i love chinese music especially songs from jay chou, david tao, she , tension and mayday. In japan I'm only familiar with songs from Utada hikaru.

Even I don't understand da word...I luv C-music...Me fav is Andy & Faye.. I heard Faye have new Album but haven't found dat yet..Heard have alot of good songs

faye just came to malaysia last 2 weeks
i on the other hand...has no interest in chinese songz...
maybe because i'm a chinese myself?..

Thx for da info ne J chan I envy u..Hope Jkt can be a destination too ne ..Anyway..Me also chinese but can't understand da language Any kind of songs from where it came from as long has a cool tune..I 'll listen to it..

I like david tao and penny tai.....
i don't like f4, cos they can't sing, turned the beautiful song by hirai ken into crap!!!
btw, i seldom listen to chinese song.....just to have more topic with my friends, most of them listen to chinese song.....

I like listening to some Canto-pop every so often. I like Twins, Leon Lai (he's getting old however), Kelly Chen, Sammi Cheung, and LMF. For Taiwanese singers I like Elva Siu, Lee Hom Wang, and Richie Ren. :]

I don't like canto pop that much....for me, almost every songs sound the same.....

atheon wrote:

I don't like canto pop that much....for me, almost every songs sound the same.....

That is so true That's where LMF comes in It's also getting to that point in Taiwan...there are so many similar boybands now... x_x

But LMF already broke up rite?
i have no interest in any boyband.....well machi abit different. Hokkien rap....
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atheon wrote:

But LMF already broke up rite? i have no interest in any boyband.....well machi abit different. Hokkien rap....

yeah, sadly LMF did break up

I love chinese music as well. I watched Turn Left Turn Right, great movie. Anyone know the lady that sing the songs for the movie?

You should hear my Sakai Noriko sing in Mandarin. She dedicated an entire CD, You Yuan Qian Li, to this type of music when she visited Taiwan in the early 1990's. On the CD, she even sings a duet with Eric Suan. The song's the only Mandarin song I can sing karaoke to.

--- groink

I think Da girls who sing da song in turn left turn right is Either Gigi leung and Sun yan zi..Hope it helps if I'm not wrong ne IkematsuSosuke

Karen Mok also have diferent flavour, her song is kind of comforting..

Bsalez wrote:

Thx for da info ne J chan I envy u..Hope Jkt can be a destination too ne ..Anyway..Me also chinese but can't understand da language Any kind of songs from where it came from as long has a cool tune..I 'll listen to it..

lee hom came to kl that day... i went for his showcase..and sad to say..i guess i'm the only 1 who doesnt know his songz.. (-_-;;
he's pretty cool..his voice.. ^^)
but i dont like the way he raps..

atheon wrote:

btw, i seldom listen to chinese song.....just to have more topic with my friends, most of them listen to chinese song.....

haha me too.. my friends are more to taiwane entertainment than jpnese..
another thing y i dont listen to chinese songz because i found that most of them dont compose or write songz by themselves...always relying on others.. (-_-;;

groink wrote:

You should hear my Sakai Noriko sing in Mandarin. She dedicated an entire CD, You Yuan Qian Li, to this type of music when she visited Taiwan in the early 1990's. On the CD, she even sings a duet with Eric Suan. The song's the only Mandarin song I can sing karaoke to. --- groink

WOW! That's old-school noriko! do you understand the song, or do you karaoke-it (the song) phonetically, a-la romanji?
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juliana_phang wrote:

haha me too.. my friends are more to taiwane entertainment than jpnese.. another thing y i dont listen to chinese songz because i found that most of them dont compose or write songz by themselves...always relying on others.. (-_-;;

And "copy" others songs from another country.....they love to sing korean songs....just change it into chinese lyrics....
some of the chinese songs, their arrangement are very plain....if u know what i'm saying....

atheon wrote:

And "copy" others songs from another country.....they love to sing korean songs....just change it into chinese lyrics.... some of the chinese songs, their arrangement are very plain....if u know what i'm saying....

Well HK do tend to copy other things alot, and those definitly have some truth in it, but some chinese songs are pretty good as well.

As to LMF, I personally don't like them too much, but if you like them you should read some of their lyrics, funny stuff.

niko2x wrote:

WOW! That's old-school noriko! do you understand the song, or do you karaoke-it (the song) phonetically, a-la romanji?

I do the romaji thing! However, one night I was complimented by a couple of guys from Micronesia, saying that they understood what I was saying.

Yeah, that's old-school alright... I think that was 1992. I'll try to MP3 my original CD later tonight.

--- groink

yape i love chinese songs mainly because i'm chinese.. i used to listen a lot of chinese songs until my friend infected me with MT virus (MT=Matsu Takako) ... still listen a lot of chinese songs though.. but i hate those girl and boys bands nowadays most of them don't know how to sing... group like F4, SHE, Twins are all crap singers...
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atheon wrote:

And "copy" others songs from another country.....they love to sing korean songs....just change it into chinese lyrics.... some of the chinese songs, their arrangement are very plain....if u know what i'm saying....

Hmmm, Japan does that a lot, too. Don't know about Korea, but I think it might be an asian thing.

As for people who write their own songs, that happens in every country. Pretty much no pop star in America, China, or Japan write their own songs. Mariah Carey, Britney Spears, Hello Project, Sammi Cheng, Jacky Cheung, Johnny's Jimusho folks, SMAP, Kinki Kids, et al. The pop stars that compose their own songs (not just write their lyrics to a song they're fed) are the exception rather than the rule.

Disclaimer: I am referring to pop stars, not rock stars. Please don't kill me...