It was 10 years ago since LMF debut album was released, I fondly remembering

and rated it highly on Absolute magazine, April 1999.  It was raw,

hardcore and original, it was a breath of fresh air from the canton music

scene.

In the year 2000, LMF released their second album "Tai Lan Tong" and took

their music to the Hong Kong mainstream audience, out selling some renowned

local artists.  Their music combined rock/hip-hop with hardcore lyrics and

thundering vocals. In the song "La Na La" they rapped about the local music

industry, stating their money making mindset, favoring quick bucks then

talents; in 'Estate Boy" they rapped about the rough side of living in

housing estate; and in the comical "Night" rapping about their

mischievous night life. Their lyrics brings a sense of realism in canton

music, away from the over populated love songs of canton pop.

The success of "Tai Lan Tong" is very much due to it's originality, and the

band toured Asia for a few years before the members went their separate

ways.  But now ten years after their debut album, they have a reunion

concert on January 2010 and a new song '揸緊中指' (download on

http://www.wildlazymf.com).

LMF may not be everyone's cup of tea, but from hearing their new song, they

are still refreshing and should an album be launched with their old magic,

the success of 2000 could well come all over again!

LMF - The Wild Lazy Tour 1

(Singapore)

Date : 6 December 2009, Sunday

Time : 8pm

Venue : Powerhouse @ St. James Power Station

Tickets : $58 (advance); $68 (at door)

Ticketing Outlets : HMV Heeren, HMV Citylink, St. James Power Station,

artifact and more.

LMF - The Wild Lazy Tour 2

(Hong Kong)

Date : 2 January 2010, Saturday

Time : 8:30pm

Venue : 3/F , Hi-Tec Kowloon Bay 'Star Hall'

Tickets : $480 (Stand) / $280

For more info: http://www.wildlazymf.com