fourth album Loss of Memory. Its A side was a sound collage of free music. He returned to his political folk roots on side B. With pianist Lee Woo-chang, younger brother of Jack Lee, Hahn released his 5th album Angels' Talkin''' in 1991. During the more liberal political climate of the 1990s he re-emerged as a veteran of Korean folk music. His early recordings were re-issued on CD and he performed live. His 1997 performance in Fukuoka, Japan was released as his 6th CD. His 7th album Age of Reason, Age of Treason was recorded in New York in 1999. In 2000 he formed a band with Lee Woo-chang & Kim Do-gyun,a leading guitarist in the Korean metal scene, and released the albums Eternal Sorrow (2000), Source of Trouble (2002) and The Hurt'' (2004). His musical style stresses simple but powerful lyrics, with themes ranging from love for his wife to trouble with government, and reflects a global outlook gained from growing up in two countries. He is often referred to as "the Korean John Lennon". During the year of 2007, he had a daughter now named Michelle. Discography See also List of people of Korean descent List of South Korean musicians List of North Korean musicians Contemporary culture of South Korea Korean folk music References External links Hahn Dae-soo – official site and biography, English and Korean 20th-century South Korean male singers South Korean radio presenters South Korean folk rock singers South Korean rock guitarists People from Busan 1948 births Living people 21st-century South Korean male singers