Love Diva (Hong Kong Version)

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It's been over a year since the trio consisting of vocalist Faye, producer/keyboardist/leader Ian, and guitarist Real released their last major CD, Flight Tribe. F.I.R.'s latest full-length album revolves around the theme of eternal love that expands even to the farthest reaches of the universe. The album features the popular new track "New Moon Bay", which comes with a traditional Chinese touch. Music lovers should also be happy about the band's upcoming tour, scheduled to kick off at the Taipei Arena on October 20. In accordance to their album's love and universe concept, Faye will dress up as Princess Leia, Real as Luke Skywalker, and Ian as Darth Vader for their concert look. Before plunging into all the Star Wars concert fun with F.I.R., fans can check out their new material on Love Diva.

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Product Title:	Love Diva (Hong Kong Version) 愛歌姬 (香港版) 爱歌姬 (香港版) 愛歌姫 (香港版) Love Diva (Hong Kong Version)
Singer Name(s):	F.I.R. 飛兒樂團 F.I.R 飞儿乐团 F.I.R F.I.R. （飛兒樂團） F.I.R.
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Release Date:	2007-10-05
Language:	Mandarin
Country of Origin:	Taiwan
Disc Format(s):	CD
Package Weight:	120 (g)
Shipment Unit:	1 What is it?
Publisher:	Warner Music Hong Kong
YesAsia Catalog No.:	1005062809

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01. 詠嘆曲
02. 第十行星
03. 需要你的愛 [信+F.I.R.]
04. 三個心願 [飛+阿沁]
05. Change
06. 真愛地圖
07. 月牙灣
08. Forever Green
09. Blue Doors Ahead
10. 愛過
11. 彩色拼圖
12. 荼靡時代

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Average Customer Rating for this Edition: Customer Review Rated Bad 8 - 8 out of 10 (3)
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February 17, 2008

Originality Would Be Nice Customer Review Rated Bad 7 - 7 out of 10

I've been a fan of FIR since their debut, but sadly, I can't say their creativity has been consistent. To me, this album was the most evident of that, as it had tunes similar to that of western music. Particular, the song "Evergreen" is eerily similar to Kelly Clarkson's "Behind These Hazel Eyes". That was not a pleasant surprise at all.

While people argue their older albums had more of a DAI flavor to it, I never really thought that. This album does have it's strong points with some beautiful duets and ballads (or duet ballads), and an amazing pseudo-rock song highly reminiscent of "Revolution", (I'm talking about "The Tenth Star; track 2), still,it is not their most creative or best album to date. My favourite of theirs is still their 2nd album, Unlimited (though some argue that's the most UNORIGINAL, so who knows?).

I'd say this isn't a waste of money, but don't expect to be wowed either. I hope they'll come up with some revolutionary music again--which was what separated them from the rest in the first place.

As an aside, I don't know if it's just me or not, but I swear, Faye's English is deteriorating. I remember being impressed by it on the first album, but...not sure what happened thereon after.

7/10! Good, but not amazing!