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• Interesting read; I'm very impressed with your site
  :)

  By  Sleekblackmercedes, at 12:36 AM  

• SleekBlackMercedes:
  Thank you for the compliment.

  By  Bustaman, at 12:40 AM  

• hehe..still remember the 'undilah' song but not the 'susu' song though. Anyway Pok Ku, thanks for dropping by at my site :). I'm deeply honoured.

  By  atiza, at 12:43 AM  

• atiza:
  The honour is mine. So is the pleasure.

  By  Bustaman, at 12:50 AM  

• despite not being your comtemporaries .. I do remember both Zainal Din and Zainal Alam .. especially Zainal Din with his bell on RMIK .. but of course I was just 7-8 years old then .. anyway am really honored for your visits to my site .. and good luck on the Blog Award .. am rooting for you .. a lot of people are .. we love you .. Go Pok Ku ... Go !
  
  -gartblue-

  By  Anonymous, at 12:52 AM  

• Thank you for the support. Win or lose, I thoroughly enjoyed myself blogging with nice people around.

  By  Bustaman, at 12:57 AM  

• dear pak ku,
  
  lovely entry about a msian wit. wonder if they make 'em like that anymore...
  
  btw, love your haj travelogue. harus dibukukan lah pak ku.
  
  mek yam

  By  Anonymous, at 3:17 AM  

• Pok Ku, LOL! As always, you are very original. You are the No.1 blog DJ !

  By  Honeytar, at 6:49 AM  

• well, these side stories on RTM personalities are also worth reading! i wonder when they are going to re-air those Pancawarna programs again.
  dusyum.fotopages.com

  By  Anonymous, at 7:37 AM  

• How I wish my dad could tell me stories of his experience or the people he know during his service in PDRM. So far, I only heard about how Tan Sri Rahim Noor hit DSAI in the lockup from him. That's all.
  
  Farid
  jalan-sepi.blogspot.com

  By  alang, at 8:32 AM  

• Pok Ku-Lagu undi tu lagu yang
  "marilah, mari, pergi mengundi,
  Jangan lupa kewajipan pada negara"
  
  I didn't know they have it in english.

  By  Lollies, at 10:07 AM  

• ntv7 recently had a jazz up version, but the old one is still very catchy and i cant really think of any song played only every 4 years ( or election time ) and is so well known.

  By  Chief, at 10:17 AM  

• "Drums of Malaysia" - Aiyahh... Another sign of "You are from Malaysia, when...." ah? Btw, LOL! :-)

  By  hana_kirana, at 11:03 AM  

• Pokku, my dad tunes in to RIMA when he's driving my car, and I used to switch the channel every time after he returns the car. But now sometimes I leave it as is and sing along if they spin familiar songs, even that "suuuusu...suuuuusu" song heheheh :-) *me dah mellow, signs of aging?*

  By  Unknown, at 11:46 AM  

• Lol drums..
  Dua sen dari wa yang muda.
  
  I'm no musician,you can say tone deft..too much metallica have robbed me of tones.
  
  But I know one thing though while music can be produced by one instrument, a symphony is formed in unison, each instrument doing its role while complementing each other.
  
  My 'WISH' symphony for this Chrismas
  
  Tak kadang kadang Tak kadang kadang.......Fade...
  
  Untung Untung Untung Untung (repeat till end)
  
  See the difference? I don't know...even for a tone deft like me..I think i rather hear that symphony than just a singular monotonous tone...What do you think?

  By  Sham, at 11:54 AM  

• Lil Kev and Fly Guy! but they're no longer around..
  
  Usually (morning) tuned to;
  1) Red 104.9 - Tim/Shireena but the past few days were so boring. They had 'kick-start' finalists on the show.
  2) Hitz - the governator is so yesterday!
  3) Mix - macam mengada-ngada je.
  
  aepong

  By  Anonymous, at 2:08 PM  

• You remind me of the Muhammad Ali boxing event where Zainal Alam was the MC. Was that in KL? How could I forget watching boxing in the school. It was fun, and remind you, it was a black and white TV!

  By  Unknown, at 3:20 PM  

• Haiyo Pok Ku .. I'm ketagih balik dah. Tapi bukan lagi rokok, lah ni dok ketagih baca Pok Ku punya postings tiap-tiap hari. Satu hari kalau tak dapat baca rasa kosong betui!! :p
  
  Was the fight a good one? I was 3 years old then, dengaq cerita orang aja laa.. :)

  By  Blabarella, at 3:58 PM  

• Hahaha... I SO remember that drum joke! The best part about it is that it clearly mirrors the popular racial stereotypes that we Malaysians (generally) have. Thanks for that Pok Ku!

  By  DaisyBoo Blacksheep, at 4:10 PM  

• Ursumade:
  Dato' Zainal Alam was really famous.
  Mek Yam:
  Not good enough for a commercial book, but thanks for the thought.
  Honeytar:
  Awwwww, thank you!
  dusyum:
  RTM is having too much on its plate right now I think. Maybe later.
  Farid:
  The stories will come out of you keep on digging.
  LollieS:
  The "Undilah" song goes like this:
  Undilah, tuan dan puan
  dua puluh tujuh haribulan
  Pilihan raya yang pertama
  Marilah, undilah bersama sama
  English version started with "Vote, vote vote.."
  Chief:
  Yes, old stuffs have their merits. Heheh.
  Hana Kirana:
  LOL!
  jie:
  "Susu" on RIMA? Wow! It is not even an Asli song.
  Sham:
  LOL! Nice symphoney you have there.
  aepong:
  Can't comment. Don't listen anymore.
  jiwarasa:
  Yes, it was in KL and the broadcast was in black & white in Malaysia.
  Blabarella:
  Muhammad Ali fights were always good. He won in KL.
  Daisyboo:
  Yes, very Malaysian!

  By  Bustaman, at 5:12 PM  

• Pokku, I know I've said this a million times, but I really like your entries when you reminisce :)
  
  Blog on (Btw, I am voting for you everyday!)
  
  Leen@xanga.com/ashburn
  
  Oh, I'm also at leen-ashburn.blogspot :)

  By  Anonymous, at 6:01 PM  

• Leen:
  Thank you for being so kind.

  By  Bustaman, at 11:10 PM  

• Saudara Bustaman, thank you for remembering Datuk Zainul Alam. I am his youngest brother (now 70). I still miss him. He was a wonderful brother. He used to test his jokes on us. If we laughed it was good one and he would use it. I still have a few of his jokes in my collection. Well done!
  Zainul Arshad

  By  Anonymous, at 6:35 PM  

• nice one. datuk zainal alam is my grandfather. though, i never see him but i heard a lot about him from my dad.

  By  Anonymous, at 10:06 AM  

• My father triggered 1Malaysia way back when he sang Rose Rose I Love You. Thank you everyone for remembering Pak Alam.
  
  http://zainalakhiruddin.blogspot.com/

  By  Walk-In-Style, at 8:14 AM  

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