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IP: 219.77.86.146
Apr 28, 04 - 9:12 AM
Hi Susan:
I think you are right, it is the 1990 concert.
I agree with you, she looked so happy and innocent in her past performance, you can see she enjoyed singing so much. Actually even by listening to her early radio interviews, you will find she sounded so different from her later ones. Have you listened to her very early interview, the one between Hoi Kee and Ann Mui, while she talked to them via phone? She sounded so funny and cute, never stopped talking. But for later years, I think I would say she was more feminine, mature and diplomatic.
Actually she is never out, though people liked to comment she was out. Besides her, I don??t really like to watch anybody else lar. Nowadays I never turn on my TV to Chinese Channel anymore. Also by looking at others laughing, I feel unhappy and uneasy because I feel that Mui should be the one getting all the honors and etc?K?K?K..but just have to accept the fact, she will never appear on stage in person anymore?K?K.
No, no VCD for Mui Music Show ever be released. Wonder will ever be released, , they will say it is copyright problem. Hopeless.
IP: 64.178.98.10
Apr 28th, 2004 - 12:14 PM
Re: Reply to SusanAnita's old record company is a pain in the neck... I think! consider faye wong old record company, then one producton house and now sony. i don't see any of them complain as least i don't hear from it. faye still releases concert dvds... it's ashamed that we dont get to see many of anita's concerts because of these issues
IP: 210.187.13.246
Apr 29th, 2004 - 12:50 AM
Re: Reply to SusanHi, Woodstock,
My feeling is almost the same as you, I miss Mui Jei a lot, and I used to look at the star above the sky everynight, wondering what is mui jei doing. For me, one of the star above the sky belong to mui jei, and she will look after use. Nowadays, I also didn't turn on the TV (like the Jade Solid gold, charity shows etc...).
IP: 203.218.10.225
Apr 29th, 2004 - 8:48 AM
Re: Reply to SusanHi Woodstock,
Yeah...I thought it came from the 1990 concert, did you watch that concert live in Hung Hom? If you did, then you're very lucky. I only view that concert on vcd recently. When her concert was held in 1990, I wasn't in HK at the time, so it was a missed opportunity to see it live...what a pity. I purchased this vcd on a website in Maylasia couple months ago, as I could not find a copy in HK. I'm not sure whether this is an official released, judging by the quality of the video, it looks like it was transfered from tape, the quality wasn't that great either. From the beginning, there's a part where she danced in her jeans and even climb over the barriers to shake hands with the audience, but the video only show it in flashes, not the whole performace, I really wanted to see that part of the concert 'cos she looked so relaxed and really enjoying herself. It's annoying that this vcd did not cover the complete show. Why are music companies & broadcasting companies have so much restrictions over who owns whats, if an artist from company a appeared in company b, then there would be constant dogfights over copyrights...these companies always think about their own profits and not the music lovers - what a shamble! I guessed it would be next year by the time they'll released Anita's last concert.
As to her later singing style and performace, I totally agreed with u that she was more mature and feminine. I particularly like her 2 mandarin albums in the '90s, 'Female Flower' and 'Nothing to Say' album. I almost listen to those 2 cd everyday. Another cd that I found to be very creative was 'I'm so Happy' cantonese album, it's very different than the ones she done before - my opinions of course.
Woodstock? I really really wanna watch the Mui Music Show, again I wasn't around when that was held ( I always missed the good shows - ****!) Has this concert ever shown on TV?
I did hear the radio interview between Ann and Anita, your right, she was VERY direct and funny, Mui Jer was very talkative, correct me if I'm wrong, I thought I heard the DJ said it was a 2 hours show and Anita just called into the studio in the middle of Ann's interview and from then on they can't get her off the phone, she was on the phone for over an hour - wasn't she? From listening to that interview, I can tell Mui Jer and Ann was very very close.
IP: 203.218.10.225
Apr 29th, 2004 - 8:55 AM
Re: Reply to Susannote: those stars in my message are not rude language, if anyone is wondering, but I'm puzzled why they transfered D A M N as stars..........Hmm???
