Kim: Questions About Rare Faye Songs

Posted on February 28, 2009 by feifan

Kim, on 28 Feb 2009 said:

How can I share some Faye’s rare songs on this site?

Also, can someone post other Faye’s rare songs if they have them?

For example (taken from “Josh’s Complete Discography” website):

1) two duets with Softhard: “Keep It Together” and “Don’t Be Excused / Ching Mut Hart Hei”

From Delirium-Zer0 1 March 2009: Keep It Together (with Softhard).mp3

From Delirium-Zer0 1 March 2009: Don’t Be Shy (with Softhard).mp3

2) “The Lateness Of Love / Chee Do Dic Ngoi”, a duet with Wong Yick on his self-titled album

From Delirium-Zer0 1 March 2009: A Love Too Late (with Wong Yik).mp3

3) “Very Summer / Faye Sern Ha Yut” duet with Jacky Cheung on Jacky’s “Born To Be Wild”

From Delirium-Zer0 1 March 2009: Very Summer Day (with Jacky Cheung).mp3

4) “Loving Once Is Not Enough / ???” Mandarin version of above duet on Jacky’s “Stolen Heart” album

From Delirium-Zer0 1 March 2009: Loving Once is Not Enough (with Jacky Cheung).mp3

dou_wei_sunny_days5) Faye performs background vocals on Dou Wei’s “Sunny Days” album [Oct 1995] on the tracks “Outside The Window” and “Spring Comes And Goes”

From Anonymous 21 March 2009:”Outside the Window” and “Spring Shall Return”:

6) “Comet” (Latin Mix) originally appeared on the Lau Yee Tat (one half of the Tat Ming duo) Collection compilation, released early 1996

From Delirium-Zer0 1 March 2009: Shooting Star (Latin Mix).mp3

7) Faye appears on the Asian release version of the Cocteau Twins’ album “Milk & Kisses” on the track “Serpentskirt”, released 1995 (CD #731453231825)

From Delirium-Zer0 1 March 2009: Serpentskirt (with Cocteau Twins).mp3

8) the Faye and Samuel Toy [Samuel Tai (邰正宵 Tai Zhengxiao)] duet “Love Becomes A Reality / Ngoi Jeung Sut Yeen” appears on the Decca duet compilation “All Sides Are Happy / ? Ching ? Lok”, released December 1996

From Delirium-Zer0 1 March 2009: Love Turns Into Reality (duet).mp3

From Delirium-Zer0 1 March 2009: Love Turns Into Reality (group version).mp3

9) “Promised” (Drum N Bassy Mix) appears on the PolyGram compilation “In The Dance Pool Vol.2″, released January 1998

From Delirium-Zer0 1 March 2009: Set Date (Drum N Bassy Remix).mp3

10) Faye performs background vocals on Na Ying’s “Awake From A Dream / Mung Sing Liu” from her “Conquer” album, released Spring 1998

From Anonymous 2 March 2009: Awake from a Dream (Acoustic Version) [track 8] [2.20.10: MP3 improved & video added]

Faye’s version – ripped from Youku video in stereo; live recording from HK Scenic Tour 98-99 album

11) Faye performs a duet with Na Ying titled “Meet In 1998 / Seung Yerk Yut Gau Gau Bat”, only available on the reissued version of Na Ying’s “Conquer / Jing Fook” album (CD + 3 inch EP)

From Delirium-Zer0 1 March 2009: Meet in 1998 (with Na Ying).mp3

12) “Unlimited Galaxy” (Cantonese version) Pepsi duet with Aaron Kwok appears on his album “Fascinating”, which also includes the MTV for the song

From Delirium-Zer0 1 March 2009: The Sky’s No Limit (Cantonese Ver.) with Aaron Kwok.mp3

From Delirium-Zer0 1 March 2009: The Sky’s No Limit (Mandarin) with Aaron Kwok (video rip).mp3

13) “Chinese Odyssey 2002″ soundtrack contains two Faye Wong & Tony Leung duets, “Drunk With Joy” and “The Only One”, released February 2002

From Delirium-Zer0 1 March 2009: Chinese Odyssey 2002 – A Little Drunk (with Tony Leung).mp3

From Delirium-Zer0 1 March 2009: Chinese Odyssey 2002 – A Merry Meeting (with Tony Leung).mp3

From Delirium-Zer0 1 March 2009: Chinese Odyssey 2002 – A Merry Meeting La La La La La (with Tony Leung).mp3

From Delirium-Zer0 1 March 2009: Chinese Odyssey 2002 – None Such Under Heaven La Di La (B ver.) (with Tony Leung).mp3

From Delirium-Zer0 1 March 2009: Chinese Odyssey 2002 – None Such Under Heaven La Di La (with Tony Leung).mp3

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Reply on 28 Feb 2009:

Kim, this is a terrific list of rare songs! If anyone has copies to share with Faye Wong Today, the following method would work:

First, upload them to one of the following: (1) a free host site, (2) YouTube as audio-only videos, or (3) a webpage or blog.

Next, post the URL in a comment to this message or to the “Fayve Songs” page (click on the tab at the top of the page).

I’ll post the songs as MP3s and cite the persons providing them.

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7 Responses

  1. Delirium-Zer0, on March 1, 2009 at 9:54 am said:

    http://www.tokyo-nights.org/delisrandomstuff/fayerarities/

    Check that folder there, I have a bunch of the tracks listed above (sorry for the strangely-translated titles). – as of my comment, it’s still uploading, so keep checking back until they’re all uploaded.

    I’m missing the Dou Wei tracks and “Awaken from a Dream”, but the rest of them should all be in there.

  2. feifan, on March 1, 2009 at 3:36 pm said:

    Delirium-Zer0 – thank you very much for sharing! These MP3s are fabulous — true stereo, excellent quality. This is like having Christmas all over again in March! I posted them into the article.

  3. Delirium-Zer0, on March 1, 2009 at 4:18 pm said:

    I know that Shooting Star (Latin Mix) is my own rip from Faye Not For Sale. As for the rest, I wish I could remember where I got them so I could give proper credit!

    I suppose a big thank you just needs to go out to all the Fayenatics who’ve shared these mp3s over the years. :)

  4. Deb, on March 3, 2009 at 4:50 pm said:

    I totally forgot about Serpentskirt, I love that song!
    I wonder how Faye and CT came to work together?
    If only Faye came out with another “Restless” album, that would bring a tear to my eye (of joy)!

    Oh I just thought of a Rare Song that should be posted. In her 98-99 HK Concert, on Christmas and maybe Xmas Eve too, Faye sang a couple of english songs, one was definitely Last Christmas by Wham. Can we find a recording of this??

  5. feifan, on March 21, 2009 at 3:11 pm said:

    With the addition of “Awake from a Dream (Acoustic Version)” on March 2 and ”Outside the Window” and “Spring Shall Return” on March 21, I believe we have all the rare songs Kim mentions. “Outside” is a beautiful song, and you can hear Faye vaguely at the 02:30 mark and very clearly at the 03:17 mark. I don’t hear Faye in the second song, “Spring Shall Return.” I suppose she’s in the chorus, but her voice isn’t audible — at least to me.

  6. raint, on March 22, 2009 at 4:04 am said:

    oh my gosh…. im totally over the moon! thanks so much. i wish I have rare songs to share too.

  7. Xia, on February 14, 2011 at 5:22 pm said:

    Comet” (Latin Mix) was on Faye’s Compilation album “Not For Sale”.

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