Jay Chou's New Album: JAY ON THE RUN
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he is releasing one album a year.
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will love to hear more witty songs like the title track "cowboy is very busy". the lyric is very funny.
won't pass judgement so soon since i just bought the album. will listen to it more for the next few weeks. -
after he made those comments on EMI regarding Jolin records sales, i decide to stop buying his album.
machiam act like he is big star. -
no need to act.Originally posted by 798:machiam act like he is big star.
he is. -
well,if everyone listen to dis thrash,music will dead soon
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got some songs not bad la..
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Originally posted by FBI:got some songs not bad la..
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Yeah, agreed, but by Jay Chou's standards, it should be 'all the songs not bad la'.Originally posted by FBI:got some songs not bad la..
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u bought his albums before?Originally posted by 798:after he made those comments on EMI regarding Jolin records sales, i decide to stop buying his album.
machiam act like he is big star. -
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In my opinion JJ Lin cannot be compared to the likes of Jay Chou, David Tao and Alexander Wang. JJ Lin's latest album is much more worse than Jay's attempt. At least in Wo Hen Mang, there's still some sincerity there in songs like Qing Hua, but for JJ Lin, he sounds like he's producing an album for the sake of it. There's no passion in it at all.Originally posted by @
@:Yucks. This album is bad -- by Jay Chou's standards. I can safely tell you that this is worse than his previous album, Still Fantasy.
I feel that only the first 3 tracks are worth listening. The rest are just listen-and-forget tunes. Track 4 is especially awful. Where is the Jay Chou I know?
I feel that the last 2 albums (November Chopin and Still Fantasy) are still good, with lots of memorable and pleasing tracks with only a 1 or 2 forgettable songs. But now - the cover says it all - he's damn busy (wo hen mang) and has no time to compose proper songs. Most of the tracks are too similar and the tunes suck - they make no lasting impression.
Jay Chou is descending into the depths of singers like ... ... I don't want to name them. But David Tao and Lee Hom have gotten real bad, especially the former. JJ Lin is the only one with the highest standards. I seriously hope he improves in his next album. For me, this is Jay Chou's first awful album.
But if you want to know the really good songs, I must say Niu Ren Hen Mang (1st track) is the best song, followed by Cai Hong (2nd track). Yes, I am a fan of Jay Chou and I AM DAMN D.ISAPPOINTED BY HIM! THE BIG EXCUSE IS THE NAME OF HIS ALBUM - Wo Hen Mang. How ridiculous! Busy doesn't equal no quality.
Anyway, non pre-orders were also given the free calender. I never pre-order things, and this is no exception, and I still got the calender.
Jay Chou - if you're reading this, please concentrate more on the music than on your filming. PLEASE!
David Tao's Beautiful was aweful, that I agree. But Wang Lee Hom's the one who has been in the industry for like 10 years and he's the one who's become more and more serious, though I cringed at his 'chink-out' music.
November's Chopin and Still Fantasy was bad bad bad. Hei Se Mao Yi, Feng, Shan Hu Hai were so plain and generic, while Tui Hou, Xin Yu, and Bai Se Feng Che are so interchangeable. His last good album was only Qi Li Xiang, and if I may, this is the album that he should have only released for the past 3 years:
01 Ye Qu
02 Piao Yi
03 Lang Man Shou Ji
04 Niu Zai Hen Mang
05 Yang Guang Zai Nan
06 Qing Hua Ci
07 Yi Lu Xiang Bei
08 Mi Die Xiang
09 Ju Hua Tai
10 Bu Neng Shuo De Mi Mi -
I feel that JJ Lin's Westside nicer overall - than Jay Chou On The Run. In fact, if you notice, JJ Lin's been getting better and better with each album. Well, different tastes, maybe. And I like Bai She Feng Che in Still Fantasy very much. I like Hei She Mao Yi as well.Originally posted by ne0matrix:In my opinion JJ Lin cannot be compared to the likes of Jay Chou, David Tao and Alexander Wang. JJ Lin's latest album is much more worse than Jay's attempt. At least in Wo Hen Mang, there's still some sincerity there in songs like Qing Hua, but for JJ Lin, he sounds like he's producing an album for the sake of it. There's no passion in it at all.
David Tao's Beautiful was aweful, that I agree. But Wang Lee Hom's the one who has been in the industry for like 10 years and he's the one who's become more and more serious, though I cringed at his 'chink-out' music.
November's Chopin and Still Fantasy was bad bad bad. Hei Se Mao Yi, Feng, Shan Hu Hai were so plain and generic, while Tui Hou, Xin Yu, and Bai Se Feng Che are so interchangeable. His last good album was only Qi Li Xiang, and if I may, this is the album that he should have only released for the past 3 years:
01 Ye Qu
02 Piao Yi
03 Lang Man Shou Ji
04 Niu Zai Hen Mang
05 Yang Guang Zai Nan
06 Qing Hua Ci
07 Yi Lu Xiang Bei
08 Mi Die Xiang
09 Ju Hua Tai
10 Bu Neng Shuo De Mi Mi
All I want from each track in an album is a pleasurable tune. Interchangable tunes don't bother me that much, because if that tune's pretty nice, it doen't hurt to listen to a different variation of it.
Contary to what you believe in, I don't quite like Ju Hua Tai. Instead, I would replace it with Cai Hong. -
is cai hong a ost in the movie SECRET?
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I dun tink so, but the 5th song's tune is from the OST....
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starting part is.. the ost named Angel.. the entire tune remarkably familiar but i cant pinpoint from where though..Originally posted by soggy87:is cai hong a ost in the movie SECRET? -
Yes, jay used the instrumental from "First Kiss".Originally posted by soggy87:is cai hong a ost in the movie SECRET? -
cant wait to get it and load load it in my hp, wu shuang, sunshine boy, and cowboy songs is nice
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cai hong lyrics written by jay also v nice and simple..sounds fr heaven, all his ablumn are excellent pieces of art cos hes original with the country music dat nobody dares to come up with
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the song 'wo bu pei' and 'cai hong' is nice!!
the girl in 'wo bu pei' is kawaii
but sad ending
