A Chinese guy who was born in 1979, 40 years old already. I have my beloved parents, 1 brother and 1 sister in my family. I am the youngest, therefore, I gain so much of love from my family & relatives. I feel that I am so lucky. If everybody in the world love everybody in the world, we can own a peaceful & harmony life.
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My Sammi Cheng's albums collection 我所收藏的郑秀文专辑
产品名称: 大报复
推出日期: 07.1993
语言: 粤语
出品商: 华星唱片
买价: HKD15.00 (2015年12月购自香港的二手CD)
01. 大报复
02. 叮当
03. 一错再错
04. 热胀冷缩
05. 从开始那天
06. 思念
07. 不来的季节
08. CHOTTO等等
09. 爱你还是忘记你
10. FRIENDS
11. 娃娃看天下
12. 离别
13. SAY U'LL BE MINE
14. VALENTINO
15. 怎么爱得这样傻
产品名称: 其后
推出日期: 04.1995
语言: 粤语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: HKD15.00 (2016年04月购自香港的二手CD)
01. 折翼天使
02. 伤心之旅
03. 内心戏
04. 愿意不愿意
05. I'd Never Let U Go
06. 独个在伤感的角落
07. 一见心醉
08. 爱的极品
09. 女人不再幼稚
10. 再见
产品名称: 舍不得你
推出日期: 11.1995
语言: 粤语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: HKD8.00 (2013年2月购自香港的二手CD)
01. 男仕今天你很好 - 3:37
02. 秋冬爱的故事(Featuring Boney James) - 3:12
03. 舍不得你 - 4:26
04. Tequila一杯 - 4:08
05. 爱的挽歌 - 5:56
06. 孤男 寡女 - 4:17
07. 奢侈 - 4:25
08. 细雪 - 4:24
09. 滴着眼泪 - 4:05
10. 世界还未末日 - 3:06
产品名称: 放不低
推出日期: 05.1996
语言: 粤语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RM14.90
01. 小心女人
02. 放不低
03. 空间
04. 颜色气味
05. 再见Summer Love
06. 意见不合
07. 不拖不欠
08. 问我
09. 红酒白酒
10. 只要为你活一晚
产品名称: 值得 (中国版)
推出日期: 09.1996
语言: 华语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RMB25.00
01. 值得
02. 背叛
03. 相逢不恨晚
04. 微醺
05. 旧项链
06. 曾是你的宝贝
07. 无所谓
08. 小心女人(Cinderella)
09. 依靠
10. 占领
11. 迎风
12. 脆弱
产品名称: 浓情 (中国版/二手CD)
推出日期: 11.1996
语言: 粤语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RMB25.00/ HKD15 (在04/12/2015 随公司旅行团香港之行买的二手CD)
01. X派对
02. 浓情
03. 默契
04. 不想性感
05. 呼之欲出
06. 最后胜利
07. 请放心
08. 惊天动地
09. 加尔各答的天使-德兰修女
10. 谈情说爱
11. 犹豫
12. 心事
产品名称: 为你等 (中国版)
推出日期: 04.1997
语言: 华语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RMB25.00
01. 痴痴为你等
02. 承诺
03. 念念不忘
04. 征服爱
05. 口红
06. 关心
07. 舍不得你 (97全新柔情版)
08. 决定
09. 来去自如
10. 寂寞芳心
11. 体会
12. 完美
产品名称: 我们的主题曲
推出日期: 07.1997
语言: 粤语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: HKD15 (在04/12/2015 随公司旅行团香港之行买的二手CD)
01. 非男非女
02. 我们的主题曲
03. 爱有什么用
04. 唉声叹气
05. 情变
06. 最后一次
07. 关心
08. 女人本色
09. 一夜成名
10. 偶遇
11. 不过. . .
12. 非男非女 REMIX
产品名称: 生活语言
推出日期: 11.1997
语言: 粤语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RM14.90
01. 星“秀”传说 (Everyone is s Superstar)
02. 亲密关系
03. 生活语言
04. 表演时间
05. 如果我是男人
06. Iii
07. 隔着玻璃
08. 缠绵
09. 为何又是这样错
10. 忘记巴黎
11. 安全感
12. 星“秀”传说 (一夜星秀版)
产品名称: Feel So Good
推出日期: 07.1998
语言: 粤语, 英语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RM9.90
01. Feels Like 1998
02. 哭泣游戏
03. 祝大家好过
04. 爱≅0
05. 理想对象
06. 心血来潮
07. 有问题
08. Feel So Good
09. 我是猫
10. 战俘
11. 记认
12. I Cross My Heart
产品名称: 最好混音精选 The Best Remix (中国版)
推出日期: 10.1998
语言: 粤语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RMB25.00
01. 女人本色 (Revolution Mix)
02. 星秀传说 (Star Mix)
03. 表演时间 (N.Y Mix)
04. X派对 (海市蜃楼版)
05. 男仕今天你很好 (男仕制造 Hard Mix)
06. 小心女人 (头号通缉版)
07. 亲密关系 (Season's Mix)
08. 我们的主题曲 (生活愉快版)
09. 默契 (M.C Mix)
10. 放不低 (Bozza Mix)
11. 舍不得你 (Unplugged Version)
12. 秋冬爱的故事 (Remix)
13. 男仕今天你很好 (女仕制造 Soft Mix)
14. 小心女人 (C.Y 号 外 Mix)
15. 默契 (N.Y Mix)
产品名称: Listen to Sammi 听闻
推出日期: 01.1999
语言: 粤语, 华语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: HKD10 (在24/04/2016 香港之行买的二手CD)
01. 懒理
02. 宠物
03. 唯独你一个
04. 今晚不可以
05. 无药可救
06. 祝你快乐
07. 真命天子
08. 爱你是我一生中理想
09. 破例
10. 环游世界
11. 真命天子(Heaven Version)
12. 最重要的人(祝你快乐华语版)
