Leslie Cheung's Most Collectible Vinyl Records (Part 3) - Vinyl Record Buyback
Is it excitement, sadness, or.....
I really don't know what kind of mood I should be in when listening to this album. Is it excitement, sadness, or... Or perhaps, the beginning and the end aren't always the best; if expectations are too high, disappointment might be even deeper.
The album "Final Encounter" features ten new songs, with a mix of fast and slow tempos. The fast-paced songs have very strong rhythms and meticulously arranged music: "Never Again" has echoes of "No Sleep Tonight," and Leslie's rendition portrays him as a free-spirited wanderer, possessing a unique charm. The rock-flavored "Forbidden Film" draws on a unique concept, using the metaphor of a highly controversial film in the movie industry to describe a passionate girl, showcasing another bold stroke from lyricist Lin Zhenqiang. However, I personally prefer "WHY?", also penned by Lin Zhenqiang.
As for the ballads, Leslie's self-composed "When the Wind Rises Again" clearly echoes his breakthrough hit "The Wind Blows On" from his debut in 1983, with lyrics absolutely tailor-made for the singer. "The Girl in My Eyes" is poignant, and the sentiment of longing for the pure emotions of the past easily resonates with listeners. This song, adapted from a Taiwanese song, has undeniable popular appeal.
1989 was an extraordinary year for the Hong Kong music scene, as it was the year Leslie Cheung announced his farewell from the music industry. To coincide with his farewell activities, this album was specially released. The album cover features a top-and-bottom fold-over design, with the front cover forming a seamless whole, showcasing excellent craftsmanship. The song selection, of course, needs no further mention, with many great songs released as usual. This album is also a top choice for many beginner vinyl collectors.
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