2 definitions by matthewmanhorn
The Greatest Rock Band in HK, the singer and founder has one of the most emotional voices, too bad he died in an accident
They became famous during the dominance of the HK pop scene. During the that era no Hong Kong'ers listens to rock but pop, even they do they only listen to foreign Rock Bands (Americans, British etc..) instead of Hong Kong ones. That's why no Hong Kong musicians even THOUGHT of making a rock band, but Beyond did and became very successful.
Their lyrics have great meanings, their best songs are Gwong Fai Sui Yuet which is about segregation in USA and Hoi Foot Teen Hong which is about self reliances
They became famous during the dominance of the HK pop scene. During the that era no Hong Kong'ers listens to rock but pop, even they do they only listen to foreign Rock Bands (Americans, British etc..) instead of Hong Kong ones. That's why no Hong Kong musicians even THOUGHT of making a rock band, but Beyond did and became very successful.
Their lyrics have great meanings, their best songs are Gwong Fai Sui Yuet which is about segregation in USA and Hoi Foot Teen Hong which is about self reliances
The singer from Beyond: Wong Ga Kui is one of the most touching / emotional HK singers along with Eason Chan, Danny Chan, and Leslie Cheung
by matthewmanhorn April 24, 2007
In my opinion, the greatest comic / cartoon of the 21st century. Maybe it's due to the fact that:
-The manga series was finished when the anime begin, so it doesn't have that many unnecessary fillers like Naruto and Bleach etc...
-The story is neither too long nor too short and has an ending, unlike the majority with unlimited episodes+fillers.
-Its original yet suspenseful storyline is a breath of fresh air from the typical teenage anime/manga you see.
-A battle of wits instead of flashy attacks.
-The manga series was finished when the anime begin, so it doesn't have that many unnecessary fillers like Naruto and Bleach etc...
-The story is neither too long nor too short and has an ending, unlike the majority with unlimited episodes+fillers.
-Its original yet suspenseful storyline is a breath of fresh air from the typical teenage anime/manga you see.
-A battle of wits instead of flashy attacks.
If you're a fan of the manga death note, then you might as well check out "LIAR GAME", written by Shinobu Kaitani.
by matthewmanhorn May 11, 2009