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Album · 1999 · 13 Songs.

The band's debut album, Delispice, was released in 1997; its title song (. its lead single) was "Mask", but after the song "Chau Chau" was used in the 2002 film Who Are U?, it became the album's most publicly visible song, and one of Delispice's best-known tracks. Their second album followed in 1999, by. which time the group had undergone several line-up changes. This album includes a cover of a song by the group Sanulrim  . Welcome To The Delihouse.

The second album "Welcome to the Delihouse" was released in early 1999. It is beautifully packaged and the audio production is oviously a step up from their debut. Most fans won't be disappointed because it is more of the same catchy rhythms and melodies. There is some experimentation with the musical arrangement and the "buzz saw" droning guitar sound is not so obvious

Welcome To The Delihouse ‎(CD, Album). FLL 0002, DBKFL-0196. Espresso ‎(LP, Album, Ltd). Fresh Entertainment (2), DreamBeat Korea.

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Welcome To The DeliHouse (1999). 01 Welcome To The Delihouse. its lead single) was "Mask", but after the song "Chau Chau" was used in the 2002 film Who Are U? (ko), it became the album's most publicly visible song, and one of Delispice's best-known tracks. Their second album followed in 1999, by which time. the group had undergone several line-up changes. Welcome To The Delihouse - 1999 》 (Sad but True) - 2000.

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