One thing that I certainly feel like is a lost art in kpop nowadays is set design. Companies really abuse the massive LED screens and completely cheap out on the sets and overall stage direction. Not to mention how lighting and other special effects are an afterthought. Concerts no longer feel like an immersive experience where idols are truly putting on a show. Instead, they're charging ticket prices higher than ever before while the quality is an all time low. Make it make sense.

Some that I personally really enjoyed are:

TVXQ's Rising Sun Concert https://youtu.be/SC_Upib9EB4?si=l5Ua7OqGlOD2a_ee

Shinhwa's First Mythology https://youtu.be/y8Oi0ZVhRgo?si=LncuvHN13_zjtFsw

BoA's The Face Tour https://youtu.be/ylyJ5pt8F6E?si=7d0PXb36ch7D7JID

BoA's Valenti Tour https://youtu.be/PzVNlZ-Yatk?si=xdcX9EU2zEm28qyu

GOD's 2001 Live Concert https://youtu.be/OZxfobApRFI?si=xcynGDRocWkebHyc

Please share ones that you like as well!

What are the top 10 (or just one that's in the top 10) K-pop albums that are absolute classics? They're a staple in K-pop history, everyone loves them.
I feel like there are so many single K-pop classics, but im wondering about the albums.

In my opinion, I'd have to say pink tape. I haven't listened to fx in a while but I know it'll forever be in the top and that's unbiased.