A screengrab of the Seo Taiji Archive, an online database on    Seo and his music, which was launched at midnight Thursday by    his fans  
        By Cho Chung-un    The Korea Herald/Asia News Network    Saturday, Mar 24, 2012  
    It's been 20 years since Seo Taiji & Boys released their    first album "Nan Arayo." Seo's fans, just teenagers in 1992,    continue to be loyal to the singer who seldom appears in    public.  
    To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Seo's debut album, his    fans came up with the idea of naming a Brazilian forest after    the singer and launching an online database (www.seotaiji-archive.com)of    every document and video about him and his music.  
    The Korea Herald interviewed Lee Jin-sook, a 34-year-old office    worker who is an advisor to the Seo Taiji Archive Project, an    e-library on Seo and his music.  
    The online archive is for Seo's fans to share news articles,    radio interviews and photos. The website, which officially    launched at midnight Thursday, will be a channel for accurate    information and knowledge about the artist, the project team    said.  
    The following is an except from an e-mail interview with Lee.  
    Q. What motivated you to do something innovative and    creative in tribute to Seo? Where do you get the    energy?  
    A. I get the energy definitely from Seo Taiji as an artist and    his music. It has been 20 years since he made his debut but his    music still makes my heart beat as ever and Seo continues to be    our role model. Seo Taiji fandom, too, underwent a series of    changes over the last 20 years, and that is what still    motivates us to look forward to his music and him as a true    artist.  
    Q. How many of you are participating in the project?    Are you members of one of his fan clubs? Why does the group    stay mostly anonymous?  
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