During this period, many classic works in the Chinese music scene were born, which have influenced today. In that prosperous age of the music scene when a hundred flowers bloomed and a hundred schools of thought contended, the top ten golden songs were born.

The nearly 30 years from the mid-1980s to the 2000s were the golden period of the Chinese pop music scene. During this period, many classic works of Chinese music world were born, which are still influential today. In that prosperous age of the music scene when a hundred flowers bloomed and a hundred schools of thought contended, the top ten golden songs were born. The top ten golden songs are definitely the most popular and most popular works of the year. can also bear witness to a singer's strength and singing skills . Here we will review the top ten hits over the years to remember the past that cannot be returned.

The top ten golden songs of 1985 have passed through their third year, and their scale and influence have gradually expanded. The opening of the Top Ten Hits of 1985 was the busiest in the entire 1980s, with several singers taking turns singing their own selected songs. About 20 stars sang 40 golden songs, giving us a glimpse of some powerful singers who were not selected into the top ten: Chen Baiqiang, Kwong Meiyun, Priscilla Chan, Zeng Ni... We also saw the legendary Cai Fenghua sings "Love is Not a Game".

A great feature of this awards ceremony is the gathering of big-name award presenters, including Zhu Lingling (daughter-in-law Guo Jingjing ), Huang Zhan, Chung Chu-hong , Chow Yun-fat , Sammo Hung , Jackie Chan (also present with Alan Tam sang "Friends" and the princess hugged Anita Mui ), Sylvia Chang , Eric Tsang .

Leslie Cheung played a total of 3 times in the opening performance, singing " Uninhibited Style ", "Girl's Mind", " First Time ", " It's All About You ", " I Will " 》A total of 5 songs were selected as golden songs. It can be seen from the number of selections that Leslie Cheung in 1985 had already become a superstar.

Alan Tam, Jackie Chan sang "Friends"

took the lead: " Love Trap " Alan Tam

"Love Trap" was written by Pan Yuanliang , Serizawa Hiroaki composed, Pan Yuanliang wrote the lyrics, was included in Alan Tam's February 15, 1985 in the Cantonese album " Love Trap " of the same name released by Universal Music in Japan is also the title song of the same name of the album "Love Trap".

Alan Tam came on stage to receive the award.

html Most of the Cantonese pop songs of the 180s were adapted from Japanese pop songs. Among the 40 songs that were candidates for Hong Kong's top ten hits in 1984 and 1985, Serizawa Hiroaki's works accounted for the most. , among many singers in Hong Kong, only Alan Tam has sung the most of his works, " Cold Summer Wind ", "Love Trap", "Storm Goddess Lorelei", and "Friends" are all written by him.

Alan Tam's album "Love Trap"

"Love Trap" is a music album by Alan Tam (Alan Tam). It contains a total of 11 tracks and was released by PolyGram Records on February 15, 1985. In January 2007, Love Trap won the "Golden Song 25th Anniversary Honorary Golden Song Award". The cumulative sales of this album have exceeded 1 million. It is a classic work that cannot be ignored whether in Alan Tam's personal career or in the entire Hong Kong pop music scene.

The God of Song is Born : The second song: " Love is Gone " Jacky Cheung

"Love Is Gone", composed by Takafu in the next life and lyrics by Pan Yuanliang, is the title song of Jacky Cheung's first Cantonese album "Smile" released in April 1985. It is also a Japanese adapted song.

Jacky Cheung came on stage to receive the award (look at which guest of honor was the presenter)

Jacky Cheung After winning the championship of the "18 Districts Singing Competition in Hong Kong" that year, Polygram quickly launched Jacky Cheung's first solo album: "Jacky Cheung Smile" , this commemorative record is the first choice for Jacky fans to collect.The

album was specifically released on April 18, 1985. It won the "Platinum Record" that year and sold 300,000 copies in Hong Kong. made newcomer Jacky Cheung an instant hit. became the best newcomer in the Hong Kong music scene at that time and was considered He is the successor of "decent singer" Guan Zhengjie .

Jacky Cheung's first album "smile"

The third song: "Unruly Wind" Leslie Cheung

"Unruly Wind", composed by Yushiyuki Osawa and written by Lin Zhenqiang, is included in Leslie Cheung's album " Love you ", which is also a song An adapted song. It is an excellent work among neutral fast songs, and this way of singing fast songs quietly has become one of the symbols of Leslie Cheung's uniqueness in the music world in the future. At the same time, it also makes people understand that fast songs can not only liberate the human body, but also possess A kind of imagination and connotation.

