This is probably not what the Sayuki-fans were expecting. It’s just a very short clip. I haven’t had time to make any more videos just yet.
Here Sayuki wants to wish you good morning and good night.
It’s a bit funny though, that after her last “good night” you can hear a rooster call 
This performance of Tell me your wish starts with a dance sequence where the guys from SHINee shake it with Jessica, Yu-ri, Yoon-a, Soo-young and Hyo-yeon.
Perhaps these groups have some kind of exchange program
Girls’ Generation ~ Tell Me Your Wish (Genie) with SHINee dance intro Live@Music Core 20090725
27MB 4:15 H.264/AVC 480×272 PSP Ready
Credit: source video from yoobin.skyrock.com
As promised, here’s the music video for Juliette by SHINee 
Credit: source video from yoobin.skyrock.com
In this performance of the song Juliette SHINee is joined by Yoon-a, Jessica, Yu-ri, Tiffany and Soo-young from Girls’ Generation (SNSD).
Credit: source video from yoobin.skyrock.com
I will post the music video for this song (requested by Chandrachan) tomorrow, and there might be another SHINee related post coming up later this week
OK, this is the last ELT video
Credit: source video from MotiveAndy1666@jpopsuki
Wouldn’t it be convenient (and creepy) to have helpers like the ones in the video?
I’ve once again gotten a song stuck in my head. This time it’s Naengmyeon (냉면) performed by Jessica of Girls’ Generation and Park Myun-soo, who I guess is a comedian of some sort. I wasn’t planning on posting it, but it kind of deserves a post based on the number of times it has played in my head
Credit: source video from yoobin.skyrock.com
Disclaimer: I will not be held responsible if you can’t get the song out of your head
Today (well, technically yesterday) I received two sets of Asian movies that I had ordered. One was the Blu-ray version of the Korean movie Welcome to Dongmakgol.
It was listed as Blu-ray region A and B at YesAsia, but the case only said “region A”, so I got a bit worried and popped it into my PS3 (region B) just to check if it would play, which it did (phew). I was planning on taking a nap before my late Brazilian Jiu-jitsu class, but I couldn’t stop watching the movie once I had started it.
Welcome to Dongmakgol takes place during the Korean war. The story is about two South Korean soldiers, three North Korean soldiers and an American pilot who end up in a strange village in the mountains called Dongmakgol, where the inhabitants don’t even know that a war is raging outside. […] there’s more! »
I just started practising martial arts again. I haven’t done that in several years, and haven’t worked out at all in about 2-3 years (if you don’t count riding a bicycle).
Last weekend I decided that I needed to “do something” and I got the idea to try Brazilian jiu-jitsu. Luckily the club was just starting a new beginner’s course and I even got a friend to join me. He wanted to try muay thai rather than BJJ, so we decided to try both. […] there’s more! »
I have some bad memories associated with this song, since I watched the PV for it at one of the worst days of my life (Homer: “Worst day of your life so far”). But it’s a great song, and this arrangement is a bit different:
We’re nearing the end of my Every Little Thing nostalgia/rediscovery trip.
Credit: source video from MotiveAndy1666@jpopsuki
I “accidentally” ripped the solo version of this PV too. The normal version is better, but since I already ripped it I’m posting both 
Listening to these songs brings me both the feeling you get when discovering a new artist you like and memories from when I used to listen to them years ago.
Perhaps someone else found something they liked too. If you did, please support ELT by buying their CDs and DVDs.
