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【新闻】阿妹自备音乐 肢体快狠准 赖怡铃歌手发片都要拍宣传照,每个人的习惯都不一样,有人强调角度,有人要放音乐,有人只要求快准狠,但都是希望拍出最完美的一面,呈现在媒体上。阿妹自备音乐 肢体快狠准天后阿妹拍照动作表情都很精准,拍摄速度相当快,不过能让她快速进入状况的方法,就是听各式各样的音乐。每回到了拍照时刻,阿妹就会带著她的专属音乐盒来到摄影棚,盒子里放的都是她近来最爱听的音乐,她到现场就会一片接一片地播放,整个人就会随著音乐而放松。阿妹没有特别偏好的音乐,只要是好听的歌曲,不管是世界音乐、流行音乐、R&B、嘻哈,她全都听,并不必刻意让造型和音乐搭配,不管穿什麼衣服,阿妹只要有音乐就如有神助,展露各式风格,肢体和表情都难不倒她。
【劲爆】华纳最新留言 1月25日人质出世!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 第 楼:1月25号 人质出现"人 质"即将出现..........前天我们完成了钱柜杂志封面的拍摄摄影师把她的工作气氛带领到很高昂的感觉我们很顺利的完成了第一个工作她热情的招呼大家一起去晚餐没想到.....又是.....黑武士(yz最爱去的)席间我们开心的分享在波士顿的酸甜苦辣影响这张专辑的成长改变....从刚到的前两周完全的不适应.......到作业成绩全班最高..........在积雪中走了半小时为了买一瓶水....开心的躺在草地上晒太阳结果晒到快昏倒............在寒风排队排了50分钟,为了跟一票同学去pub玩......种种的一切待她再与你们分享"人 质"即将出现..........1/25 hit-fm的gigi将为您把人质带出这是一首很不一样的她纯粹深刻的音乐,传逹最单纯的感动,唤起你记忆深处的感动。敬请期待coming soonkang http://www.warnermusic.com.tw/co ... wtopic.php?t=210940华纳妹版KANG留言
【贴图】张惠妹吊带秀火辣身材 性感超短裙造型惊艳 2006年1月9日,台湾,张惠妹拍摄广告宣传照,身穿超短裙大秀火辣身材,活力四射动感迷人。
【注意】→〓〓〓〓〓阿妹将来内地参加雪碧榜!!!!!!!!!! 1月14日晚,2005年度“雪碧榜”颁奖典礼将在上海举行。据组委会透露,刘德华、古巨基、李克勤、容祖儿、潘玮柏、S.H.E.、林俊杰、**********************张惠妹*********************、孙楠、田震、周迅等2005华语乐坛的佼佼者们,都将到场参加颁奖礼。昨日在京发片的韩国超人气“小天王”SE7EN将为晚会现场掀起超强“韩流”。http://www.chinacqsb.com/Get/News/Yule/Jueduixinwen/0611100193064410.shtml
【有妹】众女星透视装显隐约私处 让人浮想联翩 张惠妹出席“Microsoft香港10周年慈善音乐会”,是压轴表演嘉宾,她身穿黑色bra top,外加红色透视上衣,露出小蛮腰,加上她豪迈奔放的舞姿,令台下观众看得疯狂http://yule.sohu.com/20060111/n227719808.shtml
【贴图】好心疼 阿妹赶场脚抽筋 都站不起来了!! 这才是真正的天皇巨星!!敬业,伟大!!!!!!!!
蔡康永摸阿妹身体.......
