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Red Folk Song DSD (China Version)

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Red Folk Song DSD (China Version)

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Product Title: Red Folk Song DSD (China Version) 民歌紅 DSD (中國版) 民歌红 DSD (中国版) Red Folk Song DSD (China Version) Red Folk Song DSD (China Version)
Singer Name(s): Gong Yue 龔玥 龚玥 Gong Yue Gong Yue
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Release Date: 2007-02-16
Language: Mandarin
Country of Origin: China
Disc Format(s): CD
Package Weight: 210 (g)
Shipment Unit: 2 What is it?
Publisher: Guang Zhou Yin Xiang Chu Ban She
YesAsia Catalog No.: 1004650368

Product Information / Track List

01. 母親 Mother
02. 父親 Father
03. 常回家看看 Go Home Often
04. 十送紅軍 Ten Farewell to Red army
05. 莫愁啊莫愁 Take it easy
06. 美麗的草原我的家 Beautiful grassland, my home
07. 小白楊 Little alamo
08. 牧羊曲 Song of herding sheep
09. 月亮之上 On the moon
10. 天路 Sky road
11. 遇上你是我的緣 Predestination brings you to me
12. 月亮走我也走 The moon moves so do i
13. 月光下鳳尾竹 The fernleaf hedge bamboo in the
14. 為了誰 For whom
15. 月兒彎彎照九州 Crescent shining above the world
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Average Customer Rating for this Edition: Customer Review Rated Bad 9 - 9 out of 10 (2)

Arthur
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January 4, 2008
So good, a must buy Customer Review Rated Bad 10 - 10 out of 10
A truly beautiful CD, the most excellent music that I have heard since listening to Song Zuying. Gong Yue's singing is light and cheerful yet comprised of depth, her voice is one that is uniquely beautiful - listen and you will see, surely, you won't be dissapointed.
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andyzai
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November 25, 2007
A Good Bye Customer Review Rated Bad 8 - 8 out of 10
I decided to copy and paste my review from Min Ge Hong 2, since my comment is the same for both of Gong Yue's albums - Min Ge Hong 1 & 2. Here's my comment on Min Ge Hong 2:

...I could have given this album a score of 10 because I really like the singer and her singing style. Actually I also bought her first album "Min Ge Hong 1," but I did not buy it at Yesasia. I bought it at a video/audio store in a big shopping mall in Wang Fu Jing, Beijing and paid exactly 70 RMBs. [Consider yourself lucky if you can pick up this CD at Yesasia's sale price.] I especially like Gong Yue's "Tian Lu" in her first album, "Min Ge Hong 1." But like the first album, I am still [somewhat disappointed...]at her second album, "Min Ge Hong 2," not much because of her singing, but in the recording. I think somewhere along the recording and mastering process, someone decided to boost up the midrange and high frequencies by quite a few dBs, perhaps to give it the "tube" sound effect (which is very popular in most of today's vocal CDs). The side effect here, however, in this CD is if one listens to it through a tube amp, it makes the musical instruments ear-piercing and thins out Gong Yue's voice. The better your audio equipment is in delivering mids and highs, the worse it gets. It is a little more acceptable if one listens to it through a solid state amplifier setup with both bass and treble turned to neutral (0dB), if not way down. The CD sounds like the music has gone through an equalizer with exaggerated midranges and highs. Too much of a good thing could be bad. I hope the recording/mastering artist(s) could have realized this in her 1st album and made improvement on this second album of hers, but apparently this flaw was not picked up, and the mids and highs continues to be exaggerated. So I decided I should speak up this time. When I checked the sound with a spectrum analyzer, the album did have very good dynamics, the bass was coming in and out, but when the bass was not there, the sound spectrum looked more like a mountain skews towards the mids and highs. This confirms what my ears heard through tube and solid state amps.
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