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Ham Chot Khwai ([[Thai language|Thai]]: ห้ามจอดควาย, lit. "Prohibit Buffalo Parking") was the tenth [[album]] by [[Thai rock]] band, [[Carabao (band)|Carabao]]. It was released in April 1990 in the form of vinyl records and cassette tapes by Vaew Warn.Carabao. (1990). Ham Chot Khwai [Cassette cover]. Retrieved 13 March 2026. It was the first album released under the name Carabao, after the band members reunited to produce their own solo albums. The album was collaboratively produced with the Wong Tawan band. In Ham chot Khwai, the remaining core original members were left only [[Aed Carabao|Yuenyong Opakul]] (Aed), [[Preecha Chanapai]] (Lek), Kirati Promsaka Na Sakon Nakhon (Keo), and Krerkhamphol Prathompattama (Aod).{{Cite web |title=Carabao |url=https:// |
Ham Chot Khwai ([[Thai language|Thai]]: ห้ามจอดควาย, lit. "Prohibit Buffalo Parking") was the tenth [[album]] by [[Thai rock]] band, [[Carabao (band)|Carabao]]. It was released in April 1990 in the form of vinyl records and cassette tapes by Vaew Warn.Carabao. (1990). Ham Chot Khwai [Cassette cover]. Retrieved 13 March 2026. It was the first album released under the name Carabao, after the band members reunited to produce their own solo albums. The album was collaboratively produced with the Wong Tawan band. In Ham chot Khwai, the remaining core original members were left only [[Aed Carabao|Yuenyong Opakul]] (Aed), [[Preecha Chanapai]] (Lek), Kirati Promsaka Na Sakon Nakhon (Keo), and Krerkhamphol Prathompattama (Aod).{{Cite web |title=Carabao |url=https://carabao.net/ |access-date=6 February 2026 |website=Carabao.net}} |
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The album primarily revolves around social satire and critiques of Thai politics, urbanization, and cultural arguments between rural traditions and modern society. The musical arrangements differed from those of the band’s earlier albums. There were also 2 [[Sam cha|Sam-Cha]] (Thai: สามช่า, lit. "Thai [[Cha-cha-cha (dance)|Cha-Cha-Cha]]") songs added, Pha Khi Rio (ผ้าขี้ริ้ว) and Kho Khwai Khao Diao (ค.เขาเดียว).{{Cite book |title=บันเทิงคดี |date=September 1989 |edition=4th |language=Thai |trans-title=Entertainment Case}} |
The album primarily revolves around social satire and critiques of Thai politics, urbanization, and cultural arguments between rural traditions and modern society. The musical arrangements differed from those of the band’s earlier albums. There were also 2 [[Sam cha|Sam-Cha]] (Thai: สามช่า, lit. "Thai [[Cha-cha-cha (dance)|Cha-Cha-Cha]]") songs added, Pha Khi Rio (ผ้าขี้ริ้ว) and Kho Khwai Khao Diao (ค.เขาเดียว).{{Cite book |title=บันเทิงคดี |date=September 1989 |edition=4th |language=Thai |trans-title=Entertainment Case}} |
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After the concert tour of Thap Lang album (อัลบัมทับหลัง) in 1989, Carabao faced questions of a possible band breakup. The issue started because of Lek’s first solo album release. Later, Aed, the leader of Carabao, explained that the band had not broken up. It was a temporary break for members’ separate song composing. The main reason for the break was disagreement over producing music together.{{Cite book |last=Chanaphai |first=P. |title=เบื้องบนเป็นแผ่นฟ้ากว้าง THE TRUE STORY OF LEK CARABAO |year=2007 |language=Thai}} |
After the concert tour of Thap Lang album (อัลบัมทับหลัง) in 1989, Carabao faced questions of a possible band breakup. The issue started because of Lek’s first solo album release. Later, Aed, the leader of Carabao, explained that the band had not broken up. It was a temporary break for members’ separate song composing. The main reason for the break was disagreement over producing music together.{{Cite book |last=Chanaphai |first=P. |title=เบื้องบนเป็นแผ่นฟ้ากว้าง THE TRUE STORY OF LEK CARABAO |year=2007 |language=Thai}} |
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During this period, several members released their own solo albums. After that, Carabao reunited under the band’s name with the core members, Aed, Lek, Keo, and Aod, making Carabao well known for Thai music again by the 10th album, Ham Chot Khwai, with the assistance of the Wong Tawan crew. |
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The album was promoted by the phrase, “ห้ามจอดควายทั่วราชอาณาจักร!” (“Ham Chot Khwai Thua Ratcha Anachak”, lit. “Buffalo Parking is prohibited throughout the kingdom!”),{{Cite news |date=15 April 1990 |title=ห้ามจอดควาย |access-date= |work=Thairath |page=21}} before it was officially released on April 19, 1990, by Vaew Warn, Carabao's label. It was named after its songs’ concepts, which were an implication of Carabao’s experience from the previous year. This album was also the origin of the popular song, Sanya Na Fon (สัญญาหน้าฝน). |
The album was promoted by the phrase, “ห้ามจอดควายทั่วราชอาณาจักร!” (“Ham Chot Khwai Thua Ratcha Anachak”, lit. “Buffalo Parking is prohibited throughout the kingdom!”),{{Cite news |date=15 April 1990 |title=ห้ามจอดควาย |access-date= |work=Thairath |page=21}} before it was officially released on April 19, 1990, by Vaew Warn, Carabao's label. It was named after its songs’ concepts, which were an implication of Carabao’s experience from the previous year. This album was also the origin of the popular song, Sanya Na Fon (สัญญาหน้าฝน). |
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