2. 2000/11/7 Jay , 2001/9/1 Fantasy , 2002/7/19 Octave , 2003-7-31 Ye Huimei , Seven Miles , Still Fantasy , Floating World [Jay Chou's latest album in 2006]
7. Istanbul Felix Xu Jay Chou
8. Old Indian Turtle Dove Fang Wenshan Jay Chou
9. Tornado Felix Xu Jay Chou
10. The Clock in the Opposite Direction Fong Wenshan Jay Chou
2nd Album
Tracks Name Lyrics Composition
1. Love in the B.C.E. Fang Wenshan Jay Chou
2. Dad, I'm Home Jay Chou Jay Chou
3. Simple Love Felicia Hsu Jay Chou
4. Ninja Felicia Fong Jay Chou
5. Can't Open My Mouth Felicia Hsu Jay Chou
6. Shanghai 1943 Felicia Fong Jay Chou
7. I'm Sorry Felicia Fong Jay Chou
8. Castle Williams Jay Chou, Fong Man Shan Zhou Jay Chou
9. Double-Cut Stick Jay Chou, Fong Man Shan Zhou Jay Chou
10. Quiet Jay Chou, Jay Chou
The Third Album
The Songs
Title: Lyrics, Composition
1. Orc, Fong Man Shan Zhou Jay Chou
2. Peninsula, Iron Box Jay Chou, Jay Chou
3. The Words, Xu Shichang, Jay Chou
4. Dragon Fist Fang Wenshan Zhou Jay Chou
5. Train Ranting Bit Go Fang Wenshan Zhou Jay Chou
6. Split Jay Chou Zhou Jay Chou
7. Tea Brewed by Grandpa Fang Wenshan Zhou Jay Chou
8. Back to the Past Liu Hong Zhou Jay Chou
9. Milan's Little Blacksmith Fang Wenshan Zhou Jay Chou
10. The Last Battle Fang Wenshan Zhou Jay Chou
11.
The Fourth Album
Track Name Lyrics Composer
1. In the Name of My Father Huang Junlang Jay Chou
2. Coward Jay Chou Jay Chou
3. Sunny Day Jay Chou Jay Chou
4. Three Years and Two Classes Fong Wenshan Jay Chou
5. The East Wind Broken Fong Wenshan Jay Chou
6. Jay Chou
7. The Same Tone Fang Wenshan Jay Chou
8. Her Eyelashes Fang Wenshan Jay Chou
9. Love Cliff XU Ruoxuan Jay Chou
10. Terraces Jay Chou Zhou Jay Chou
11. Double Dagger Fang Wenshan Jay Chou
Fifth Album
1. Seven Miles
3. Excuses
4. Grandma
5. General
6. Stranded
7. Chaotic Dance of Spring and Autumn
8. Trapped Beasts
9. Garden Party
10. The Death of Stopping the Battle
4. (Quoting others)
I am a patriot. Therefore I also love Chinese culture; I love Chinese culture, so I also pay close attention to the movement of Chinese wind that has been blowing up in the music world in recent years. What is Chinese style? Personally, I think Chinese style is the music style that conforms to the traditional aesthetic concepts of Chinese people. This definition may be vague, but it's much better than other hard and fast indicators. Some people say that Chinese style songs should use the pentatonic scale, but our most "Chinese" Chinese style - Peking Opera, its most flavorful is precisely those who sing the 4, 7 phrase. Some people say that Chinese style songs should use Chinese instruments, but the "Chinese" ones, such as "Liang Zhu", also use Western instruments. So the definition of "Chinese style" is by no means static.
In recent years, the Chinese style has gained popularity among fans, but does that mean it has reached a certain level of success? Obviously, compared with general pop songs, Chinese style has more of a national complex in it, and listeners have a double standard of judgment for Chinese style and other pop songs. In fact, if we analyze with a rational attitude, we will find that the level of many Chinese style songs is not as good as many ordinary pop songs. Jay Chou's recent hit "Chrysanthemum Terrace" feels a bit like an old '80s song to me, and that's only because of the excessive use of the pentatonic scale.