推出日期: 09.1999
语言: 粤语, 华语
出品商: 华纳唱片
#压制朋友的CD成为MP3
01. 发热发亮
02. 插曲
03. 宿命主义
04. 很爱很爱你
05. 月亮星座
06. 旋风
07. 另类男女
08. 两个只能爱一个
09. Touch!
10. 甜
11. 不可多得
12. 插曲 (华语版)
产品名称: 多谢 新曲+精选
推出日期: 01.12.1999
语言: 粤语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: HKD15 (在04/12/2015 随公司旅行团香港之行买的二手CD)
CD:
01. Arigatou(新歌)
02. 失恋有根据(新歌)
03. 发热发亮
04. 插曲
05. 宠物
06. 爱你是我一生中理想
07. 理想对象
08. 哭泣游戏
09. 心血来潮
10. 为何又是这样错
11. 唉声叹气
12. 亲密关系
13. 我们的主题曲
14. 不拖不欠
15. 默契
16. 爱的挽歌
17. 舍不得你
18. 插曲 (Acoustic Version)
VCD:
01. Arigatou
02. 失恋有根据
03. 插曲
04. 宿命主义
产品名称: i Concert 99 (2CD)
推出日期: 01.2000
语言: 粤语, 华语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RM19.90
CD1:
01. Opening
02. 发热发亮
03. 宠物
04. 永远都不够 (华)
05. 我们的主题曲
06. 插曲
07. 爱你是我一生中理想
08. 十诫
09. 非男非女
10. 男仕今天你很好
11. 萨拉热窝的罗密欧与茱丽叶
12. 不拖不欠
CD2:
01. 哭泣游戏
02. 宿命主义
03. 谈情说爱
04. 理想对象
05. 冲动点唱
06. 执迷不悔
06. 明天我要嫁给你 (华)
07. 幸运是我
08. 表演时间
09. 爱的挽歌
10. 爱你
11. 默契
产品名称: Ladies First (极速特别版2CD)
推出日期: 08.2000
语言: 粤语, 华语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: SGD9.90
CD1:
01. 感情线上
02. Ladies First
03. 儿童不宜
04. 如果我们不再见
05. 别管他
06. 珠光宝气
07. 快乐不快乐 (华)
08. 七日鲜
09. Stay With Me
10. 煞科
11. 不伤心 (华)
12. 可能不可能 (华)
CD2:
01. 煞科 (极速特别版)
产品名称: 眉飞色舞 (CD+VCD)
推出日期: 11.2000
语言: 粤语, 华语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RM9.90
CD
01. 眉飞色舞
02. 如果我是你
03. 上弦月
04. 很爱很爱你
05. 还是会寂寞
06. 背叛
07. 发热发亮 (粤)
08. 值得
09. 出界
10. 非男非女 (粤)
11. 永远都不够
12. 至理名言
Bonus VCD
01. 眉飛色舞 MTV
02. 2000台北演唱會 "摘要剪輯"
产品名称: Love Is
推出日期: 12.2000
语言: 粤语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: HKD29.00 (2015年6月购自香港的二手CD)
CD
01. 独家试唱
02. 如何掉眼泪
03. 爱是. . .
04. 禁果花
05. 请付入场费
06. 六字箴言
07. 不经不觉
08. 紧张
09. 萧邦写过的歌
10. 地下室
11. 领悟
VCD
01. 爱是…
02. 独家试唱
03. 如何掉眼泪
产品名称: 华纳皇牌极品HDCD精选34首
推出日期: 05.2001
语言: 粤语, 华语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RM49.00
CD1:
01. X派对
02. 浓情
03. 默契
04. 小心女人
05. 男仕今天你很好
06. 放不低
07. 爱的挽歌
08. 舍不得你
09. 不拖不欠
10. 秋冬爱的故事
11. 颜色气味
12. Tequila一杯
13. 问我
14. 值得
15. 依靠
16. 背叛
17. 微醺
CD2:
01. 星秀传说
02. 表演时间
03. 亲密关系
04. 为何又是这样错
05. 忘记巴黎
06. 我们的主题曲
07. 非男非女
08. 一夜成名
09. 唉声叹气
10. 最后一次
11. 爱有什么用
12. 加尔各答的天使德兰修女
13. 痴痴为你等
14. 承诺
15. 念念不忘
16. 口红
17. 心事
产品名称: Shocking Pink
推出日期: 20.07.2001
语言: 粤语, 华语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RM39.90
CD
01. 萤光粉红
02. She's A Lady
03. 终身美丽
04. 医生与我
05. 守望相爱
06. 那天你愉快吗?
07. 无限
08. 人间定格
09. 没有运气的天使
10. 就是为了
11. 不能承受的感动 (华)
VCD
01. 终身美丽 Music Video
02. 医生与我 Music Video
产品名称: 文歌与我
推出日期: 09.2001
语言: 粤语
出品商: 华星唱片
买价: RM40.90
01. 可爱可恨(二胡版)
02. 一水隔天涯
03. 萨拉热窝的罗密欧与茱丽叶
04. 冲动点唱
05. 时间、地点、人物
06. 不可一世
07. 总算为情认真过
08. 思念
09. 真心多爱几天
10. 失恋多一次
11. 不要
12. 折翼天使
13. 终于开始
14. 非一般爱火
15. 其实你心里有没有我
16. 再見
产品名称: 903拉阔演唱会2001
推出日期: 09.2001
语言: 粤语, 华语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RM39.90
02. 发热发亮
03. 插曲
04. 快乐不快乐 (华)
05. 浪花一朵朵 (华)
06. 问我
