a subject that has many interesting viewpoints. Listeners also like songs about love more than politics or weathers.
Student Weekly: On Drive there is a song titled "Bodyslam." How did you come up with this song?
Toon: The song "Bodyslam" is basically the story of the three of us. It's about us following our dream and doing what we want to do — even if it means taking risks. We've finally gotten there.
Student Weekly: In the album notes you mention stylists. What have you guys changed and how long did it take you to get into your new look?
Pao: Our outfits and hairstyles are completely different from the debut album. With Bodyslam we had easygoing hairstyles and wore bright t-shirts and jeans. Now we are more grown up and we wanted some changes. The stylist team first talked to us and figured out what kind of outfits fit with us. Finally, they came up with dark toned shirts and jackets. And we now have better hairstyles.
Student Weekly: Moving away from the album, we heard that Toon likes backpack and travel. Where have you visited and what do you like most? Do you have any recommendations for your fans who might want to give backpacking a shot?
Toon: I like to hit beaches, but the most impressive place I've been so far is India. It was incredible fun. If someone wants to be a backpacker, he should as much information about the place he wants to visit as he can. He should be prepared to solve any unexpected circumstances. And don't forget essential medicines.
Student Weekly: So when Toon is spending his free time backpacking, what do Pid and Pao like to do?
Pao: We like to take rests, watch movies, read comic books, play games and listen to music. If we have a lot of days off, we like to go to the beaches.
Student Weekly: So I've got to ask, do the guys from Bodyslam like driving fast or racing around?
Pid: We only drive fast when we are in hurry to get to work. It's bad to keep someone waiting for us. If we are really in hurry we usually call taxi motorcycles. But we do love to go drive go-karts.
And if the band's past success and the popularity of its new hit songs "Kwam Suesad (Honesty)" and "Plai Thang (The End of the Road)" are any indication, then this time around it should be a trip straight to the top.
Student Weekly recently had the chance to ask Toon (the vocalist), Pao (the guitarist) and Pid (the bass player) about music, travel, love and driving fast.
Student Weekly: Let's start with the Bodyslam logo. It looks like the logo for a sport brands. How did you come up with the idea?
Toon: We didn't really want it to be like anything else. We just wanted to have a logo like other bands, so we talked to our production team. We discussed it a lot before deciding.
Student Weekly: Both your debut album Bodyslam and the new one Drive sound very similar. Is there any difference?
Pid: There isn't much that is different. But Drive is much stronger all around and the music has a lot of details. But it isn't complicated to listen to.
Student Weekly: The first album, Bodyslam, received a great welcome from music fans. Did you have any pressure when working on Drive?
Toon: We had only time pressure. Fortunately, our fans like our music style so when we recorded Drive, we could just be ourselves.
Student Weekly: On Drive Toon's voice sounds more confident and you use a variety of vocal techniques. Did you receive special training, or was there another way you practised?
Toon: Whenever I had time I always sang. If I didn't practise with the band, I practised on my own while waiting to play a concert or in the car. But my executive producer Thaneth Warakulnukhro and my producer Poonsak Jaturaboon also gave me some tips for making it better.
Student Weekly: "Kwam Suesad (Honesty)" was the first song released on your new album, and has climbed the charts very fast. Is this like the second part of "Ngomngai (Obsession)," and, in your opinion, does this kind of honesty really exist, or it is just a song?
Toon: Actually, most people feel like "Plai Thang (The End of the Road)" is the part two of "Ngomngai." "Kwam Suesad" is the first song released because the song is telling our fans that with our honesty, we are back. The song is definitely a Bodyslam-style song. And we do believe that this kind of honesty exists. Love is supposes to have trust, respect and honesty — both physical and mental.
Student Weekly: Ten of the songs on Drive are about love. What's going on? Are some you guys in love?
Pao: We always create songs from things happen around us. Songs come from our actual experiences, people around us and our team. Love is a subject that has many interesting viewpoints. Listeners also like songs about love more than politics or weathers.
Student Weekly: On Drive there is a song titled "Bodyslam." How did you come up with this song?
Toon: The song "Bodyslam" is basically the story of the three of us. It's about us following our dream and doing what we want to do — even if it means taking risks. We've finally gotten there.
Student Weekly: In the album notes you mention stylists. What have you guys changed and how long did it take you to get into your new look?
Pao: Our outfits and hairstyles are completely different from the debut album. With Bodyslam we had easygoing hairstyles and wore bright t-shirts and jeans. Now we are more grown up and we wanted some changes. The stylist team first talked to us and figured out what kind of outfits fit with us. Finally, they came up with dark toned shirts and jackets. And we now have better hairstyles.