IP: 219.78.210.245
Apr 29th, 2004 - 9:14 AM
Re: Reply to SusanHi, 1990 concert is probably converted from the original LD. I was lucky to get hold of 4 of Anita's LDs after her death. I was never really one of her fans. Now, I has a collection of almost all her CDs for Cantonese songs, almost all of her official released movies in VCD/DVD, 4 LDs and her 2002 concert in DVD (this one I bought before her death). Woodstock, I've download her interviews that I could get hold of a few months ago. I never listen to some of them, but the one interview with Hoi Kei and Ann Mui has been my favorite. I've listened to it many times and she sounded so happy at the time.
IP: 218.102.177.201
Apr 30th, 2004 - 5:00 PM
Re: Reply to SusanHi PL:
We won??t miss anything if we don??t turn on the TV, as standard really getting too low. Even Do Do (Carol Cheng), when was asked by student reporters recently about how she looks at the entertainment industry, she said not optimistic, unless the audience themselves can improve their own standard. Anita Mui is for audience who love good songs, and appreciate professional performance.
Susan:
No I didn??t watch 1990 concert live in Hung Hom. Though I returned to HK in late 1989, I was too busy with my work, and I didn??t even know Anita got concert in 1990., also I wasn??t that crazy yet. Remember I mentioned only when you really saw her once, then got addicted. Her Farewell Concert was the first concert I went. Then I got hooked.
I bought the tape of the 1990 concert in Sino a few years ago. Bought her early concerts and some TV appearances there. Not good quality, but better than none lar! The part of her in jeans running around and climbed over to shake hands with audience should last about 2 minutes. Yep, she sort of ??let herself go?? and immersed completely in the fun. Her fans even rushed onto stage to kiss her.
HK entertainment companies only think of money, never really think about ARTS, though all gave Mui compliments after her demise, none really tries hard to release her last concert DVD on time. Only lip services. Always regret that she never has someone close to her to help her with their heart, not like Gor Gor, he is so lucky to Florence Chan, Tong Tong and Gor Gor??s siblings. Guess shouldn??t compare and complaint, but fact is fact.
Actually her ??Moonlight before the bed?? is a very good album too. All songs in that album are beautiful. You are right ??I??m so happy?? is a very different album, In ??Larger than life??, she already injected her change in a few songs, then the whole new style of singing in ??I??m happy??. She demonstrated her skill in singing all types of songs, she is not only good in slow sad songs as stereotyped by others, and she proved to them she was not out.
About that interview, you are right she is talkative, she didn??t want to get off the phone. She teased and laughed at Ann, but Ann only laughed and never talked back. At that time Mui was very straight- forward. Have you ever seen one of her very early interview on TV, she was interviewed by Philip Chan and Francis Yip. It was a very interesting one too. She talked without reserve. Actually the three were sharing their experience when they performed in the night clubs, but main focus was on Mui. She was very ??green?? at that time. BTW, as she always teased herself, fortunately when she first came out she looked old, so even she had been around for 20 years, she didn??t look too old. Very true, she even looked younger in a way in her last years during her life. Agree?
Don??t worry, this is computer, it can??t even accept the word H U I?K.hahaha
KC:
Wow, how did you manage to get all the LDs and all her CDs, VCDs/DVDs in such a short period of time? Must cost you a fortune. I??m quite complete in the collection of albums and movies through years of effort, but only have one LD that is the 1991 concert tour that other fans are just talking about under the other thread.
I didn??t have time to listen to all her past interviews yet, but already listened to her interview with Hoi Kee and Ann 3 times. Agree, she sounded so happy.
IP: 64.178.98.10
Apr 30th, 2004 - 5:35 PM
Re: Reply to Susanwoodstock, you mean you actually have part of the 1991 concert??? tell us about it...
IP: 219.76.64.2
Apr 30th, 2004 - 6:34 PM
Re: Reply to SusanJack:
No, it is not the concert at all. The LD is called "The Legend of Pop Queen Part III", but the title in Chinese is Farewell to Stage, World Tour Concert". Released in 1992. But the MTV is my Mui herself, recording of her at back stage, at rehearsal, during travelling playing with dancers and etc. (details please refer to the thread Concert 91 posted by xixo, and message left by Snoopy). Apparently there is a VCD on sale in Malaysia, so if you can get hold of a copy of that, though quality is bad as Snoopy mentioned, you can see the playful side of Mui off the stage, worth it!
