Ask for all the songs in Jay Chou s twelve new works and their personal rankings.

Relatively large cello, father-in-law migraine, these two songs tied for the first place, the most imaginative creative representative of the Chinese music scene, can integrate various elements into the **, one is jazz style, the other is court style, reflecting Jalen Fantesi's imagination and unparalleled creativity, twelve new works can best reflect the two songs of this **historical status. People who don't understand generally think it's bad, but it's actually very wrong.

Ukri, it's all you, the former is the epitome of sweet kawaii music, the latter is the pinnacle of Jalen's British rock lyrical songs, the former surpasses last year's "Princess Disease" and the latter surpasses "The Unspeakable Secret".

Sign language, Big Ben, love you is no different, it belongs to the level of Jay's Zhou's love songs, which is very nice and durable.

Obviously, smirk, Hongchen Inn, it's okay, it's also above the level.

Dream Start is another very nice inspirational song, the style is sonorous and catchy, and I personally feel that it will surpass "Daoxiang".

The Four Seasons Train is a very powerful fast song, the style of music is very European, I don't particularly like it, so I don't have much to say.

It's all you - Jay himself said Ten years later, you will feel that this song is an absolute classic, and I personally think it is also very emotional.

It's okay to love you - the typical Jay-style love song.

Red Dust Inn - the only Chinese style.

It's clearly - it's still a typical Jay-style love song.

Big Ben – super cute

Ukulele - still cute.

Giggle. Dream starts.

Sign language. Four Seasons Train.

Comparatively large cello.

Father-in-law has a migraine.

Big Ben (I personally like it very much, it's small and fresh, but the tune is difficult to control, and the rhythm is cheerful, so I recommend watching the MV).

It's obviously (it's the highest listened to in the whole album.,The song is pretty good, but the lyrics are a bit naïve)

It's okay to love you (and Jay's lyrics are the same genre before, and they are the highest ranked in Yinyuetai).

Red Dust Inn (very classic Jay Chou & Fang Wenshan style, the chorus part is easy to remember).

Sign language (sweet little fresh is this song, the rhythm is also quite cheerful, typical electronic R&B romance).

Father-in-law's migraine (haha, it's funny at the beginning, and the lyrics are very accurate, but I don't understand a large part in the middle, so I recommend reading the lyrics to understand it).

Relatively large cello (it feels similar to the previous cowboy is very busy, jazz street style, but not as busy as cowboy is very rhythmic).

Ukulele (chorus part tune easy to remember) Dream Start Four Seasons Train These three songs don't feel good.

The original 88

Jay Chou's song rankings are "Death of Stopping the War", "Nunchuck", "Late Retreat", "I'm Not Worthy", "Hair Like Snow", and "Trajectory".

Jay Chou was born on January 18, 1979 in New Taipei City, Taiwan Province, and his ancestral home is Yongchun County, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province. In 2000, he released his first solo ** "Jay", and in 2001, he released ** "Fantesi" to establish his style of integrating Chinese and Western**, and in 2002, Lu Chantong held "The One" world tour.

In 2003, he became the cover character of Time Magazine in the United States, won the best-selling artist award in China at the world's best awards in 2004, and won the Golden Horse Award and the Best Newcomer Award at the Academy Awards in 2005 for the action film "Initial D". Since 2006, he has won the best-selling artist award in China at the world's best awards for three consecutive years, and in 2007, he wrote and directed the literary film "The Secret That Can't Be Said" and won the Golden Horse Award for Taiwan's Outstanding Film of the Year.

Early life experience

Jay Chou was born in New Taipei City, Taiwan Province, his ancestral home is Yongchun County, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, when he was 4 years old, his mother Ye Huimei sent him to the Danjiang Mountain Ye Preschool ** class to learn piano. When he was in the second grade of junior high school, his parents divorced due to personality incompatibility, and Jay Chou was raised by his mother Ye Huimei. In the same year, he was admitted to the first class of Tamjiang Middle School because he was good at piano.

In September 1997, Jay Chou signed up for the entertainment program "Super Rookie King" on Taipei Starlight TV with the encouragement of his mother, and invited people to sing the song "Dream Has Wings" composed by himself in the program. When the host Wu Zongxian saw the score of this song, he invited Jay Chou to work as an assistant in Alpha **company.

Jay Chou's song rankings are: All the way to the north, rice fragrance, blue and white porcelain, sunny day, maple.

1. All the way to the north

"All the Way North" is a song sung by Jay Chou, composed by Jay Chou, lyrics by Fang Wenshan, and arranged by Cai Kejun. The song is an interlude to the movie "Initial D" starring Jay Chou, which was released on June 24, 2005 with the launch of the "J" *** Walkman.