Student Weekly: Moving away from the album, we heard that Toon likes backpack and travel. Where have you visited and what do you like most? Do you have any recommendations for your fans who might want to give backpacking a shot?
Toon: I like to hit beaches, but the most impressive place I've been so far is India. It was incredible fun. If someone wants to be a backpacker, he should as much information about the place he wants to visit as he can. He should be prepared to solve any unexpected circumstances. And don't forget essential medicines.
Student Weekly: So when Toon is spending his free time backpacking, what do Pid and Pao like to do?
Pao: We like to take rests, watch movies, read comic books, play games and listen to music. If we have a lot of days off, we like to go to the beaches.
Student Weekly: So I've got to ask, do the guys from Bodyslam like driving fast or racing around?
Pid: We only drive fast when we are in hurry to get to work. It's bad to keep someone waiting for us. If we are really in hurry we usually call taxi motorcycles. But we do love to go drive go-karts.
Credit From http://www.ethaimusic.com/archives/bodyslam.php
Source: Student Weekly
Interview by Suwitcha Chaiyong
วันจันทร์ที่ 5 มกราคม พ.ศ. 2552
My Inspiration
My inspiration is Toon Bodyslam because in the future if it is possible I want to be a singer like him. I like Toon bodyslam because his character interested me and I like his voice and his song is very meaningful. So in the future if it possible I want to be like him.
Famous Songs
A partial list of popular songs, together with translated name in bracket, and the album:
1.Dai Rue Plao (ได้หรือเปล่า) [Can You Do It?] – La-On
2.Akat (อากาศ) [Air] – Bodyslam
3.Yam (ย้ำ) [Again] – Bodyslam
4.Ngom Ngai (งมงาย) [Gullible] – Bodyslam
5."Sak Wan Chun Ja D Pa"(สักวันฉันจะดีพอ) [Once day I will good enough] – Bodyslam
6.Khwam Suesad (ความซื่อสัตย์) [Honesty] – Drive
7.Plai Thang (ปลายทาง) [Destination] – Drive
8.Wun Wai (หวั่นไหว) [Anxious] – Drive
10.Khob Fa (ขอบฟ้า) [Horizon] – Believe
11.Khon Thee Thuk Rak (คนที่ถูกรัก) [The Person That Got Loved] – Believe
12.Khwam Chuea (ความเชื่อ) [Believe] – Believe (featuring Ad Carabao)
13.Raaw (เรา) [We/Us] – Big Body Concert (Bodyslam and Big Ass)
14.YahPit (ยาพิษ) [Poison] – Save My Life
15.Oak-Hak (อกหัก) [Broken Heart] – Save My Life
16.Ying Roo Ying Mai Kao Jai (ยิ่งรู้ยิ่งไม่เข้าใจ) [The More I Know, The More I Don't Understand] – Save My Life
17.Na Li Kaa Tai (นาฬิกาตาย) [Broken Clock] – Save My Life
18.Kae Lup Dtaa (แค่หลับตา) [Just Close Your Eyes] – Save My Life (featuring Panadda Roengwutti)
Credit: www.wikipedia.com
1.Dai Rue Plao (ได้หรือเปล่า) [Can You Do It?] – La-On
2.Akat (อากาศ) [Air] – Bodyslam
3.Yam (ย้ำ) [Again] – Bodyslam
4.Ngom Ngai (งมงาย) [Gullible] – Bodyslam
5."Sak Wan Chun Ja D Pa"(สักวันฉันจะดีพอ) [Once day I will good enough] – Bodyslam
6.Khwam Suesad (ความซื่อสัตย์) [Honesty] – Drive
7.Plai Thang (ปลายทาง) [Destination] – Drive
8.Wun Wai (หวั่นไหว) [Anxious] – Drive
10.Khob Fa (ขอบฟ้า) [Horizon] – Believe
11.Khon Thee Thuk Rak (คนที่ถูกรัก) [The Person That Got Loved] – Believe
12.Khwam Chuea (ความเชื่อ) [Believe] – Believe (featuring Ad Carabao)
13.Raaw (เรา) [We/Us] – Big Body Concert (Bodyslam and Big Ass)
14.YahPit (ยาพิษ) [Poison] – Save My Life
15.Oak-Hak (อกหัก) [Broken Heart] – Save My Life
16.Ying Roo Ying Mai Kao Jai (ยิ่งรู้ยิ่งไม่เข้าใจ) [The More I Know, The More I Don't Understand] – Save My Life
17.Na Li Kaa Tai (นาฬิกาตาย) [Broken Clock] – Save My Life
18.Kae Lup Dtaa (แค่หลับตา) [Just Close Your Eyes] – Save My Life (featuring Panadda Roengwutti)
Credit: www.wikipedia.com
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