07. 如何掉眼泪
08. 天黑黑 (华)
09. 感情线上
10. 医生与我
11. 欢乐今宵
12. 舍不得你
13. 花火
14. Today
15. Medley (放不低/默契/不拖不欠/我们的主题曲)
16. 终身美丽
17. 花花宇宙
18. 煞科
产品名称: Sammi Dance Collection 新曲+精选19首 (中国版)
推出日期: 09.2001
语言: 粤语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RMB30.00
CD1
01. 神化
02. 2001煞科 (Dance Mix)
03. 呼之欲出
04. 小心女人
05. 独家试唱
06. 舍不得你
07. 萤光粉红
08. 非男非女
09. X派对
10. 默契 (电影"百份百感觉2"主题曲)
CD2
01. 一夜成名
02. 插曲
03. 宠物 (电视剧"宠物情缘"插曲)
04. 哭泣游戏
05. 表演时间
06. 如果我们不再见 (电影"夏日么么茶"插曲)
07. 亲密关系 (电影"行运一条龙"主题曲)
08. 感情线上 (电影"孤男寡女"主题曲)
09. 星秀传说 [Everyone Is A Superstar]
产品名称: 温柔
推出日期: 12.2001
语言: 粤语
出品商: 华纳唱片
# 朋友送的礼物
CD
01. 交换温柔
02. 神化
03. 跳伞
04. 你爱我爱不起
05. 顽固污渍
06. 艳遇
07. 后遗症
08. 我好感动
09. 同年同月同日生
10. 幻灭时间
VCD
01. 交换温柔 Music Video
02. 跳伞 Music Video
产品名称: 舍得
推出日期: 03.2002
语言: 华语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RM9.90
01. 天衣无缝
02. 舍得
03. 808
04. 半空中
05. 说清楚
06. 我懂
07. Try Again
08. 炫耀美丽
09. 时差
10. 了解
产品名称: Becoming Sammi
推出日期: 07.2002
语言: 粤语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RM9.90
01. 今日几号
02. 忘记不起
03. 心肝命椗
04. 上一次流泪
05. 第二次分手
06. 回来我身边
07. 谢谢王子
08. 更加爱你
09. 你的前半生
10. 输得漂亮
11. 现在几点
产品名称: Wonder Woman (AVCD版)
推出日期: 11.2002
语言: 粤语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: USD9.79
CD
01. 相信自己
02. 实不相瞒
03. 神奇女侠
04. 守株待兔
05. 我也有那个需要
06. 寂寞年华
07. 吉卜赛女郎
08. 喜欢憎你
09. 激安百货
10. 时间之光
VCD
01. 实不相瞒 Music Video
02. 大碟及神奇女俠 CG MV 制作花絮
AVCD
01. 神奇女俠 CG Music Video
02. 神奇女俠 Making of (Final Version)
03. 神奇女俠 Club Mix (BMP145)
产品名称: 完全拥有
推出日期: 06.2003
语言: 粤语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RM44.90
CD1
01. 落错车
02. 恋上你的床
03. 舍不得你
04. 终身美丽
05. 默契
06. 不拖不欠
07. 如何掉眼泪
08. 感情线上
09. 插曲
10. 上一次流泪
11. 放不低
12. 如果我们不再见
13. 医生与我
14. 宿命主义
15. 娃娃看天下
16. 苦恋
17. 交换温柔
18. 跳伞
CD2
01. 大暴走
02. 煞科
03. 独家试唱
04. Chotto等等
05. 非男非女
06. 叮当
07. 爱你是我一生中理想
08. 我们的主题曲
09. 爱的挽歌
10. 哭泣游戏
11. 爱是. . .
12. 玻璃鞋
13. 实不相瞒
14. 加尔各答的天使德兰修女
15. 回来我身边
16. 其实你心里有没有我
17. 思念
18. Arigatou
产品名称: 美丽的误会
推出日期: 10.2003
语言: 华语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RM9.90
01. 搞不懂爱
02. 喜欢
03. 恋上你的床
04. 美丽的误会
05. 温暖的泪
06. 变了心
07. 下一个阶段
08. 想太多
09. 女生说
10. 搞不懂爱(欧陆舞曲版)
11. 搞不懂爱(强力电音版)
产品名称: Mi Century 登峰造极世纪精选
推出日期: 01.2004
语言: 华语
出品商: 华纳唱片
# 朋友送的礼物
CD1
01. 我想我可以
02. 舍不得你
03. 半空中
04. 旧项链
05. 何必
06. 如果我是你
07. 我懂
08. 缺席
09. 不能承受的感动
10. 值得
11. 完整
12. 痴痴为你等
13. 背叛
14. 舍得
15. 我应该得到
16. 脆弱
17. 谁的谁
18. 出界
CD2
01. 登峰造极
02. 眉飞色舞
03. 天衣无缝
04. 炫耀美丽
05. 魅力燃烧
06. 没感觉
07. 808
08. 了解
09. 小心女人
10. 说清楚
11. 独一无二
12. 永远都不够
13. 2004 Mega Mix
14. 眉飞色舞(Remix)
15. 天衣无缝(Remix)
16. 说清楚(Remix)
17. 独一无二(Remix)
VCD
01. 2004Mega Mix
02. 值得
03. 痴痴为你等
04. 缺席
05. 出界
06. 我应该得到
07. 独一无二
08. 天衣无缝
09. 说清楚
10. 永远都不够
11. 眉飞色舞
产品名称: La La La
推出日期: 02.2004
语言: 粤语, 华语
出品商: 华纳唱片
#压制朋友的CD成为MP3
01. Prelude. . .
02. 驯悍记
03. 世界之最(你愿意)
04. 调情(Bossa Mix)
05. 偷听器
06. 来到这里
07. 我爱你,再见!
