Brother Leslie Cheung's most collectible vinyl records, Volume 1
This album was the first album that made Leslie Cheung famous. I remember watching the movie "The Drummer" for the first time and thinking the songs in it were very nice, but I didn't know it was performed and sung by Leslie Cheung at the time. I found out later, but it was very difficult to find the songs in it. The song "The Wind Continues to Blow" is also the theme song of the movie "The Unemployed". At the beginning, this song was not very popular, but it became popular as more and more people requested it on the radio. I think this song is very enjoyable to listen to. I personally recommend "The Wind Continues to Blow", "Fragment", "Upstream Silently", and "I Want to Go Against the Wind".
It's hard to describe this album. Released before Leslie Cheung's rise to fame, it's named after its title song, "The Wind Continues to Blow" (a cover of the famous Japanese singer Yamaguchi Momoe). Although Leslie Cheung was already a public figure in 1983, he was still a year away from becoming a breakout star, so frustration and depression were inevitable. Listening to this album today would cost at least a thousand yuan.