啊妹新专辑大卖了!!! 阿妹专辑送小弟,阿妹专辑送小妹,阿妹专辑送同事,阿妹专辑送爸妈,阿妹专辑送好友,阿妹专辑送外公,阿妹专辑送外婆,阿妹专辑送大哥,阿妹专辑送大姐,阿妹专辑送敌人,有多少亲朋好友就送多少阿妹专辑!!! 阿妹专辑!!嘿,还真对得起咱这对耳朵 选择阿妹专辑送才不会委屈自己 阿妹专辑 听听更健康 妈,我给他买了张新专辑~~是啊妹的吗? 当然是啊妹的 妈妈,我要啊妹新专辑
【八卦图】阿妹和张震岳约会偷拍
【经典贴图】超美的阿妹~~绝对经典
【转贴】明星开唱怪癖 举办个人演唱会让歌手又爱又怕,数月来的排练再排练,只为了无懈可击完美呈现。怎样才能在上场前一刻,仍旧保持最佳状态?张惠妹 高呼祈祷张惠妹上台前不跟任何人说话,脑袋完全放空,开唱前一定要吃饭,吃个七八分饱,“这样才有力气。”开演前,阿妹在后台会握着妈妈送的十字架,领着所有乐手、工作人员围成圈,大家一起祈祷,并手叠手齐声高呼:“Good show !Good show!”这个习惯行之有年,成了阿妹演唱会前,一个鼓舞士气不可少的仪式。
【贴图】超屌的摇滚钜星☆☆☆☆张惠妹
【张惠妹吧】周杰伦说牛仔裤女生穿的最好看的是阿妹 Jay早前拍摄硬照广告,他说:“吊威带吊了一整天,累到头晕。(酬劳很满意?)我相信妈妈会很开心。”问到会否送裤给女友侯佩岑,Jay说:“不管男女朋友都会送。”他又赞陈冠希、@@@@@@张惠妹@@@@@@@及妈咪穿牛仔裤时好看。
【超美】阿妹金马后台合照 简直就是女王啊
【转贴】厦门演唱会新闻图
【注意】我要刷屏了
amei身穿张雨生 阿妹永远不会忘记恩师张雨生
【精品】百变性感动感美女张惠妹专区
【贴图】红色 热情 帅气 阿妹 嘲像个灰姑娘,有幸被王子钦点穿上玻璃鞋,从默默无名的百姓人家,摇身成为无人不知的歌坛天后。但阿妹的成功不是侥幸,她的灿烂笑容、超级金嗓,足以使她魅力四射。
【壁纸】性感
【投票】人气偶像投票 http://www.hitoradio.com/projects/20050901here/index.php继续投喔一天一票
【影片】2005/10/01_小巨蛋 .... 外 http://home.so-net.net.tw/s8951026dd2001/20051001.htm这速那天我看到大约中午时分出来时候拍滴 ...我看到排舞结束...ps:啦啦队蛮赞滴...吓死人...国术格斗也不错...因为最近粉忙...今天才处理好影片这几天都有看到大家分享的室内里头的影片所以我来放个不一样滴吧...注:还记得活动前几天有人想看看说敦化北路街景的旗帜所以我ㄧ出来有想到一下... 赶紧拍拍拍...扫射一下...对著街头猛拍...不知道的人不知道会不会觉得我是怪叔叔...阿勒...注2:别怀疑真的有鸟叫声喔...撷取图数张...http://home.so-net.net.tw/s8951026dd2001/1.jpghttp://home.so-net.net.tw/s8951026dd2001/2.jpghttp://home.so-net.net.tw/s8951026dd2001/3.jpghttp://home.so-net.net.tw/s8951026dd2001/4.jpghttp://home.so-net.net.tw/s8951026dd2001/5.jpghttp://home.so-net.net.tw/s8951026dd2001/6.jpghttp://home.so-net.net.tw/s8951026dd2001/7.jpg
【张惠妹】终于突破8万贴了,继续 9926 个,帖子数 80152 篇 共 199 页
【无奈】ㄚ妹!等你等的好辛苦!!!! ㄚ妹!等你等的好辛苦!!!!
阿妹的新专辑和世界巡回LIVE!!时间 已经确定了,阿妹的新专辑将于明年农历新年期间推出。然后妹会做全亚洲的宣传。然后于4月和5月开世界巡回个唱!!
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看完帖子要回帖!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!有道德
【视频】 张惠妹《感应》MTV欣赏 rtsp://real.fm974.tom.com/fileln/1127710721_7422.rm
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【视频】也许明天MV下载 mms://vod.tom.com/music/zhanghuimei/yexumingtian.wmv
【视频】 张惠妹97.4专访第八部 完结 rtsp://real.fm974.tom.com/fileln/1127710169_6153.rm
【视频】 张惠妹97.4专访第七部 rtsp://real.fm974.tom.com/fileln/1127710079_8869.rm
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【视频】 张惠妹97.4专访第五部 rtsp://real.fm974.tom.com/fileln/1127709831_1913.rm
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【视频】 张惠妹97.4专访第三部 rtsp://real.fm974.tom.com/fileln/1127709577_8914.rm
【MV下载】你好不好 mms://vod.tom.com/music/zhanghuimei/nihaobuhao.wmv
【视频】 张惠妹97.4专访第二部 rtsp://real.fm974.tom.com/fileln/1127709224_7144.rm
【视频】 张惠妹97.4专访第一部 rtsp://real.fm974.tom.com/fileln/1127708743_3105.rm
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等待飞鱼预告抒情版出来了~~~~ 请至 http://www.fishingluck.com/ 首页就可以下载了~~~~好好听喔~~~~海阔天空 !