08. 传闻投票
09. 伤
10. Interlude. . . .
11. 世界之最(我愿意)
12. 调情
13. Try Again
14. 每天爱你少一些
15. 超速驾驶
16. 美味关系 (华)
产品名称: Sammi Vs Sammi
推出日期: 08.2004
语言: 粤语, 华语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RM9.90
01. 抬起我的头来(Intro)
02. 多得他
03. 灰色
04. Total Eclipse Of The Heart
05. 抱拥这分钟
06. 喜欢恋爱
07. 假如
08. 唯独你是不可取替
09. 我这样爱你
10. 偿还 (华)
11. Melody
产品名称: Sammi Ultimate Collection
推出日期: 09.2006
语言: 粤语, 华语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RM39.90
CD 1
01. 粉红色的神奇女侠大战灰色的非男非女 (全新Remix)
02. 男仕今天你很好
03. 小心女人
04. X派对
05. 非男非女
06. 一夜成名
07. 星秀传说 (Everyone Is A Superstar)
08. 表演时间
09. 发热发亮
10. 煞科
11. 独家试唱
12. 爱是
13. 萤光粉红
14. 神化
15. 神奇女侠
16. 大暴走
17. 粉红色的神奇女侠大战灰色的非男非女 Extended Version (全新Remix)
CD 2
01. 回味无穷 (全新Remix)
02. 舍不得你
03. 爱的挽歌
04. 不拖不欠
05. 唉声叹气
06. 默契
07. 最後一次
08. 哭泣游戏
09. 插曲
10. Arigatou
11. 感情线上
12. 终身美丽
13. 交换温柔
14. 回来我身边
15. 落错车
16. 伤
17. 回味无穷 Extended Version (全新Remix)
CD 3
01. 放不低
02. 值得 (华)
03. 问我
04. 加尔各答的天使-德兰修女
05. 谈情说爱(叶蒨文合唱)
06. 为何又是这样错
07. 理想对象
08. 心血来潮
09. 爱您是我一生中理想
10. 宿命主义
11. 如果我们不再见
12. 如何掉眼泪
13. 医生与我
14. 你爱我爱不起
15. 玻璃鞋
16. 跳伞
17. 上一次流泪
18. 世界之最 [你愿意]
产品名称: True Legend (6CD)
推出日期: 03.2013
语言: 粤语, 华语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RM60.90 (20%折扣=RM48.72)
CD 1
01. 舍不得你
02. 男仕今天你很好
03. 秋冬爱的故事
04. 爱的挽歌
05. Tequila一杯
06. 孤男寡女
07. 放不低
08. 小心女人
09. 颜色…气味
10. 不拖不欠
11. 意见不合
12. 问我
13. 浓情
14. 默契
15. 呼之欲出
16. X派对
17. 最后胜利
CD 2
01. 加尔各答的天使-德兰修女
02. 谈情说爱
03. 我们的主题曲
04. 非男非女
05. 女人本色
06. 唉声叹气
07. 一夜成名
08. 情变
09. 爱有什麽用
10. 偶遇
11. 星秀传说
12. 亲密关系
13. 生活语言
14. 表演时间
15. 哭泣游戏
16. 理想对象
17. 心血来潮
CD 3
01. Feel So Good
02. 宠物
03. 唯独你一个
04. 今晚不可以
05. 无药可救
06. 祝你快乐
07. 真命天子(「宠物情缘」主题曲)
08. 爱你是我一生中理想
09. 发热发亮
10. 插曲(Acoustic Version)
11. 宿命主义
12. 很爱很爱你
13. 不可多得
14. 两个只能爱一个
15. Arigatou
16. 失恋有根据
CD 4
01. 煞科
02. Ladies First
03. 感情线上 (<孤男寡女>主题曲)
04. 如果我们不再见
05. 儿童不宜
06. 珠光宝气
07. 爱是…(Rap: LMF)
08. 如何掉眼泪
09. 独家试唱
10. 禁果花(电影《锺无艳》插曲)
11. 终身美丽(<瘦身男女>主题曲)
12. 医生与我(<同居蜜友>主题曲)
13. 萤光粉红
14. 守望相爱
15. 那天你愉快吗?(<同居蜜友>插曲)
16. 人间定格(<陀枪师姐III>主题曲)
17. 没有运气的天使(<同居蜜友>插曲)
CD 5
01. 交换温柔 特别版
02. 跳伞
03. 你爱我爱不起
04. 玻璃鞋 ( 嫁个有钱人主题曲)
05. 爱上一个人
06. 过山车
07. 上一次流泪
08. 回来我身边
09. 心肝命掟(百事可乐广告主题曲)
10. 实不相瞒
11. 神奇女侠
12. 世界之最(我愿意)
13. 调情(电影"魔幻厨房"主题曲)
14. Try Again("再见亦是老婆"主题曲)
15. 仙乐都
16. 多得他
17. 唯独你是不可取替
CD 6 (华语)
01. 值得
02. 背叛
03. 微醺
04. 依靠
05. 快乐不快乐
06. 痴痴为你等
07. 承诺
08. 舍得
09. 口红
10. 完整
11. 不能承受的感动
12. 我应该得到
13. 出界
14. 永远都不够
15. 至理名言
16. 上弦月
17. 美丽的误会
产品名称: Love Is Love (CD + DVD) (限量加強版)
推出日期: 17.02.2014
购买日期: 02.08.2015
语言: 粤语, 华语, 英语
出品商: 寰亚音乐
买价: RM76.85 (Popular 大众书局会员10%折扣+RM10回扣卷 = RM59.20)
CD
01. 荒漠甘泉
02. 天生一半
03. 火宅之人
04. 朝圣
05. 与神对话
06. 原始武器 [电影:爆3俏娇娃主题曲]
07. From Ashes to Beauty
08. Do Re Mi [电影:高海拔之恋]
09. 盲爱 (合唱:刘德华) [电影:盲探主题曲]
10. 起哄
11. 朝圣 (Holy remix)
12. 天生一半 (华)
13. 火宅之人 (The Sacrifice)
DVD
01. 荒漠甘泉
02. 天生一半
03. 火宅之人
04. 朝圣
05. 原始武器 [电影:爆3俏娇娃]
06. Do Re Mi [电影:高海拔之恋]
07. 盲爱 (合唱:刘德华) [电影:盲探]
产品名称: Miracle Best Collection (2CD + DVD)
推出日期: 19.12.2014
购买日期: 12.07.2015
语言: 粤语, 华语, 英语
出品商: 寰亚音乐
买价: RM69.90
CD 1
01. Bang Bang Bang (new)
02. 战胜自己 (合唱:24Herbs) (new)
03. 时间之光(合唱:On @ C AllStar)(new)
04. 总有一个人(new)
05. Over the Rainbow (英) (电影[冲上云霄]插曲) (new)
06. 生命中不能承受之悲 (华) (new)
07. 信者得爱 (Feat.MC仁)
08. 叮叮噹
09. 荒漠甘泉
10. 不要惊动爱情
11. 爱情万岁
12. Do Re Mi (电影[高海拔之恋]主题曲)
13. 天生一半 (Rap by MastaMic)
14. 罪与罚 (合唱:24Herbs)
15. 上帝早已预备
16. 朝圣
17. Water Of Love
CD 2
01. Chotto等等
02. 热爱岛
03. 舍不得你
04. 默契
05. 终身美丽
06. 不来的季节
07. 思念
08. 唯独你是不可取替
09. 娃娃看天下
10. 十诫
11. 男仕今天你很好
12. 叮噹
13. 煞科
14. 感情线上
15. 萨拉热窝的罗密欧与茱丽叶
16. 其实你心里有没有我 (合唱:许志安)
17. 火热动感lalala (郭富城/郑秀文/梁汉文/许志安)
DVD
01. Bang Bang Bang
02. 战胜自己 (合唱:24Herbs)
03. 总有一个人
04. 生命中不能承受之悲(国)
产品名称: Sammi Cheng Unforgettable (4CD)
推出日期: 28.04.2016
购买日期: 10.07.2016
语言: 粤语, 华语
出品商: 华纳唱片
买价: RM85.90 (Malaysia BookFest 2016 15%折扣 = RM73.20)
CD 1
01. 舍不得你 (Unforgettable Version)
02. 思念 (华星)
03. 不拖不欠
04. 心事
05. 默契
06. 最后一次
07. 为何又是这样错
08. 心血来潮
09. 插曲
10. 感情线上
11. 如何掉眼泪
12. 终身美丽
13. 你爱我爱不起
14. 上一次流泪
15. 时间之光
16. 唯独你是不可取替
CD 2
01. 星秀传说
02. Chotto 等等 (华星)
03. 叮噹 (华星)
04. 热胀冷缩 (华星)
05. 表演时间
06. 非男非女
07. 女人本色
08. 小心女人
09. 煞科
10. 独家试唱
11. X派对
12. 萤光粉红
13. 一夜成名
14. 心肝命椗
15. 神奇女侠
16. 发热发亮
CD 3
01. 背叛
02. 缺席
03. 值得
04. 依靠
05. 我懂
06. 温暖的泪
07. 完整
08. 念念不忘
09. 出界
10. 口红
11. 你要我勇敢
12. 永远都不够
13. 至理名言
14. 我想我可以
15. 痴痴为你等
16. 我应该得到
CD 4
01. 可否一生记住我 (华星)
02. 内心戏 (华星)
03. 请放心
04. 情变
05. 不过...
