Thread: How and where you going to spend your New Years eve

Originally Posted by jamescollister

Sitting in the village, drinking and listening to god awful Issan music from the wall of speakers, started at lunch time.
It will not stop, day or night until every drop of booze is drunk, 3 maybe 4 days, so I'll stay pissed, at least I'll be able to sleep through screeching they call music.

I am willing to bet you cannot tell Issan music from Thai, Lao or Khamin.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly94

Originally Posted by jamescollister

Sitting in the village, drinking and listening to god awful Issan music from the wall of speakers, started at lunch time.
It will not stop, day or night until every drop of booze is drunk, 3 maybe 4 days, so I'll stay pissed, at least I'll be able to sleep through screeching they call music.

I am willing to bet you cannot tell Issan music from Thai, Lao or Khamin.

You would be right, all their folk music sounds like someone being tortured.
This is a Lao speaking area, the Thai's tend to play top of the pops [Thai] type of stuff, which is bearable.