Leslie Cheung took the stage to receive the award (Hong Gu)

"Love for You" is a Cantonese album released by Leslie Cheung on May 14, 1985. The album contains a total of 10 songs . The album is produced by his mentor Li Xiaotian . The song of the same name " Love You " was a collaboration between Leslie Cheung and Huang Zhan. The song was also specially written as a wedding march for the Chinese. The moral color of the song "Love for You" is white, and what the song wants to express is the purity and sanctity of love. This song is the theme song of the movie " Loves You", and is also the love song given by Leslie Cheung to Tang Hede.

"Love for You" album cover

The fourth song: "The Inaudible Speech" Lu Fang

"The Inaudible Speech" was written by Xiang Xuehui and composed by Mari Sugi. It is also a TVB full-length TV series " "True Love" Episode 692 ending theme.

Lu Fang came on stage to receive the award (the guest of honor was Fa Ge)

Lu Fang entered the industry in 1983 by participating in the "Second Rookie Singing Competition" organized by TVB. At that time, he won the championship with the song "I am Chinese". In 1984, he won the championship in the "Second Hong Kong Newcomer Singing Competition". He debuted with Jacky Cheung, also known as Gemini. He is famous for his clear and transparent high notes. Both he and Jacky Cheung were valued by their respective companies, China Star Records and PolyGram Records. The two released the best-selling album "Inaudible" in 1985. Speak" and "smile".

Lu Fang's album "The Inaudible Speech"

Original song: The fifth song: "Who can depend on each other" Su Rui

"Who can depend on each other" is a song written by Pan Yuanliang , composed by Lin Minyi , and Su Rui sang The Cantonese song is the theme song of the movie " Dragon's Heart ". This song won the Hong Kong Film Awards Best Original Movie Song Award.

Sammo Hung presented the award to Su Rui

The movie "The Heart of the Dragon" is a film co-directed by Sammo Hung and starring Jackie Chan. The film was released in Hong Kong, China on October 16, 1985. Sammo Hung discovered that the family tragedy " Hitting the Wrong Train " produced by " New Arts City " about the family tragedy of a mute father and his adopted daughter was popular in Hong Kong and Taiwan and received critical acclaim, so he was inspired to start filming this drama about the dependence of a mentally retarded brother and a policeman brother. "Heart of the Dragon" also enlisted Su Rui, who became famous as the behind-the-scenes singer of "The Wrong Ride", to sing the theme song. After the film was released, it grossed 20 million at the box office, ranking fourth that year, and won the Hong Kong Gold Medal. It was nominated for four Image Awards and finally won the Best Film Song Award.

Let me talk about it here. Su Rui's famous work " If the wine is sold without ", it comes from his first Mandarin album "The Wrong Ride Movie Original Soundtrack" since signing with UFO Records. The album has sold more than one million copies . Now that the theme song of the movie " Dragon's Heart " has won an award in Hong Kong, I have to say that Su Rui has an inexplicable fate with the movie.

Su Rui's album "New Songs + Selection"

creative talent : The sixth song: "Japanese Doll" Xu Guanjie

"Japanese Doll" was written and composed by Hong Kong famous singer Xu Guanjie . Content description Japanese girls' fashionable dress and daily life style, the songs are rhythmic, the melody is relaxed and beautiful, and the lyrics are playful and humorous. This song has been very popular among music fans since it came out. It comes from Xu Guanjie's album " the most important fun ".

Xu Guanjie is the originator of modern Cantonese pop songs. The Hong Kong spoken interpretation method he created ushered in a new era of Hong Kong local songs and played a decisive role in the promotion and development of Cantonese songs. At the same time, he was also a pioneer in the Hong Kong music scene who composed and sang by himself.

"The Most Important Fun" is a Cantonese music album released by Xu Guanjie on July 1, 1985. It contains a total of 14 songs and was selected into the Cantonese Top 100 Albums.

The seventh song of Xu Guanjie's album "The Most Important Fun"

: "Bad Girl" Anita Mui

"Bad Girl", composed by C. Dore and J. Littman, with lyrics written by Lin Zhenqiang, is included in Anita Mui's album of the same name. "Bad Girl" has a smooth to simple melody, a compact and shocking rhythm, and lyrics that are bold but refuse to be vulgar. It liberates the mind and follows the most popular fashion at the time. The red lips spoke skillfully and softly in Cantonese, and Anita Mui sang affectionately and pleasantly. Through the path of music, Anita Mui releases the domineering, strong, and charming character of her character through the wild tension of longing for freedom and liberation. The drums that run through the song cut through the channel for emotional catharsis like a sword, and perfectly sing the rebellious voice deep in women's hearts. It is deeply imprinted on the times.