It was first included in Jay Chou's compilation "InitialJ" released in Japan in August 2005, and later included in Jay Chou's ** "Chopin in November" released on November 1, 2005.

2. Rice fragrance

"Rice Fragrance" is a song sung by Jay Chou, written and composed by Jay Chou, arranged by Huang Yuxun, included in Jay Chou's ** "Magic Jack" released on October 15, 2008, in 2009, this song won the 20th Tangerine Qingzi Taiwan Golden Melody Award for Best Song of the Year, Sprite List China Original ** Pop List Hong Kong and Taiwan Song Award and other awards.

3. Blue and white porcelain

Blue and White Porcelain" is a song sung by Jay Chou, written by Fang Wenshan, composed by Jay Chou, arranged by Zhong Xingmin, and included in Jay Chou's ** "I'm Busy" released on November 2, 2007.

4. Sunny days

"Sunny Day" is a song written, composed, arranged and sung by Jay Chou, which was included in Jay Chou's ** "Ye Huimei" released on July 31, 2003, in 2003, the song won the "10th Global Chinese ** Chart" Hong Kong and Taiwan Best Song Award. In 2005, he won the Most Popular Golden Melody Award of the Year in the "4th Global Chinese Song Chart".

5. Maple

"Maple" is a song sung by Jay Chou, written by Song Jianzhang, composed by Jay Chou, arranged by Zhong Xingmin, and included in Jay Chou's ** "Chopin Chacha in November" released on November 1, 2005.

Seriously, I think so.

There are at least 2 songs that I like very much in the previous **.

It feels weird now.

Hehe, how can everyone's favorite melody be the same? His songs, I don't like to listen to them, I don't admit I'm old, I just don't feel that way. I can't sing the kind of feeling I like, of course I don't like to listen to it! Best wishes.

Doesn't matter. He's not writing songs for you. Bear with me.

It's not old, it's Alzheimer's, and the cells are dead.

The new style means that it is not very acceptable...

Now he's too busy, the new movie is coming out, and he may not have a lot of strength to write, so he will inevitably use the previous melody unconsciously, but I still support him.

Personally, I really like the melody of mine mine.

How come?! Each song has a different style, it's just a matter of personal preference! You can't generalize!

I'm old, and I can't understand the fast songs now.

A couple of slow songs aren't bad.

1、jay

2, Fantesi.

3. Octave space.

4, Ye Huimei.

5. Seven mile incense.

6. Chopin in November.

7. Still Fantesi.

8. I'm busy.

9. Magic Masterpiece.

10. Cross-generation.

11. Exclamation mark.

November 7, 2000 "Jay".

18 September 2001, Fantesi

Octave Space, July 19, 2002

July 31, 2003 "Ye Huimei".

August 3, 2004 "Seven Miles of Fragrance".

November 1, 2005 "Chopin in November".

September 5, 2006 "Still Fantesi".

November 2, 2007 "I'm Busy".

October 15, 2008 "Magic Throne".

May 18, 2010 "Cross Era".

Exclamation Point, November 11, 2011

December 28, 2012 "Twelve New Works".

1. 2000 "Jay" (Jay Chou).

2. 2001 "Fantasy" (Fantesi) Fantasy 3. 2002 "Octave Space".

Fourth, 2003 "Ye Huimei".

5. 2004 "Seven Miles of Incense".

6. 2005 "Chopin in November".

7. 2006 "Still Fantesi".

8. 2007 "I'm Busy".

9. 2008 "Magic Throne".

In 2009, Jay was busy making movies and didn't record **.

10. 2010 "Cross Era".

11. 2011 "Exclamation Point".

12. 2012 "Twelve New Works".

The first recommendation is "Red Dust Inn" and "Ming Ming". There's nothing to say about it, it's really good.

Then "Silly Smile", Dong Chou and Yuan Yonglin sang the song together, which was very tasteful.

The two songs "Father-in-law's Migraine" and "Relatively Large Cello" are very individual, and the style of music has also changed.

It's okay to love you", **It's all you" and "Big Ben" are all Zhou's love songs, and those you like should not be missed.

Overall, this ** is really good, high quality, and Jay Chou did not disappoint the fans. I bought the pre-order version and just arrived yesterday and was super happy. Haha, I hope the landlord will adopt it

Listening!! Hongchen Inn: Chou Dong's latest Chinese-style song is also the main song, which is self-evident! The second is to be clear.

My father-in-law's migraine is still good!! It's all your beginning, which makes people feel comfortable!!

Hongchen Inn and Ming Ming are good.

Obviously, giggle, it's okay to love you, ukulele, **It's all you, dream start, sign language. I think most of them are good, of course to personal taste.

If you like him or his songs, it's all good, and if not, it's not good.