23rd Golden Disc Awards
| 23rd Golden Disc Awards | |
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Official poster for the 23rd Golden Disc Awards | |
| Date | December 10, 2008 |
| Location | Olympic Hall, Olympic Park, Seoul, South Korea |
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http://isplus.joinsmsn.com/goldendisk  |
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The 23rd Golden Disc Awards were held on December 10, 2008. They recognized accomplishments by musicians from the previous year.[1][2][3][4][5]
Presenters
- Kim So-yeon
- Lee So-yeon
- So Yi-hyun
- Song Dae-kwan
- Jeong Si-ah
- Jin Bo-ra
- Kim Seong-eun
- Moon Chae-won
- Park Ye-jin
- Go Ara
- Seo Woo
Awards
Grand Prize
- Grand Prize (full-length album for the Record of the Year)
- Grand Prize (EP or single for the Record of the Year; a.k.a. DaeSang in digital releasing)
- Jewelry (performer) for "One More Time" from Kitchi Island
Record Producer of the Year
- Lee Soo-man (chairman of SM Entertainment)
Main Award Top 10 (BonSang)
- SG Wannabe = 5th Album My Friend
- Brown Eyes = 3rd Album Two Things Needed For The Same Purpose And 5 Objects
- Kim Dong-ryool = 7th Solo Album Monologue
- Rain = 5th Album Rainismn
- Shinhwa = 14th Album Vol.9
- TVXQ = 4th Album Mirotic
- Brown Eyed Girls = 1st Extended Play With L.O.V.E
- Jewelry = 5th Album Kitchi Island
- MC Mong = 4th Album Show Just Begun
- Wonder Girls = 1st Extended Play The Wonder Years: Trilogy
Rock Record of the Year
Rock Record of the Year was sponsored by Cosmopolitan.
- Nell = 4th Major Album Separetion Anxiety
Trot Record of the Year
- Jang Yoon-jeong = 4th Album Jang Yoon Jeong Twist
Newbie Award
Popularity Award was sponsored by Samsung Yepp.
Popularity Award
Popularity Award was sponsored by Samsung Yepp.
- TVXQ = 4th Album Mirotic
- FT Island = 2nd Album Colorful Sensibility
- Son Ho-young = 2nd Album Return
- Kim Tae-yeon (leader of Girls' Generation)= 2008 Best OST Collection
New Trend Award
- Kim Jong-wook
Lifetime Achievement Award
- Kim Chang-wan (leader of Sanulrim)
References
- ↑ TVXQ and other winners at Golden Disc Awards 2008 (in Korean) Asiae.co.kr (December 10, 2008). Retrieved on August 8, 2014.
- ↑ http://www.kukinews.com/life/article/view.asp?page=1&gCode=ent&arcid=0921125354%5B%5D
- ↑ http://www.segye.com/Articles/NEWS/ENTERTAINMENTS/Article.asp?aid=20081212001212
- ↑ http://www.asiaeconomy.co.kr/uhtml/read.jsp?idxno=456148
- ↑ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2012-03-18. Retrieved 2014-07-09.
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