06. 安全感
07. 记认
08. 很爱很爱你
09. 六字箴言
10. 不经不觉
11. 后遗症
12. 艳遇
13. 更加爱你
14. 你的前半生
15. 每天爱你少一些
16. 相信自己
Friday, March 27, 2015
Meeting with Jacky Cheung 26.03.2015
I reached Ballroom A, Level 10 at DoubleTree By Hilton about 2.30pm. By the time I reached there, I saw a lot of people were queuing up to get autograph pass. I just followed the queue and waited to get the pass. This is the only one press conference and autograph session for Jacky Cheung's new album in Malaysia. I feel really happy because have a good chance to attend such event in my life.
After I got Jacky's autograph, I took a photo with his best selling album award given by Universal Music Malaysia and leaving for home. My legs were extremely sore after standing about half day for this event.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
My favourite singer, Shirley Kwan
Shirley Kwan Suk Yee is an influential Canto-pop singer from Hong Kong. She first shot to fame in 1989 as a pop sensation with the hit, "Happy Are Those In Love" (难得有情人) and was popular throughout the early to mid-90s. She is noted for her distinct, breathy vocal style, and known equally for singing ballads and for more alternative pop fare.
After a decade-long hiatus in the late 90s, she made a successful comeback in 2005 and is among the most acclaimed singers currently active in the Hong Kong music scene.
Early Years (1986-1988)
Kwan was born in Hong Kong, the middle-child to an affluent family. At age 15, she moved to Los Angeles, where she later studied fashion design in college. Kwan had her first taste of the limelight in 1986 when she became one of twelve finalists in TVB's New Talent Singing Awards, along with Andy Hui and Leon Lai, but lost to both. Two years later, with the encouragement of a friend, she recorded a demo tape for the prestigious “Marine Blue” singing competition in Japan and won. She caught the eyes of record executives at Apollon and signed a contract, releasing two Japanese pop albums in two years. Kwan sang in both Japanese and English for these releases, and notably made her first and only rap vocals in the song “Borderless”.
PolyGram Period (1989-1995)
Kwan’s Marine Blue success in Japan quickly led to her discovery by PolyGram. In March 1989, Kwan released her debut Cantonese album “Winter Love” (冬恋), with its R&B-influenced first single, “The Rebel” (叛逆汉子).
Her sophomore album, “Happy Are those in Love” (难得有情人), would produce her first major hit with its title track, which immediately propelled Kwan into Hong Kong stardom, and became the theme song to a popular day-time drama series on TVB. It was a No. 1 hit in various radio charts and a frequent request in Karaoke bars, making Shirley Kwan a household name, and its title becoming synonymous with Kwan's name for years to come. The album spawned four other hit singles such as the up-tempo “Lovers Underneath the Stars” (星空下的恋人), and had huge chart success. Being tipped as the next big thing in Cantopop, Kwan swept all the best-newcomer awards that year.
The following two years saw the release of four albums, in which Kwan started to develop a more individualistic style, incorporating elements from various musical genres. Though she scored another major pop hit in 1990 with 爱恨缠绵, she grew dissatisfied with only singing standard Cantopop fare, and wished to explore and diversify her own sound. Also evolving was her public persona, which matured from the early teen pop icon into a more sophisticated and mysterious artiste, noted for being fashion-forward with subtle hints of sex appeal. It is during this period that Kwan started covering New Age music, such as the work of Gregorian and Michael Cretu. Kwan’s 1991 version of “Once In A Life Time”, renamed “Love Is Forever” (恋一世的爱) was presented back to back with the Gregorian original on the promo CD sent out to DJs, as a promotional strategy by PolyGram.
From the same album, Kwan struck critics and audiences with her cover of Amina’s 1991 Eurovision winner, “Le dernier qui a parle”, renamed “Buddhist Chant” (梵音). With words written by legendary veteran lyricist, Andrew Lam (林敏驄), the original Tunisian adventure was given an Eastern spin. Originally a sidetrack, “Buddhist” became a surprise hit as well as a memorable hit in Alternative Cantopop. It also represented her first struggles in artistic control, as she had had to fight long and hard with her production team to have the song included in the album.
Towards the end of 1992, the tabloid’s reception of Kwan has shifted dramatically. Years of relentless invasion into her private life has taken its toll, making Kwan increasingly indifferent towards the press. This unfortunately triggered even more media hostility as well as negative publicity. Disillusioned about her future as a public figure, Kwan took some time off to recover, only to return with yet another transformation.
In November 1993, Kwan released “The Story of Shirley” (真假情話), with the lead single “Solo” (一首独唱的歌), followed by the minor hit “Fabricated Love Stories” (假的恋爱). This was another artistic breakthrough for Kwan, who was garnering increasing attention for her talents as a vocalist, pleasing critics who were surprised with a new and more polished sound.
