'20th Century Hit-Track' reveals a playlist compiling winter season songs.
Episode 293 of cable channel KBS Joy's '20th Century Hit-Track,' which aired in the afternoon on the 26th, introduced 'ski resort regular hit-tracks that the eardrums remember,' collecting legendary winter songs that once echoed through ski resorts that were considered the best winter destinations in the 1990s.
When Lee Mi-joo said, "When I was young I used to conquer ski resorts every winter vacation," Kim Hee-cheul said, "I slid on a sack on my grandmother's hill," exclaimed, "You lived it up," and said, "I experienced a ski resort for the first time at 22." in particular, Lee Mi-joo cautiously predicted the day's theme, saying, "What made me have good memories of ski resorts was the music that used to play then."
Ranked 10th is Can's 'Winter Story (00).'
Although Baek Ji-sung joined from the second album and they did not get a big response, Can came to make their presence known to the public with this song, the title track of their 2.5th album. unlike previous songs, it was an appealing song with a gentle sensibility and lyrics that evoke winter, and it was invited to various ski resort events and received much love.
Introduced at number nine as the song that actress Kong Hyojin first thinks of is Seo Young-eun's 'Not Alone Me (03).'
It was the OST of the MBC drama 'Snowman,' starring Kong Hyojin, and a re-recorded track on Seo Young-eun's fourth studio album, and Seo Young-eun's clear yet plaintive voice sang hopeful lyrics and received great love. in addition, other winter OSTs that dominated ski resorts at that time were mentioned, including Park Hyo-shin's 'Snow Flower' and Ryu's 'From the Beginning to Now.'
Despite being a winter song released in summer and having poor record sales with some saying it 'flopped,' Jinu's 'Absurd Imagination (96),' a winter evergreen that continues to be recalled, ranked eighth, and seventh place was 7 Princesses' 'Love Song (04).'
At number six was Fin.K.L's 'White (99).' this follow-up song from the special 2.5th album was praised as a song that harmonized the bell sound symbolizing winter with a warm and buoyant melody and Fin.K.L's lovely, clear voices.
At the time, S.E.S., who were the representative rivals in the pop world, always used a soap bubble effect on stage, which made it slippery for Fin.K.L when they went on stage after them, causing them trouble. then one day, when the stage order changed and Fin.K.L went on first, they attempted a timid revenge by asking the crew to spray the snow spray used for stage production heavily on the dancers, and that stage anecdote was revealed.
When it was mentioned that this song described fresh couples walking hand in hand down snowy streets and stirred romantic feelings, Lee Mi-joo asked, "What do you want for a Christmas gift?" and Kim Hee-cheul said, "I don't need luxury goods; my one pick is a sweater my girlfriend knitted herself."
At number five was Kim Min-jong's 'White Longing (01).' when the music video, filmed over five nights and six days in Sapporo, was shown, Kim Hee-cheul said, "I went on a trip to Sapporo with Lee Soo-man," and, "Everyone went skiing but I enjoyed a half-body bath at the hotel." taken aback by Lee Mi-joo's unexpected remark, "You'll really regret it when you can't move your body later," Kim Hee-cheul again showed the 'business couple' side by saying, "You take care of that,"
At number four was Mr.2's 'White Winter (93),' and number three introduced Sechskies' 'Couple (98).'
Sechskies' 'Couple' was the title track of the special 3.5th album and is regarded as a representative winter song that melted that winter sweetly as a sweet and soft love song that broke away from the intense dance tracks up to that point.
Although they dominated the winter of '98, it was said that Sechskies' music video was stigmatized as the worst due to backstage footage and a simple screen composition focused on tight shots. they envied H.O.T., who had spent a relatively large budget on their music video, and through a self-remake in 2016 they topped various music charts, and to wash away the stigma of the worst music video they maximized visual appeal with a sweet couple concept set in the pure white snowfields of Sapporo and were loved again.
At number two was DJ.DOC's 'Winter Story (96),' the title track of their third album. it was praised as a dance song that stood out for its lively melody and witty lyrics and vividly depicted winter, a season where romance and sadness coexist.
At number one was Turbo's 'White Love (At the ski resort),' a track included on their fourth album. it was noted as a dance song whose bright melody and bell sounds blended to create a strong winter feeling and has long been loved as a seasonal song symbolizing winter.
The studio also revealed behind-the-scenes stories about this song, including Kim Jong Kook's recollection that "I released the song with Kim Jung-nam, but he left, so it was re-recorded with Maikey and they promoted together," and "there is a Maikey and Kim Jung-nam version."
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