Ri Guang Qing Cheng (China Version)
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| Product Title: | Ri Guang Qing Cheng (China Version) 日光傾城 (中國版) 日光倾城 (中国版) Ri Guang Qing Cheng (China Version) Ri Guang Qing Cheng (China Version) |
| Singer Name(s): | Qia Qi She 卡奇社 Qia Qi She [上/下]奇社 （カーチー） Qia Qi She |
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| Release Date: | 2007-05-17 |
| Language: | Mandarin |
| Country of Origin: | China |
| Disc Format(s): | CD |
| Package Weight: | 150 (g) |
| Shipment Unit: | 1 What is it? |
| Publisher: | Zhong Guo Yin Le Jia Yin Xiang Chu Ban She |
| YesAsia Catalog No.: | 1004829909 |
Product Information / Track List
01. 日光傾城
02. 唯蟲
03. 遊園驚夢
04. 假面舞會
05. Di Da Di
06. 讓我睡著吧
07. 吸血鬼
08. 壞唇味
09. 紅色
10. 日光傾城-伴奏音樂
11. 遊園驚夢-伴奏音樂
02. 唯蟲
03. 遊園驚夢
04. 假面舞會
05. Di Da Di
06. 讓我睡著吧
07. 吸血鬼
08. 壞唇味
09. 紅色
10. 日光傾城-伴奏音樂
11. 遊園驚夢-伴奏音樂
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Kevin Kennedy
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May 31, 2008
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May 31, 2008
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Qia Qi She's "Ri Guang Qing Cheng" is a bit of a throwback. This very catchy pop album reminds me of a number of great girl-pop albums of the 1990s -- Faye Wong's "Di Dar", Tarcy Su's "Fool", and Angelica Li's "Bye Bye", in particular. I don't mean to imply that this album doesn't sound fresh; it certainly does. But it harkens back to an era of quirky pop music that I dearly loved. Tracks 1 and 8 are the real standouts. Track 1, the title track, is classic pop/rock. This song would have been a hit 10 years ago and could be a hit again 10 years from now. It is perfectly crafted sonic bliss. It takes a while to realize that track 8 is built upon a reggae beat; it sounds nothing like a reggae melody, but that Jamaican beat makes the song infectiously enjoyable. There are a few minor missteps. Track 2 is marred by a jarring key change and a couple of the songs try too hard to be clever, but on the whole this album serves up a heaping helping of bright, listenable, and memorable pop/rock tunes. Give me more throwbacks like this, please! |
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