Susan:
Forgot to reply your question on Mui Music Show. It was never shown in whole on TV, but the part when Mui performed Medley, maybe about10 minutes, was shown by Cable TV together with cuts from Fantasy Gig and the backstage interviews of Mui with other singers when they released the album "With". Mui Music Show was co-organized by Commercial Radio and Universal, and all the guest singers are from Universal. So I think CA again asked too much for the copyrights, so that Universal can't afford to release this Show again. Universal can't balance the budget lar, sales volume not big enough ma.
IP: 219.78.210.152
May 2nd, 2004 - 9:41 AM
Re: Reply to SusanWoodstock,
The movies had not been marked up. I bought them from local stores in HK, web site. I've spent quite a bit in the CDs. I was happy to get the 'Bad Girl' and all her hits CDs. "I'm so happy" was difficult to find. BTW, except for 1 CD that I already owned, all the others are from auction sites. The 4 LDs are from a buyer I came across in an auction site. The 4 LDs are of a reasonable price in my opinion as LD were expensive. I'm happy that I can read her last book in this web site 'cause I didn't want to pay double or triple to get in for the website.
There's a by-product from shopping my 'Anita's collection, I've also started a 'small' collection of other artists, concerts both local, Western and Japanese. I need to stop buying as I'm running out of storage space and spending quite a bit lately. haha...cheers..thanks for this website that I've learnt a lot more about Anita Mui though I've never been one of her fans. But, she's truly special in a lot of ways.
IP: 218.103.204.191
May 2nd, 2004 - 5:08 PM
Re: Reply to SusanKC:
I see, you are developing a very expensive hobby. BTW, if you are still interested in buying the book "Heart of Modern Woman", you can order through Mingpao at regular price plus postage. Please refer to the thread left by Yogi for detail.
IP: 218.102.88.19
May 3rd, 2004 - 8:34 AM
Re: Reply to SusanHi Woodstock,
I wish I saw that farewell concert. I only read about the concert in magazine articles back in 1992 while I was in England at the time. I did not know she was retiring until I saw her 'Legend Pop Queen CDs' in a music store in Chinatown, and disbelieved what I saw - She's really retiring?? No, it can't be?! You might ask why my memories of this is so clear? This is because Gor Gor retired in 1989 and Ah Mui in 1992. It was a big shock at the time. Come to think of it, I didn't see any of Anita's live concerts until 1995. I bought most of the early albums in England. Back in those days, there were only cassettes, but after a while they wore out easy. Then I bought CDs. Can't recall how much I spent but I do remember they were quiet expensive because they were imported from overseas. Most were double the original price in HK. But I have no regrets splashing out on their collections. Every penny is worth it.
No...I didn't catch her early interview on TV with Philip Chan and Francis Yip. Can you share some insights on that when you're not so busy?
As to Mui Music Show, I saw the cable tv clips in another website last week. Quality not that great, but it's better than none. Just hope it will get the release one day.
I heard the Mui Ma interview last night. I can tell she loves Mui but some of her comments are very unfair, I won't go into that, family matters are not my business...........so no more comments from me.
IP: 81.164.248.1
May 3rd, 2004 - 4:20 PM
Re: Reply to SusanDear Susan, I really can understand the feeling about what you said about the retirement from Leslie and Mui Jei. I also couldn't believe it and when I saw the final concert from Leslie on video, I was crying in't front of the TV and asking him, why he didn't wait for me. I was still studying, I can not go back HK for any concerts.
IP: 218.103.206.252
May 3rd, 2004 - 6:08 PM
Re: Reply to SusanActually most of us experienced some difficult period in collecting all Mui's CDs or VCDs/DVDs. So all these things I regard as my most valuable belongings, I'm 100% sure this collection will be one of very few things I won't part with till the day I die. Bet many of you out there will do the same as me.
Susan: I will let you know the interwiew when I re-watch the whole interview again, when I have more time.
Angel: Did you manage to see the Fantasy Gig Concert when Mui was in Singapre?
IP: 81.164.248.1
May 3rd, 2004 - 6:26 PM
Re: Reply to SusanWoodstock, I'm totally agree with you, I told my friend already, they need to burn to me if I die.
Maybe I made you misunderstand, I'm not from Singapore, but this concert was so fantastic in HK especially with Leslie at the last night !
Actually when I heard that Mui Jei cancelled her concert in New York last October, I was starting to worry, I can not explain, I couldn't control my mind.