Perhaps it is because of this nationalist sentiment that there are now so many songs labeled as Chinese, but only a few of them really reflect the flavor of Chinese culture. However, I think "East Wind Break" is still a very good example of what really makes Chinese style popular. Personally, I think it's a great piece of work lyrically and sonically, and both combine well in terms of mood and sound. Considering the writing and technique alone, the symmetry of this lyric's sentences is better than that of "Hair Like Snow," there are several instances of skillful matching of words, and in general, there is a better combination of classical and modern beauty. Whether the piece is good or not is a subjective matter, so I won't discuss it too much here. Personally, I think this piece still expresses a kind of euphemistic and subtle mood, which is a better interpretation of the traditional Chinese aesthetic concepts. It is worth mentioning that the phrases "revisiting old haunts" and "who is playing on the pipa" do not use the pentatonic scale, which is also very effective, and some musicians should learn from this.
While it was a good start, it was a lackluster success, with none of the later Chinese compositions, including Jay's own, surpassing "East Wind Breakdown" as a whole. The lyrics of "Hair Like Snow" seem more fragmented, and the brilliant strokes don't appear as often as they do on "East"; the arrangement is clearly not as heartfelt, and the main song doesn't have the same sense of momentum. One of the netizens and I share the same feeling about "A Thousand Miles Away", which is that the chorus is too bland and lacks expressiveness - the main part is still good. A lot of people push "Jiangnan", but I think if a different title, I'm afraid no one will consider it a Chinese style; as for the rest of the works of JJ Lin, the embodiment of the Chinese style are also stuck in the words, and occasionally in the prelude with a little bit of Chinese instrumentation against the sudden. Wang Leehom boasts a combination of Chinese culture and hip-hop, but I feel that his music between the two is still inclined to hop-hop, a bit of Western learning for the body of the middle school for the use of the feeling, some works such as "in the plum side", "Gai Shi Heroes" and even give a person a sense of incongruity. After the string flaunted Chinese style also flaunted great, his music is very personalized, but see the Chinese style of the **** sex. In fact, a lot of what we call "Chinese style" nowadays can be dismissed as "pseudo-Chinese style", but netizens don't seem to be able to tell the difference.
Also, almost all of the musicians now labeling themselves as Chinese have a tendency to use "Chinese style" as a hype gimmick. This tendency can be seen in the titles of these Chinese-style songs: "East Wind Break", "West Wing", "Kunming Lake" - such song titles, as well as the content of the lyrics, give people the feeling of moaning and groaning, and very much "for the sake of giving new words to express their sorrows" flavor. On the contrary, those who do not boast Chinese style have some very Chinese flavor songs, like "Ningxia" (Fish Leung), "Knowing or not knowing" (Liu Ruoying), "Invisible Wings" (Zhang Shaohan). It seems that ancient Chinese style tunes, ancient Chinese style lyrics, and ancient Chinese style stories are not indispensable. I do think the purpose of promoting Chinese music can be better achieved by matching Chinese style music with those popular themes. Anyway, for the healthy development of Chinese style and for Chinese culture to be loved by people in the contemporary era, I hope music fans and musicians can grasp what Chinese style is, and I also hope that musicians will not "give new words to express their sorrows" and make up words like "east wind breaks".
He also hoped that musicians would stop making up words like "east wind breaks".
He made his debut in 2000
His album contains 82 songs, including his seven albums and the songs of the movie Heads D, Huo Yuanjia, Looking for Jay Chou and the five songs he wrote for others and sang himself. Specifically as follows
★1. Release: 2000.11 Jay Chou "Jay" 320K
01. Lovely Woman
02. Perfectionism
03. Starry Starry Night
04. The Maiden
05. Bulldozer
06. Black Humor
07. Istanbul
08.
08. Old Indian Turtle Dove
09. Tornado
10. Clock in the Opposite Direction
★2. Release: 2001.09 Jay Chou's "Vantage Point" 320K
01. Love in the Easterly Years
02. Dad I'm Back
03. Simple Love
04. . ninja
05. can't open my mouth
06. shanghai 1943
07. sorry
08. fort william
09. nunchucks
10. be quiet
★3. release: 2001.12 Jay Chou's "Fantasy Plus" 320k
02. Peninsula Iron Box
03. The Words
04. Dragon Fist
05. The Train Chattering Bit Goes
06. Split
07. Tea Brewed by Grandpa
08. Back to the Past
09. Little Blacksmith of Milan
★5. Release time: 2002.07 Jay Chou "Eight Degrees of Space" 320K
★5: 2003.07 Jay Chou "Ye Huimei" 320K
01. In the Name of the Father
02. Coward
03. Sunny Day
04. Three Years and Two Classes
05. Dongfengbao
06. You Can Hear Me
07. The Same Tune
08. Her Eyelashes
08.
