OMD wrote on 1^st Mar, 2010 at 5:45pm:


JACKSPADE - After a case of beerlao.. I have no problem meeting sao noi.. sao yai.. sao toui.. sao joy 55555

JACKSPADE - I'm not so sure about the law regard drinking age in Laos.  All I know, you can give $$ to kids at any age and send them out to get some beer for you.  Night clubs, bars, and even at restaurants you'll see bunch of minors consuming alcohols.  The government doesn't enforce it like the West.  Money is the king over there.

Hopefully that will change in the future.

When I was in Laos last year I went to Hongview and Wind West.  They have live band.  Not a bad place to hang out especially Hongview right by the Maekong river.  Admin, have you ever been to those places?   

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 5^th Jun, 2011 at 12:31am:


Do you have any Lao music cd/vcd collection at all?  It looks like you are more influence by materials from the west. There's nothing wrong with it.  I'm just curious.  As for myself, I don't have any Lao music cd/vcd at all, the only time I listen to it is when my parents pull out their cd or vcd collection.   I mostly listen to Eurodance, Alternative, 80s rock, 80s country, 50s classic, and some 90s rap. 

Back to topic, live concerts perform  by any Lao rock Bands are very enjoyable, doesn't matter who it is or where it is.  People get up, dance, eat, drink, sing, or even socialize.  It's in our blood.

In Vientaine, what do nightclubs usually play? Laos or Western or varieties?

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 5^th Jun, 2011 at 12:31am:

How do you know of these singers?

Do they play these guys on the Lao radio stations?
I think their selection needs swift updating.