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Where were you when "心有独钟" by 陈晓东(Daniel Chan) was playing everyday on 933?


心有独钟

作词:洪尧斌
作曲:洪尧斌
编曲:屠颖

这种感觉从来不曾有 左右每天思绪
每一次呼吸 心被占据
却苦无医 是你让我著了迷

给了甜蜜又保持距离 而你潇洒来去
玩爱情游戏 我一天天失去勇气
偏偏难了难忘记

单单为你心有独钟 因为爱过才知情多浓
浓得发痛在心中 痛全是感动
我是真的真的与众不同
真正为你心有独钟 因为有你世界变不同
笑我太傻太懵懂 或爱得太重
只为相信我自己 能永远对你的心独钟


Do you know this song?  I realized last Saturday that I can remember the lyrics by heart!  Funny that I wasn't even a fan of Daniel's by any standard but then again, this song was probably playing on 933 every day, that's probably why.  

Hao-e and I were at the Polygram concert last Saturday.  The median age of the audience was probably around 40 since Polygram was instrumental in the 80's - 90's canto-pop industry.  We were there mainly because of Linda Wong...  Hao-e's teenage idol crush. Ha!  Although she looked a little matronly, she was friendly, chatty and she sounded very good.  She has never impressed me with her vocals, every time I hear her songs on Hao-e's PC I always think, yeah, she was an idol singer i.e. more looks than talent, and you really can't take a singer very seriously when she's waving/flinging her hands at the wrist every time the chorus comes on right?  But she must have grown some lungs whilst in retirement or maybe she underwent some serious vocal training or perhaps running after kids and shouting for them have strengthened her vocal chords, i don't know... but she sounded good.   She was quick to add that she's happily married (usually singers come out of retirement because they've gotten divorced or have run out of cash).   

Priscilla Chan not only sounded great, she must have traded notes with Vivian Chow and sold her soul to the devil.  That woman doesn't look 49! Omg I wanna look like her when I'm 49. Daniel Chan still has his winning smile although his eyes are suspiciously larger than before.  Is there a non-surgical procedure to enlarge eyes?  On the flip side, Shirley Kwan looked really chwee and she was moody, reticent and not very willing to socialize with her fans.  All of them sang well after all these years though.  There were no frills, no exceptional lighting or impressive sound band, no back-up dancers to distract you, just plain ol' vocals.  It was nice to see them all, almost like attending your high school 20-year reunion party.  So many shared memories, so nice to see them still active, so nostalgic.  

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