09. Cliffs of Love
10. Terraces
11. Double
10. The Last Battle
★6. Original Karaoke)
04. Broken Strings(Original Karaoke)
★7. Grandma
05. General
06. Stranded
07. Chaotic Dance of Spring and Autumn
08. Battle of the Beasts
09. Garden Party
10. The Death of Stopping the Battle
★8. Release: 2005.11 Jay Chou's "November Chopin" 320K
01. Nocturne
02.Blue Storm (Pepsi commercial song)
03.Hair Like Snow
04.Black Sweater
05.Song on All Sides
06.Maple
07.Romantic Cell Phone
08.Against the Scale
09.Maltose
10.Coral Sea ( Lara)
11.Drift (Theme song of the movie "头文字D")
12.All the way to the north (Interlude of the movie "头文字D")
发行时间2006年9月5号 Still Vantage <
1.Chapter 7 of the Night
2.Listen to Your Mother
3.The Materia Medica
4.A Thousand Miles Away
5.Stand Back
6.White Windmill
7.Red Mimicry
8.Rain of the Heart
9.Rosemary
10.Chrysanthemum Stand
This is his album.
This is the songs included in his album Here are the songs he wrote for other people
Who the hell is Yi Jiang Hui "The Red Thread"
The Sound of Falling Rain Jiang Hui "Jiang Hui Album"
Two Lonelinesses Tao Zi "Youth"
Dagger and Horseman Coco Lee "Promise"
Sadness diagonally across the street Lv Fang "DEAR Lv Fang"
Sadness diagonally across the street Lv Fang "Dear Lv Fang"
This is the song he wrote for others.
"White Feather" RuiEn "RuiEn RuiEn"
"Light Bulb" Kang Kang "Dreams Come True"
"Time Bomb" Kang Kang "Dreams Come True"
"Edge of the Knife" Kang Kang "Dreams Come True"
"Tearjerker" Kang Kang "Tears Come True"
"Maybe You're Right" Kang Kang "Tears Come True"
"North Star Wen Lan "A Little Wild"
"Move Your Heart" Wen Lan "A Little Wild"
"Tears Know" Wen Lan "A Little Wild"
"Rooftop" Wen Lan & Wu Zongxian "A Little Wild"
"There's a Cat in the Alleyway" Wen Lan "The 6th Sense"
"I Like the Way it Is" Wen Lan "The 6th Sense"
"Saying Goodbye Without Saying Goodbye" Wen Lan "The 6th Sense"
We are not saying goodbye. SBDW Album
Wild Child SBDW SBDW Album
Hala SBDW SBDW Album
You're Going SBDW SBDW Album
It's not that I don't want to SBDW Wanna Fly Album
La Mumsica SBDW Total Possession
Wanna Fly Album
The World's End
The World's End
It's the end of the world.
"Hug Me" Chen Xiaochun "Hug Me"
"Erlengzi" Chen Xiaochun "Hug Me"
"The One I Love" Chen Xiaochun "Hug Me"
"You're Happier Than You Used to Be" Wu Zongxian "You're Happier Than You Used to Be"
"Rooftop" Wu Zongxian "You're Happier Than You Used to Be"
"Balance Point" Wu Zongxian "You're Happier Than You Used to Be"
"You're Happier Than You Used to Be"
"The Balance Point" Wu Zongxian
"You're happier than before"
"Playing tricks" by Wu Tsung-hsien Off the rails"
"The picture of not loving me" by Wu Tsung-hsien Off the rails"
"The one who sings is the happiest" by Wu Tsung-hsien Taiwanese Songs of Wu Tsung-hsien
"Acacia is something" by Wu Tsung-hsien Taiwanese Songs of Wu Tsung-hsien"
"Shake it and say it is good" by Wu Tsung-hsien
"Fortune Teller" Jacky Cheung "Hot"
"Six Strong Men" Joey Ku "Joey Ku"
"Tropical Rainforest" S.H.E. "Youth Co Ltd"
"Ticket to Ride" Kenneth Chen "Break Through"
"Pot of Nostalgia" Andy Lau "The Sky Has Opened Up"
"On Your Side" Pan Wei Bai "Wall"
"Standing On I've written a song about a mermaid for Aaron Kwok and I can't remember the name of the song
3. To be honest, 99% of Jay Len's songs are very good, the level is very average. If you listen more, you will realize
4. Some people say Jay is pseudo Chinese style. This is a joke.
He created the Chinese style.
Here's the answer. What do you think?