IP: 219.77.48.183
May 4th, 2004 - 6:34 AM
Re: Reply to SusanTotally agreed. I will definately request burning those collections to me in my will if I goes to heaven early than my other family members - ha..ha..
Woodstock: Thanks in advance for doing that for me, just take your time.
Angel: Are u still a student studing in New York?
IP: 219.78.211.92
May 4th, 2004 - 10:18 AM
Re: Reply to SusanTo Woodstock,
You're right. This is a very expensive hobby. I feel I've spent more than enough already. I guess since the sadness from last Dec. and my personal stress at work that this had been a way for me to release and feel better thru' buying and owning the 'collections'. I've 'calmed down' this habit this week. It's time for me to be more productive. Cheers.
IP: 218.103.204.190
May 4th, 2004 - 4:53 PM
Re: Reply to SusanAngel: Sorry. I don't know why I always thought you are from Singapore. Actually by your IP, I should know I'm wrong.
Hey, why you girls want to burn your collection? You think you can get them ? I don't believe that. So I always think I will put in my will and leave them to someone who loves Anita Mui too.
IP: 161.142.200.98
May 4th, 2004 - 7:26 PM
Re: Reply to SusanThink of me first before you passed it around, Woodstock/should I go first, Ill let all of you have mine but please dont burn them. I rather have them passed down from generation to generation so that the legacy of Anita Mui will not be lost altogether.
IP: 202.169.43.6
May 4th, 2004 - 11:37 PM
Re: Reply to SusanHi Susan,
Can you tell me which website you saw the TV clip of Mui Music Show?
Thanks a lot.
IP: 81.164.248.1
May 5th, 2004 - 2:27 AM
Re: Reply to SusanWoodstock, I have think about that too for passing my things from Mui Jei to someone that really loves Mui Jei, but because true fans, are not around me at this moment, maybe I will give you a sign if I'm going, but I think you should have my Mui Jei stuff already,
.Dana, your idea is also good, I will think about it if I have children.
Dear Susan, I'm not studying anymore, I was just in New York.
IP: 219.95.202.182
May 5th, 2004 - 6:35 AM
Re: Reply to SusanTouchwood! Touchwood! Touchwood!
If you all want to make a will now, do give me all your money
.Good people will live life to the fullest (short or long) & you all are good people. Let the fate decide when we shall leave this world. Every minute counts, and every minute should be spent in doing good thing as much as possible. I learn a lot of good things from you all. You all are my inspiration.
I
you all for
Anita and for being good people.
IP: 81.164.248.1
May 5th, 2004 - 8:01 AM
Re: Reply to SusanDear Jason, forgive me to tell you this, actually this is an open forum not for personal messages, but I still want to tell you, I'm never been afraid to face to death or talking for what to do with all my stuff, because when I was 18, the doctor told me already, I have a shorter life than other people, don't think I'm sad about it, because what Mui Jei always said, it's so possitive that you will forget all the sadness. Mui Jei's words are so wonderful, so powerful, that I will never forget.
IP: 218.102.146.22
May 5th, 2004 - 9:24 AM
Re: Reply to SusanHi Xixo88 & whoever wanna see the Mui Music Clips: Follow this link, but you need to register first - http://www.wapnwireless.com/
Woodstock: As to burning my collections, it's just a silly thoughts, of course I don't want to sell salted eggs yet - ya know what I mean? ha...
But how would you know if you past the collections to the ones you love, they would treasure it??
IP: 218.102.146.22
May 5th, 2004 - 9:31 AM
Re: Reply to SusanHave to thanks 小雲 from 'http://www.wapnwireless.com/' for sharing that Mui Music Clips if he/she is reading this post. A Big thanks from me.
IP: 218.103.204.247
May 10th, 2004 - 4:35 AM
Re: Reply to SusanSusan: Don't past your Mui collection to the one you love, as you say they might not treasure it. You must pass to someone who loves Mui too. So think about me, okay?
The interview I talked about earlier, I'm posting a brief description here now:
The interview was hosted by Philip Chan and Francis Yip. I don’t know the year this interview took place, but not long after Mui won the New Singers Contest, you know her hair style, the way she talked and dressed can tell.
She talked about her early days when she started to perform with her C-fu, she was not paid for anything. She didn’t know the meaning of those songs, or those Chinese local songs, so she just followed the expression of the adults. Then she mentioned her sister matured earlier than anybody else, while she later than anybody else. But they two always had to sing as a pair, her sister as female, she as male. Her sister was taller than her by 3 heads. So what sisters group? should be mother-daughter group.