Kwan further established her place as a critics' darling with her next album, “My Way” released in the summer of 1994, which would be the last album containing all original Cantonese material until Shirley's Era in 2009. Singles included the acid-jazz influenced “Lost Legend” (逝去的传奇) which sampled a riff from the Digable Planets' 1993 single "Rebirth of Slick," and the immensely popular ballad “Cuddling Underneath the Stars” (缱绻星光下), which won numerous song awards at the ceremonies that year. Other songs included the traditional Chinese melody, “Arrow to the Heart” (心箭), the more techno influenced techno-influenced “Anxiety” (紧张) and “Out of This World” (惊世感觉), and another popular ballad “Farewell” (告别恋曲). The album, together with a new crew-cut look which has now become iconic, was one of the most celebrated albums in 1994, enjoying both commercial and critical success.
With increasing confidence in her musical style, Kwan had wanted to produce something musically coherent for her next album and asked producer Joseph Ip (叶广权) and eight different sound engineers to rearrange ten of her favourite Cantopop songs which she handpicked for her new tribute album. The result, was “'EX' All Time Favourites,” released to much anticipation in February 1995. Familiar classics of Cantopop icons such as Anita Mui (梅艳芳), Leslie Cheung (张国荣) and Alan Tam (谭咏麟) were reworked with psychedlic and electro influences, with Kwan singing in her trademark tone punctuated with breathy whispers. Much to Donald Ashley’s credit, the innovative reworking of Teresa Teng(邓丽君)’s “Forget Him” (忘记他), released as the lead single, elevated Kwan to a new level of recognition in the industry. It was featured in Wong Kar-Wai(王家卫)’s 1995 arthouse feature “Fallen Angels” (墮落天使). Interestingly, the same tune was reworked yet again in “What a Pity” (可惜), sung with new Mandarin lyrics and to spare acoustic accompaniment for the Taiwanese release of 'EX'. Achieving critical acclaim as well as commercial success, 'EX' is widely regarded to be one of the best Cantopop albums ever produced, and set off a wave of tribute album fever in Hong Kong.
In the summer of 1995, Kwan released her third compilation album, "Journey of Life" (世途上 新曲+精选), containing two new singles, "He needs you, She needs You" (他需要你, 她需要你), a dreampop track which incorporated the traditional Chinese instrument Erhu (二胡), and the minor hit, "Are There Real Friends in Life" (人生可有知己), a pop ballad which has since became a concert favourite.
Six years after her debut, Kwan finally held her first large scale solo concert in July 1995 at the Hong Kong Coliseum (红磡香港体育馆). Presenting a balanced mix of hits and album tracks, "The One and Only Shirley Kwan In Concert" (难得有一个关淑怡演唱会) was enthusiastically received and capped the most successful year in her career. Kwan had to encore for an unprecedented four times in the last show, as fans refused to leave.
After 7 years at PolyGram, Kwan’s contract came to an end in 1996. A final PolyGram studio album was initially scheduled for release in summer 1996, containing three American collaborations, “Infectious” (传染) and “Elusive Love” (爱难寻) written by Andy Goldmark, and “Mumbling” (自言自语 ) by Suzanne Fountain, along with seven other tracks. However, due to Kwan's departure, PolyGram released the material separately in 1997’s compilation “Connection” (心灵相通) and 1998’s EP “eZone”.
Kwan spent the second half of the 90s mostly away from the public eye, but managed to strike up some significant collaborations with friends and fellow contemporaries Lau Yee Tat (刘以达) and Anthony Wong Yiu Ming (黄耀明), formerly of the legendary Tat Ming Pair (达明一派). The first of these included “Blessed Mary” (万福玛利亚), a duet with Wong satirising Hong Kong's materialism; “Cuddle 28800BPS” (缱绻28800BPS), a collaboration with Lau, a song dealing with cyber love; and “Forget If It’s Him or Her” (忘记他是她) - a remake of the gender ambiguous Tat Ming classic, at their request. In 1997, Kwan lent her vocals to the theme song of a radio drama produced by Commercial Radio Hong Kong, “Take Me to a Dance” (帶我去跳舞) which featured a soprano backing vocal mixed in with a thumping dance beat. In 1999, she held a “Music Is Live” concert organized by Commercial Radio, sparking rumours of a possible come back, but to no avail.
BMG Period (2001)
In 2001, Kwan signed a contract with BMG in Taiwan, and published the critically acclaimed Mandarin album, Freezing Flame. However, after the extravagant press conference announcing Kwan's partnership, BMG soon ran out of money for promotion and the album sold poorly. Kwan was already pregnant at the time and left for America shortly after on an indefinite break.
[edit] Music Nation Period (2005-2006)
In fall 2005, Kwan stepped into the recording studio once again and duet with music veteran Alan Tam (谭咏麟) in “Rekindle The Flame” (旧情复炽), a Cantonese remake of the French ballad “J'ai murmure va-t-en”. The news of Kwan making a comeback sent excitement through Hong Kong’s airwaves, and “Rekindle” took the charts by storm, reaching number 1 on TVB, RTHK and Metro Radio.
Two months later, Kwan was signed to a contract with Music Nation Group (大国文化) by the famous producer, Frankie Lee Chun. The first single “About Me” (关於我) saw Kwan reunited with lyrist Wyman Wong and long-time collaborators Joseph Ip and John Laudon. Bluntly autobiographical, it is an uncompromising account of her struggle against the paparazzi and hostility from the media in Hong Kong. Supported by extensive airplay, “About Me” steadily climbed to the top of various radio charts, and its limited-release special edition CD sold out within a day.
In early February 2006, the eponymous EP "Shirley Kwan" was released, introducing the second brand new single, “Evolution” (进化伦). This coincided with the release of a 3CD-Karaoke plus DVD compilation by Universal Music (formally PolyGram), entitled “All About Shirley,” which to fans' delight, containied side projects and rare tracks dating back to the very beginning of her career in Japan.
2006 Being Shirley On Stage
To much anticipation, three comeback concerts, “Being Shirley On Stage” (关于我 关淑怡演唱会) were held in late February, at the legendary Hong Kong Coliseum. Performing her biggest hits in reverse chronological order, Kwan garnered positive reviews for the performance, which dominated entertainment headlines for a week.[1] In the final encore, Kwan famously covered Eason Chan (陈奕迅)’s “Today Next Year” (明年今日) to a standing ovation, and a sing-a-long audience of 30, 000.
