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Mou Man Tai (No Problem)
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Telephone |
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Stardust Bay Blues |
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 (The
Rain of Jealousy Falls) |
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(Miss Temptation) |
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 (Giant
Feeling) |
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(No Problem) |
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Tears Of Jade |
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Maria My Love |
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Dream Ties |
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1,2,3,4,7,8,9: in Japanese
track 5,6: in Cantonese |
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Jewel's critique: |
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After the not so great Canto-debut-album "Sing
Lung" in 1986, Jackie released his fourth Japanese record called "Mou
Man Tai". The Cantonese title says it already - it's not a Japanese-only
record like all his other Japanese albums before. 2 of the songs "Giant
Feelings" and "Mou Man Tai (No Problem)" are sung totally in Cantonese.
The rest is in Japanese. The album has some classics, real jewels, on it:
songs like "Rain of jealousy falls", "Stardust Bay Blues"
and "Dream Ties" belong to some of Jackie's best songs ever (in
my opinion). "Telephone" is just a spoken Cantonese track to his
Japanese fans (with the translation to Japanese in the booklet). "Miss
Temptation", "Tears of Jade" and "Maria My Love" are sadly a little bit
boring... With the 3 first mention songs this album could have
been a masterpiece.
I give the album 8 out of 10. |
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