Also her voice was very loud, the audience normally looked up the stage to look for her, but normally could not find her, as she was so small behind the speaker.
She mentioned in the 1970s, the mainstream is Taiwan singers, so HK singers were only as secondary. Often when the Taiwan singers sang the songs they originally prepared for the night, they had to shift to another song immediately. Normally not easy, as other songs might not be the right key for them and etc. For this she often argued with the managers of the “song parlours”, as she was hot tempered, and she had to
her own neck. She even swore to one of the managers, “don’t let me get
famous, if there is such a day, you just die.”
Both Francis and Philip started singing when they were quite young too and they had experience of performing in South East Asia such as Malaysia and Singapore. So they shared some funny experience.
Philip said once when he was performing in Singapore, the band was so lousy, never on key for any single time, for his 28 shows (2 shows for 14 days). Francis said when she was in Malaysia singing, the guy played the trumpet always started first before the other instruments were played. On the 3rd day, she couldn’t help but asking him why he could not wait for others to start at the same time. He said because he was didn’t have enough breath
Then Mui said one day when she was in Malaysia performing. The MC had a day off, so the leader of the band acted as MC. After he had “Ladies and Gentleman”, the sport light flashed on the stage trying to focus on him, but could not find him.
Finally he was found struggling to get up from the floor and busily
putting his wig onto his bald head.
The fact was that he stepped on some dry ice that was placed near the
stage and he fell flat on the stage right after he said “ladies and
gentlemen.”At that time, the audience ate and drank at the same time. Singers were never respected.
Mui said her schoolmates treated her as weird creature. But she thought they were weird too as they were so ignorant. Before the age of 10, she never felt her life was difficult. But after 10, she felt the pressure, because she had to go to school during the day and returned home from singing very late around 2:00a.m. to 3:00a.m.
Mui was asked if she had ever made a wish that she would make herself a famous singer. She said not really. Only when she saw some super stars on TV, then she would say to herself she wished to be as famous as So and So. The other time she would tell herself that she must be a famous singer was after she got scolded by her mother. “Sing for so many years, still no improvement
”.Anyhow, Mui said she always told herself, as long as she tried her best, she would not care too much about the end result.
IP: 219.77.197.109
May 17th, 2004 - 7:11 AM
Re: Reply to SusanHi Woodstock,
Regarding my collection, I'll take that into consideration but you may have to wait a very long time if I do past it on to you....ha..ha...Beside, you probably have much the same collection that I have already. So, I don't think it's worth waiting la...
Since we're in the subject of collection, I've recently (last night - to be exact) placed order to a Anita Mui's Fantasy Gig Doll from another website, did you order one?
Hey, thanks for taking your time to translate that interview for me. I especially enjoy reading the part when the temporary MC fell off some dry ice, no disrespect to him BUT it was funny. Was that a TVB interview?
IP: 218.103.253.211
May 17th, 2004 - 8:40 AM
Re: Reply to SusanSusan: I was just joking, because I'm quite sure I will leave before you.
Yep, it was a TVB interview. When Mui talked about it, it was more funny. 3 of them just laughed like crazy.
Nope, I didn't order the doll. I'm too old for that.
IP: 219.95.11.238
May 20th, 2004 - 3:32 PM
Re: Reply to SusanHA U AGREE YOU ARE OLD FOR DOLLS NOW-HEHE
IP: 218.102.88.102
May 26th, 2004 - 8:35 AM
Re: Reply to SusanDon't be silly, you'll never too old for anything. Beside, I don't consider being in my 30s is old, if ones think like that, then your prospect of life is very negative.
Anyway, will look forward receiving my mui's figure in 2 weeks time, it'll certainly will look nice together with all my other collections.
IP: 218.103.198.207
May 26th, 2004 - 8:59 AM
Re: Reply to SusanSusan: I was just joking, age is actually a status of mind, also Mui told us to use "mature" instead of the word "old"
IP: 218.102.88.194
May 26th, 2004 - 6:03 PM
Re: Reply to Susanwell said. Woodstock.
Re: HELP ! URGENT REPLY PLS - Mui Jie's VCD is selling like HK158 for 1
VCD & 2 CDs