The film industry eldest brother presented an award to the singing industry eldest sister

"Bad Girl" is Anita Mui's album released in 1985, which contains a total of 11 singles. Produced and distributed by Huaxing Records. The album achieved eight platinum sales in just one week and exceeded 720,000 copies in three months, making it one of the highest-selling records in Hong Kong. The title song "Bad Girl" of the same name won the top ten hits in Hong Kong in 1985. The album "Bad Girls" is named after the title song "Bad Girls". Produced by Huaxing Entertainment Co., Ltd. , the arrangement is led by Li Xiaotian, and the vocabulary includes Lin Zhenqiang, Peter Lai , Xu Guanwen , Pan Weiyuan , Zheng Guojiang , etc. Lai Xiaotian said that Anita Mui has a good sense of stage, and fast songs have heavy beats for her to perform moves. In order to match her first concert, the "Bad Girl" album mainly focuses on hard songs and fast songs.

Anita Mui's album "Bad Girl"

The eighth song: "Storm Goddess Lorelei" Alan Tam

"Storm Goddess Lorelei" was written by Lin Zhenqiang and composed by Hiroaki Serizawa. It is included in Alan Tam's album "Storm Goddess Lorelei". The song can give people a feeling like a storm. Especially during the climax, Alan Tam kept singing continuously, accompanied by sound effects that sounded like a gust of wind sweeping by. In a later version of Remix, this song was even 10 minutes long, which sounded very enjoyable. The last sentence: Lorelei sounds very moving. This song is also the theme song of the movie "Operation Eagle" co-starring him and Jackie Chan . (No wonder it interacts with Jackie Chan's live chorus)

"Lorelei" is an album released by singer Alan Tam in 1985. After the great success of the 1984 concert, Alan Tam pursued the victory. After intensive work, the second album "Lorelei" in 1985 was released in the second half of the year. "Storm Goddess" continues the style of the first two works of Serizawa Hiroaki , but it is more beautiful and can really give people a stormy feeling.

Alan Tam's album "Lorelei, the Goddess of Storm"

One album, two songs won: The ninth song: "Romance on a Rainy Night" Alan Tam

"Romance on a Rainy Night", composed Suzuki Kisaburo , Xiang Xuehuai lyrics. A classic song included in Alan Tam's album " Love Trap ". This song is the last song of the album. Including the previous winner Love Trap, one album and two songs won awards, which is a big win.

Rich award guest

"Love Trap" is a music album by Alan Tam (Alan Tam). It contains a total of 11 tracks and was released by PolyGram Records on February 15, 1985. In January 2007, Love Trap won the "Golden Song 25th Anniversary Honorary Golden Song Award".

Alan Tam's album "Love Trap"

Song medley: The tenth song: " Ten Twelve Inches " George Lam

"Ten Ten Twelve Inches", arranged by Chung Ding-yi and Huang Liangsheng, by Warner Produced by record . Lin Zixiang organized twenty popular works that were popular at the time with superb arrangement skills to create the classic mashup song "Ten Ten Twelve Inches". "Twelve Ten Inches" is the most suitable song to be sung at an award ceremony. Lin Zixiang was the last one to appear. Everyone in the audience, whether they were fans or celebrities, were in high spirits. Of course, ’s most emotional one is Leslie Cheung!

Lin Zixiang and Leslie Cheung laughed and interacted

This song combines Lin Zixiang's "Love to Fever", Ye Sianwen's "200 Degrees", Xu Xiaofeng's "The Long Road Ahead", Guan Zhengjie's "The Legend of the Galaxy", Lu Guanting" "Tianniao", Lin Zhimei " Your Eyes ", Chen Xiuwen "Shock", Leslie Cheung "Monica", "Unruly Wind", Lisa Teresa "Happy Ghost", Anita Mui "Leap of the Stage", Luo Text "In the Laser", Jenny Yen "Hello in the World", George Lam "Genghis Khan", George Lam " Alibaba ", Xu Guanjie "Be a Friend with You", The God of Wealth, Alan Tam "Love Trap", " "Cold Wind in Summer", Su Rui's "If the Wine Is Dried, I Sell It Without".

Older fans must remember the craze caused by Ten Twelve Inches. The ten-minute version of MTV was played intermittently on TV, and the radio station also played it non-stop. Later, other singers followed suit. Although this song has been criticized for being commercial, from the creation to the release of this album, it is all Lin Zixiang's game, and it seems that he likes it very much. The song itself is already a trick. The length of the song is about ten minutes and 12 inches. The small disc was launched on the market, so it was named "10 Minutes 12 Inches". It was also very interesting. It also boldly chose Zhu Zuer's comic as the cover, which was unprecedented. It is obvious that Lin Zixiang made this disc as a very enjoyable game.

Vincent Lam's album "10 Minutes and 12 Inches"

Golden Songs Honorary Award: Luo Wen

Most Popular Male Singer: Alan Tam

Most Popular Female Singer: Anita Mui

Golden Melody Award: "Love Trap" Alan Tam