Jay Chou has those good songs 5

Blue and White Porcelain", "Coral Sea", "Give Me Time for a Song", "Say Good Happiness", "Dandelion's Promise".

Broken Strings" "Nocturne" "Hair Like Snow" "Thousands of Miles Away" "Chrysanthemum Terrace" "The Secret That Can't Be Said".

Rainbow", "Sweet", "Wandering Poet", "Rain All Night", "Fireworks Are Easy to Cold".

There are a lot, you can see Jay Chou Encyclopedia for details.

These are the things I love to hear.

Jay's song is still good, and the style and lyrics are very hard. Some of his songs are more durable, and the more you listen to them, the more flavorful they become.

I think the fourteen best songs are:

1, Qilixiang (The melody is superb, the style is relaxed but beautiful, full of pictures, very suitable for men and women in love, and it evokes the softest part of people's hearts.) ）

2, Xingqing (a very catchy, pleasant and good-sounding song.) ）

3, hair like snow (slow song, I have to sigh that the skill of filling in the lyrics has been perfected.) Suitable for KTV singing. ）

4. Garden party (a light-hearted song, suitable for people in love, full of excitement, tension and sweetness of the first date.) ）

5. Blue and white porcelain (the melody and lyrics are very exquisite, beautiful Chinese style, worth listening!) ）

6, Compendium of Materia Medica (fast song, he sang it in the Spring Festival Gala, it is very good!) ）

7, Chrysanthemum Terrace (slow song, some sad and sad, suitable for KTV singing.) ）

8, Kaede (sad love song, very good!) ）

9, William Castle (fast song, but it won't be annoying to listen to, it's quite interesting.) ）

10, General (Fast song, it sounds quite feeling!) ）

11, Simple Love (Jay's very early song, very good).

12. Say good happiness (very good, a little sad feeling).

13, Dongfeng Break (the melody is very good).

14, Dandelion's promise (the melody is very good).

These fourteen songs are what I think are relatively good, if you have the opportunity, the landlord can listen to it!

I think "Blue and White Porcelain", "Say Good Happiness" and "Xingqing" are the best!

Back off. Dandelion's Promise.

Rainbow. Give me time for a song.

Blue and white porcelain. The east wind breaks.

Seven mile incense. All the way north.

Peninsula Iron Box. White windmills.

Rice fragrance. Hair like snow.

Locus. A sea of flowers.

Go back in time. Romance phone.

Mountains. Fine.

Coral Sea. Doomsday.

Unparalleled. Say good happiness.

Said goodbye. Sweet.

I don't deserve it. Fireworks are prone to cold.

I think it's all good, haha.

There are a few songs I don't like, nunchucks, twin knives, ninjas, pandaren, rosemary, and the final battle.

Everything else is good.

Blue and White Porcelain], [Chrysanthemum Terrace], [Thousands of Miles Away], [Orchid Pavilion Preface], [Listen to Mother], [Broken Strings], [Nocturne], [Hair Like Snow], [The Secret That Can't Be Said], [Rainbow], [Sweet], [Wandering Poet], "Rain All Night], Fireworks Are Easy to Cold], [Coral Sea], [Give Me Time for a Song], [Say Good Happiness], Dandelion's Promise].

There is Jay Chou's **, you can go and see it.

His Chinese-style songs are all very good, such as blue and white porcelain, hair like snow, east wind breaking, orchid pavilion preface, etc. His slow songs are also very good, such as quiet, can't open his mouth, black humor, etc. Kuaige himself likes me more than I deserve it, and I haven't seen you for a long time and so on, you have to listen slowly and carefully, listen quietly, read the lyrics, you will feel that Jay is actually very connotative, hehe, I hope you like his songs.

There are relatively long ones, bells in the opposite direction, can't open their mouths, simple love, etc.

The new self-directed and self-acting, saying goodbye, and love's flight diary are all very good.

It's up to you to listen to what style of song.

I have first-hand experience.

I listen to it every day and find that the songs I never get tired of listening to are:

Love in the West

Love's Flight Diary

Code "Tornado".

Broken Strings" Stranded

Trajectory "Stand Back".

Peninsula Iron Box" Give Me Time for a Song".

01 "Nocturne": natural, artistic, popular, and exploratory and experimental. 2000-Today's No. 1 Divine Comedy in Chinese in my mind.

02 "In the Name of the Father": An enhanced version of "The Seventh Chapter of the Night". There are a few times when I will surpass the first place in my mind, but only for a few times.

03 "Rosemary": Jazz & Blues version of "Seven Miles". It can't be helped, the background is more expensive than pop ballet (just kidding).

04 "Embattled": Flowing clouds, laughing and scolding, leisurely. The posture of the king, what is the love.

05 "Listen to Mom" is more meaningful than the song itself. But compared to 33, it is more comfortable and smooth, less deliberately obtrusive.

06 Daoxiang (classic, inspirational, Jay's childhood experience, written to the victims of **).

07 blue and white porcelain (Jay Chou's most popular Chinese style, he also relied on thousands of miles away and this song to gain a large number of middle-aged and elderly fans).

08 Give me time for a song (personal, hit).

09 thousands of miles away (mixed and matched with Mr. Fei Yuqing, the Chinese style with a wide audience, probably second only to blue and white porcelain).

10 Huo Yuanjia (prelude!! Blue Storm's arrangement, in fact, I prefer Blue Storm)

2.Nunchuck-Jay Chou "Nunchuck" is a song sung by Jay Chou, composed by Jay Chou and lyrics by Fang Wenshan, which is the ninth song in the second ** "Fantesi" released by Jay Chou on September 14, 2001.

Jay Chou has a lot of good songs, such as chrysanthemum terrace and blue and white porcelain, I especially like to listen to them.

Personally, I think Jay's best songs are blue and white porcelain, retreat, thousands of mountains and rivers, sunny days, and all the way north.

There are a lot of them! Personally, I like "Black Sweater" and "Nocturne".

"Sunny Day", "Qili Xiang", "Sea of Flowers" and so on are all more classic.

1, "Huo Yuanjia" is a song written by Fang Wenshan, arranged by Hong Jingyao, and composed and sung by Jay Chou. The song is the theme song of the same name of the movie "Huo Yuanjia". Included in the January 20, 2006 issue.