南京的妹迷准备去给阿妹加油 10月25号 同一首歌
阿妹确定下月25号参加南京 奥运同一首歌
张惠妹太牛了
阿妹和她最爱的
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阿妹刚在德州的同一首歌中表縯完 本来是希望妹不要来的,因为自己不能到现场看嘛~~~阿妹第三个出场,我本来以为要最后压轴呢!唱暸三首歌,那鲁湾、听海和姐妹感觉妹很疲惫的样子,嗓音也不是很好,但还是很认真的在唱心疼妹~~~
[注意]阿妹今天来上海,有去接机的吗
[注意]阿妹今天来上海,有去接机的吗
[哈哈]阿妹小时候像个假小子,国然有个性 左边那个抱着别人脖子的小淘气
【劲爆】阿妹小时候和妹妹的图片~新!!! 左後一 阿妹 中间是八妹 胜利手势为小saya
张惠妹你是最棒的!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
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阿妹,你什么时候出新歌啊!!!寂寞死我了!!
【图文】呼吁妇女多做运动 张惠妹抛胸踢腿为健康 中新网8月23日电 据台湾媒体报道,张惠妹前日在台北出席一个呼吁妇女多做运动的宣传活动,更身体力行即场与一班临时演员在台上做踢腿运动展活力。 张惠妹前日在台湾为“北市妇女运动健康嘉年华”宣传,大会委任她做代言人,并呼吁妇女多做运动,阿妹在活动上更身体力行示范做运动。 多运动长智慧 阿妹前日以义务身份出席活动,与约一百五十位临时演员拍广告短片,几乎整夜没睡的阿妹在镜头前显得精神奕奕,并不停呼吁:“台北女人快乐站出来,这是一个呼吁大家重视健康的活动,妇女们多运动会增长智慧,更有活力。” 穿上整齐运动装的阿妹,与身后一班临时演员,齐齐在台上踢腿做运动,身穿小背心的阿妹还不时俯身向前,展示活力之余,不忘晒身材。 与马英九呼吁“北市妇女运动健康嘉年华”活动将于十月一日在台北一个新建的场地“小巨蛋”举行,换句话说,阿妹是首个在该场地开唱的歌手。该活动明日会在台湾举行记者会,届时阿妹将与台北巿长马英九一齐呼吁提倡妇女运动。
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英国媒体称阿妹为"台湾玛丹娜" 美誉 Both Sides NowShe insists that only music moves her, but A-MEI is a Taiwanese voice reverberating in ChinaBy HANNAH BEECH All A-Mei wants to do is sing, sweetheart, use that smoke 'n' sugar voice of hers to deliver a tune. The Taiwanese pop star doesn't much care about lyrics, just the mood-ring colors her music conjures up. Today, sitting in a candle-filled studio in Taipei where she's recording her next album, A-Mei is straining for a color, and she has the precise shade in mind. The background music is low funk, and A-Mei hums her way up the spectrum, eyes closed, past turquoise, sapphire and lapis lazuli. No words, just a husky voice scatting along until it settles into the perfect note—a sultry, soulful shade you would see at midnight. "Did I make you feel blue, baby?" A-Mei opens her round eyes and fixes them on her guitarist. "Because I want you to feel like you've been swallowed up by blueness." The guitarist assures A-Mei that he does indeed feel that particular shade, not least because he's been caught in the A-Mei vortex—a sexy, impish gaze that leaves men feeling, well, a little blushed. "Mission accomplished," she says, leaning forward to blow out a candle. "Tomorrow I want to sing red, the color of a cut when it first bleeds. And after that, green, like wet grass." But music is not just an abstraction in A-Mei's world: it's one of the great uniters of China and the little renegade island it half despises and very much wants to absorb—A-Mei's native Taiwan. When a Taiwanese singer evolves into a pop star, his or her main audience is across the strait in megalopolises and villages throughout the vast mainland. Fame and popularity have proved that to A-Mei. What the 29-year-old singer has also learned is that what unites can divide, that her songs can acquire shades of meaning she never intends, that a mere song can hurt, alienate, maybe cause a war when, as W.H. Auden wrote, " ... each ear/ Is listening to its hearing, so none hear." "I just want to sing," says A-Mei. "But everyone keeps connecting my music to the future of Taiwan and China." And that's how it's going to be: music joins the sundered parts of Greater China. Someone—in this case A-Mei—has to sing the songs. A-Mei was born in the rugged mountains of eastern Taiwan, as a tribal princess of the Puyuma clan of aborigines. Making up just 2% of the island's population, Taiwan's aborigines have been reduced to kitschy tribal song and dance at ethnic theme parks. City folk disparage them as drunks and hookers—the disenfranchised underbelly of Taiwan. But historically, the Puyuma have always used song to communicate their deepest feelings, and A-Mei sang the loudest of all, quickly rising from small-time ethnic performer to pop-chart diva for the entire Chinese-speaking world. Proud of her native roots, A-Mei incorporated tribal rhythms into some of her pop songs, like Sister, which celebrates the matriarchal aboriginal society. A-Mei's career coincided with a growing sense that the island was not merely a temporary shelter for the exiled officials who lost the Chinese civil war in 1949, but a permanent nation called Taiwan. As a member of an ethnic minority whose ancestors had lived on Taiwan for generations, A-Mei was scooped up by independence-minded folks as an icon of Taiwan's separate identity. Even though her hits were about all the usual pop topics—romance, relationships, heartbreak—she quickly came to represent much more than cheesy love songs. In 2000, at the height of her popularity, when she had just signed a fat contract to represent Sprite on the mainland and her songs ranked No. 1 on Beijing radio, A-Mei received an unprecedented honor. Chen Shui-bian had won the presidency and his Democratic Progressive Party had traditionally been pro-independence. Chen asked her to sing Taiwan's anthem at his inauguration. Even though she knew all the words from childhood, A-Mei practiced hundreds of times. Her solemn rendition that morning had none of the youthful pizazz of her pop concerts, and she traded her navel-grazing tank tops for a somber purple gown. This was A-Mei, Taiwanese singer, all grown up.