As her work for Music Nation drew to a close, Shirley released two new songs in 2007 as an independent artist for songwriter Keith Chan (陈辉阳)’s multimedia musical “12 faces of woman” (十二金钗众生花) at the 2007 Hong Kong Arts Festival.[2] This included the theme song “All Living Flowers” (众生花), released in February, which featured traditional Chinese and Western string instruments.
In March 2007, Shirley released the single “Just Once” (只得一次), which was the theme song to the primetime TVB sitcom series “Best Selling Secrets” (同事三分亲), and which went onto reach No. 1 on the TVB music charts.
Star Entertainment Period (2007- 2009)
In June 2007, longtime friend and veteran producer Herman Ho (何哲图) recruited Shirley to his the new company “Star Entertainment Ltd.” (星娱乐有限公司), which is financed by Neway Karaoke Box (Neway卡拉OK).
2008 saw a new concert series, "Unexpected Shirley Kwan in Concert," held at the Hong Kong Coliseum on 24–25 April 2008.
2009 saw the long-anticipated release of a full-length studio album, "Shirley's Era," which contains all radio singles released in 2007-2008, and newly recorded material. This marks her first Cantonese studio album since 1994's All Time Favourites.
After a decade-long hiatus in the late 90s, she made a successful comeback in 2005 and is among the most acclaimed singers currently active in the Hong Kong music scene.
Early Years (1986-1988)
Kwan was born in Hong Kong, the middle-child to an affluent family. At age 15, she moved to Los Angeles, where she later studied fashion design in college. Kwan had her first taste of the limelight in 1986 when she became one of twelve finalists in TVB's New Talent Singing Awards, along with Andy Hui and Leon Lai, but lost to both. Two years later, with the encouragement of a friend, she recorded a demo tape for the prestigious “Marine Blue” singing competition in Japan and won. She caught the eyes of record executives at Apollon and signed a contract, releasing two Japanese pop albums in two years. Kwan sang in both Japanese and English for these releases, and notably made her first and only rap vocals in the song “Borderless”.
PolyGram Period (1989-1995)
Kwan’s Marine Blue success in Japan quickly led to her discovery by PolyGram. In March 1989, Kwan released her debut Cantonese album “Winter Love” (冬恋), with its R&B-influenced first single, “The Rebel” (叛逆汉子).
Her sophomore album, “Happy Are those in Love” (难得有情人), would produce her first major hit with its title track, which immediately propelled Kwan into Hong Kong stardom, and became the theme song to a popular day-time drama series on TVB. It was a No. 1 hit in various radio charts and a frequent request in Karaoke bars, making Shirley Kwan a household name, and its title becoming synonymous with Kwan's name for years to come. The album spawned four other hit singles such as the up-tempo “Lovers Underneath the Stars” (星空下的恋人), and had huge chart success. Being tipped as the next big thing in Cantopop, Kwan swept all the best-newcomer awards that year.
The following two years saw the release of four albums, in which Kwan started to develop a more individualistic style, incorporating elements from various musical genres. Though she scored another major pop hit in 1990 with 爱恨缠绵, she grew dissatisfied with only singing standard Cantopop fare, and wished to explore and diversify her own sound. Also evolving was her public persona, which matured from the early teen pop icon into a more sophisticated and mysterious artiste, noted for being fashion-forward with subtle hints of sex appeal. It is during this period that Kwan started covering New Age music, such as the work of Gregorian and Michael Cretu. Kwan’s 1991 version of “Once In A Life Time”, renamed “Love Is Forever” (恋一世的爱) was presented back to back with the Gregorian original on the promo CD sent out to DJs, as a promotional strategy by PolyGram.
From the same album, Kwan struck critics and audiences with her cover of Amina’s 1991 Eurovision winner, “Le dernier qui a parle”, renamed “Buddhist Chant” (梵音). With words written by legendary veteran lyricist, Andrew Lam (林敏驄), the original Tunisian adventure was given an Eastern spin. Originally a sidetrack, “Buddhist” became a surprise hit as well as a memorable hit in Alternative Cantopop. It also represented her first struggles in artistic control, as she had had to fight long and hard with her production team to have the song included in the album.
Towards the end of 1992, the tabloid’s reception of Kwan has shifted dramatically. Years of relentless invasion into her private life has taken its toll, making Kwan increasingly indifferent towards the press. This unfortunately triggered even more media hostility as well as negative publicity. Disillusioned about her future as a public figure, Kwan took some time off to recover, only to return with yet another transformation.
In November 1993, Kwan released “The Story of Shirley” (真假情話), with the lead single “Solo” (一首独唱的歌), followed by the minor hit “Fabricated Love Stories” (假的恋爱). This was another artistic breakthrough for Kwan, who was garnering increasing attention for her talents as a vocalist, pleasing critics who were surprised with a new and more polished sound.
Kwan further established her place as a critics' darling with her next album, “My Way” released in the summer of 1994, which would be the last album containing all original Cantonese material until Shirley's Era in 2009. Singles included the acid-jazz influenced “Lost Legend” (逝去的传奇) which sampled a riff from the Digable Planets' 1993 single "Rebirth of Slick," and the immensely popular ballad “Cuddling Underneath the Stars” (缱绻星光下), which won numerous song awards at the ceremonies that year. Other songs included the traditional Chinese melody, “Arrow to the Heart” (心箭), the more techno influenced techno-influenced “Anxiety” (紧张) and “Out of This World” (惊世感觉), and another popular ballad “Farewell” (告别恋曲). The album, together with a new crew-cut look which has now become iconic, was one of the most celebrated albums in 1994, enjoying both commercial and critical success.