英国媒体称阿妹为"台湾玛丹娜" 美誉 Both Sides NowShe insists that only music moves her, but A-MEI is a Taiwanese voice reverberating in ChinaBy HANNAH BEECH All A-Mei wants to do is sing, sweetheart, use that smoke 'n' sugar voice of hers to deliver a tune. The Taiwanese pop star doesn't much care about lyrics, just the mood-ring colors her music conjures up. Today, sitting in a candle-filled studio in Taipei where she's recording her next album, A-Mei is straining for a color, and she has the precise shade in mind. The background music is low funk, and A-Mei hums her way up the spectrum, eyes closed, past turquoise, sapphire and lapis lazuli. No words, just a husky voice scatting along until it settles into the perfect note—a sultry, soulful shade you would see at midnight. "Did I make you feel blue, baby?" A-Mei opens her round eyes and fixes them on her guitarist. "Because I want you to feel like you've been swallowed up by blueness." The guitarist assures A-Mei that he does indeed feel that particular shade, not least because he's been caught in the A-Mei vortex—a sexy, impish gaze that leaves men feeling, well, a little blushed. "Mission accomplished," she says, leaning forward to blow out a candle. "Tomorrow I want to sing red, the color of a cut when it first bleeds. And after that, green, like wet grass." But music is not just an abstraction in A-Mei's world: it's one of the great uniters of China and the little renegade island it half despises and very much wants to absorb—A-Mei's native Taiwan. When a Taiwanese singer evolves into a pop star, his or her main audience is across the strait in megalopolises and villages throughout the vast mainland. Fame and popularity have proved that to A-Mei. What the 29-year-old singer has also learned is that what unites can divide, that her songs can acquire shades of meaning she never intends, that a mere song can hurt, alienate, maybe cause a war when, as W.H. Auden wrote, " ... each ear/ Is listening to its hearing, so none hear." "I just want to sing," says A-Mei. "But everyone keeps connecting my music to the future of Taiwan and China." And that's how it's going to be: music joins the sundered parts of Greater China. Someone—in this case A-Mei—has to sing the songs. A-Mei was born in the rugged mountains of eastern Taiwan, as a tribal princess of the Puyuma clan of aborigines. Making up just 2% of the island's population, Taiwan's aborigines have been reduced to kitschy tribal song and dance at ethnic theme parks. City folk disparage them as drunks and hookers—the disenfranchised underbelly of Taiwan. But historically, the Puyuma have always used song to communicate their deepest feelings, and A-Mei sang the loudest of all, quickly rising from small-time ethnic performer to pop-chart diva for the entire Chinese-speaking world. Proud of her native roots, A-Mei incorporated tribal rhythms into some of her pop songs, like Sister, which celebrates the matriarchal aboriginal society. A-Mei's career coincided with a growing sense that the island was not merely a temporary shelter for the exiled officials who lost the Chinese civil war in 1949, but a permanent nation called Taiwan. As a member of an ethnic minority whose ancestors had lived on Taiwan for generations, A-Mei was scooped up by independence-minded folks as an icon of Taiwan's separate identity. Even though her hits were about all the usual pop topics—romance, relationships, heartbreak—she quickly came to represent much more than cheesy love songs. In 2000, at the height of her popularity, when she had just signed a fat contract to represent Sprite on the mainland and her songs ranked No. 1 on Beijing radio, A-Mei received an unprecedented honor. Chen Shui-bian had won the presidency and his Democratic Progressive Party had traditionally been pro-independence. Chen asked her to sing Taiwan's anthem at his inauguration. Even though she knew all the words from childhood, A-Mei practiced hundreds of times. Her solemn rendition that morning had none of the youthful pizazz of her pop concerts, and she traded her navel-grazing tank tops for a somber purple gown. This was A-Mei, Taiwanese singer, all grown up.
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