With increasing confidence in her musical style, Kwan had wanted to produce something musically coherent for her next album and asked producer Joseph Ip (叶广权) and eight different sound engineers to rearrange ten of her favourite Cantopop songs which she handpicked for her new tribute album. The result, was “'EX' All Time Favourites,” released to much anticipation in February 1995. Familiar classics of Cantopop icons such as Anita Mui (梅艳芳), Leslie Cheung (张国荣) and Alan Tam (谭咏麟) were reworked with psychedlic and electro influences, with Kwan singing in her trademark tone punctuated with breathy whispers. Much to Donald Ashley’s credit, the innovative reworking of Teresa Teng(邓丽君)’s “Forget Him” (忘记他), released as the lead single, elevated Kwan to a new level of recognition in the industry. It was featured in Wong Kar-Wai(王家卫)’s 1995 arthouse feature “Fallen Angels” (墮落天使). Interestingly, the same tune was reworked yet again in “What a Pity” (可惜), sung with new Mandarin lyrics and to spare acoustic accompaniment for the Taiwanese release of 'EX'. Achieving critical acclaim as well as commercial success, 'EX' is widely regarded to be one of the best Cantopop albums ever produced, and set off a wave of tribute album fever in Hong Kong.
In the summer of 1995, Kwan released her third compilation album, "Journey of Life" (世途上 新曲+精选), containing two new singles, "He needs you, She needs You" (他需要你, 她需要你), a dreampop track which incorporated the traditional Chinese instrument Erhu (二胡), and the minor hit, "Are There Real Friends in Life" (人生可有知己), a pop ballad which has since became a concert favourite.
Six years after her debut, Kwan finally held her first large scale solo concert in July 1995 at the Hong Kong Coliseum (红磡香港体育馆). Presenting a balanced mix of hits and album tracks, "The One and Only Shirley Kwan In Concert" (难得有一个关淑怡演唱会) was enthusiastically received and capped the most successful year in her career. Kwan had to encore for an unprecedented four times in the last show, as fans refused to leave.
After 7 years at PolyGram, Kwan’s contract came to an end in 1996. A final PolyGram studio album was initially scheduled for release in summer 1996, containing three American collaborations, “Infectious” (传染) and “Elusive Love” (爱难寻) written by Andy Goldmark, and “Mumbling” (自言自语 ) by Suzanne Fountain, along with seven other tracks. However, due to Kwan's departure, PolyGram released the material separately in 1997’s compilation “Connection” (心灵相通) and 1998’s EP “eZone”.
Kwan spent the second half of the 90s mostly away from the public eye, but managed to strike up some significant collaborations with friends and fellow contemporaries Lau Yee Tat (刘以达) and Anthony Wong Yiu Ming (黄耀明), formerly of the legendary Tat Ming Pair (达明一派). The first of these included “Blessed Mary” (万福玛利亚), a duet with Wong satirising Hong Kong's materialism; “Cuddle 28800BPS” (缱绻28800BPS), a collaboration with Lau, a song dealing with cyber love; and “Forget If It’s Him or Her” (忘记他是她) - a remake of the gender ambiguous Tat Ming classic, at their request. In 1997, Kwan lent her vocals to the theme song of a radio drama produced by Commercial Radio Hong Kong, “Take Me to a Dance” (帶我去跳舞) which featured a soprano backing vocal mixed in with a thumping dance beat. In 1999, she held a “Music Is Live” concert organized by Commercial Radio, sparking rumours of a possible come back, but to no avail.
BMG Period (2001)
In 2001, Kwan signed a contract with BMG in Taiwan, and published the critically acclaimed Mandarin album, Freezing Flame. However, after the extravagant press conference announcing Kwan's partnership, BMG soon ran out of money for promotion and the album sold poorly. Kwan was already pregnant at the time and left for America shortly after on an indefinite break.
[edit] Music Nation Period (2005-2006)
In fall 2005, Kwan stepped into the recording studio once again and duet with music veteran Alan Tam (谭咏麟) in “Rekindle The Flame” (旧情复炽), a Cantonese remake of the French ballad “J'ai murmure va-t-en”. The news of Kwan making a comeback sent excitement through Hong Kong’s airwaves, and “Rekindle” took the charts by storm, reaching number 1 on TVB, RTHK and Metro Radio.
Two months later, Kwan was signed to a contract with Music Nation Group (大国文化) by the famous producer, Frankie Lee Chun. The first single “About Me” (关於我) saw Kwan reunited with lyrist Wyman Wong and long-time collaborators Joseph Ip and John Laudon. Bluntly autobiographical, it is an uncompromising account of her struggle against the paparazzi and hostility from the media in Hong Kong. Supported by extensive airplay, “About Me” steadily climbed to the top of various radio charts, and its limited-release special edition CD sold out within a day.
In early February 2006, the eponymous EP "Shirley Kwan" was released, introducing the second brand new single, “Evolution” (进化伦). This coincided with the release of a 3CD-Karaoke plus DVD compilation by Universal Music (formally PolyGram), entitled “All About Shirley,” which to fans' delight, containied side projects and rare tracks dating back to the very beginning of her career in Japan.
2006 Being Shirley On Stage
To much anticipation, three comeback concerts, “Being Shirley On Stage” (关于我 关淑怡演唱会) were held in late February, at the legendary Hong Kong Coliseum. Performing her biggest hits in reverse chronological order, Kwan garnered positive reviews for the performance, which dominated entertainment headlines for a week.[1] In the final encore, Kwan famously covered Eason Chan (陈奕迅)’s “Today Next Year” (明年今日) to a standing ovation, and a sing-a-long audience of 30, 000.
As her work for Music Nation drew to a close, Shirley released two new songs in 2007 as an independent artist for songwriter Keith Chan (陈辉阳)’s multimedia musical “12 faces of woman” (十二金钗众生花) at the 2007 Hong Kong Arts Festival.[2] This included the theme song “All Living Flowers” (众生花), released in February, which featured traditional Chinese and Western string instruments.
In March 2007, Shirley released the single “Just Once” (只得一次), which was the theme song to the primetime TVB sitcom series “Best Selling Secrets” (同事三分亲), and which went onto reach No. 1 on the TVB music charts.
Star Entertainment Period (2007- 2009)
In June 2007, longtime friend and veteran producer Herman Ho (何哲图) recruited Shirley to his the new company “Star Entertainment Ltd.” (星娱乐有限公司), which is financed by Neway Karaoke Box (Neway卡拉OK).
2008 saw a new concert series, "Unexpected Shirley Kwan in Concert," held at the Hong Kong Coliseum on 24–25 April 2008.
2009 saw the long-anticipated release of a full-length studio album, "Shirley's Era," which contains all radio singles released in 2007-2008, and newly recorded material. This marks her first Cantonese studio album since 1994's All Time Favourites.











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