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Wang Lee Hom Album Mp3 Download Wang Lee Hom Album Mp3 Download wang lee hom album mp3 download Wang lee hom album mp3 download. Chinese Music Collection. New Releases. Releases' archive. 2011/10/03. Wang Lee Hom / 王力宏. Tracklist: CD1 1. 火力全开 2. 依然爱你 3. 盖世英雄 4. 你不知道的事 5. 改变自己 6. Kiss Goodbye 7. 爱的就是你 8. 你不在 9. Love Love Love 10. 花田错 11. 爱错 12. W-H-Y 13. 星座 14. I Can`t Stop Loving 15. Forever Love CD2 1. 唯一 2. 公转自转 3. 一首简单的 歌 4. 心跳 5. 大城小爱 6. 心中的日月 7. 爱你等於爱自己 8. 此刻，你心里想起谁 9. Can You Feel My World 10. 落叶归根 11. 你是 我心内的一首歌 (feat. Selina) 12. 春雨里洗过的太阳 13. 另一个天堂 (feat. Jane Zhang - 张靓颖) 14. As Time Goes By 15. Dream Again 16. 火力全开组曲(公转自转 ＋ 爱的就是你 ＋ 一首简单的歌 ＋ Kiss Goodbye ＋ 心跳 ＋ 你不知道的事) Download (Mutliupload) Download (Mirrorcreator) _________________________ Wang Lee Hom- 18 Martial Arts Singer/band: Wang Lee Hom / 王力宏 Title: 18 Martial Arts / 十八般武艺 Release date: 2010/08/13 YesAsia Catalog No.: 1022948032 Language: Mandarin [TW] Style: pop. Tracklist: 01. Dragon Dance 02. 杜 U ♥ Me 03. 十八般武藝 04. 你不知道的事 05. 伯牙絕弦 06. 柴米油鹽醬醋茶 07. 美 08. 需要人陪 09. 天涯海角 10. 你不知道的事 11. 自己人. Download (Multiupload) _________________________ Wang Lee Hom - Man in the Mirror Singer/band: Wang Lee Hom / 王力宏 Title: Man in the Mirror Release date: 2009/08/22 YesAsia Catalog No.: - Language: English [TW] Style: pop. Tracklist: 01. Man in the Mirror. Download (Multiupload) _________________________ Wang Lee Hom - Heartbeat Singer/band: Wang Lee Hom / 王力宏 Title: Hearthbeat / 心跳 Release date: 2008/12/26 YesAsia Catalog No.: 1011406199 Language: Mandarin [TW] Style: pop. Tracklist: 01. 爱得 得体 02. 心跳 03. 春雨里洗过的太阳 04. Everything 05. 我完全没有任何理由理你 06. 另一个天堂 07. 玩偶 08. 脚 本 09. 竞争对手 10. 摇滚怎么了!! Download (Multiupload) _________________________ Wang Lee Hom - Change Me Singer/band: Wang Lee Hom / 王力宏 Title: Change Me / 改变自己 Release date: 2007/07/13 YesAsia Catalog No.: 1004894406 Language: Mandarin [TW] Style: pop. Tracklist: 01. Intro 02. 改变自己 03. 落叶归根 04. 创作前言 05. 我们的歌 06. 你是我心内的一首歌 07. 爱在哪里 08. Cockney Girl 09. 不完整的旋律 10. 爱的鼓励 11. 华人万岁 12. 星期六的深夜 Download (Multiupload) _________________________ Wang Lee Hom - Heroes Of Earth Singer/band: Wang Lee Hom / 王力宏 Title: Heroes Of Earth / 盖世英雄 Release date: 2005/12/30 YesAsia Catalog No.: 1004099165 Language: Mandarin [TW] Style: pop. Tracklist: 01. 在梅边 02. 花田错 03. 盖世英雄 04. Kiss Goodbye 05. 嘿吼 06. 大城小爱 07. 第一个清晨 08. 哥儿们 09. 让开 10. 爱因 为在心中 Download (Multiupload) _________________________ Wang Lee Hom - Shangri-La Singer/band: Wang Lee Hom / 王力宏 Title: Shangri-La / 心中的日月 Release date: 2004/12/31 YesAsia Catalog No.: 1003933931 Language: Mandarin [TW] Style: pop. Tracklist: 01. 开场 Intro 02. 放开你的心 03. 心中的日月 04. 竹林深处 05. Forever Love 06. 在那遥远的地方 07. 一首简单的歌 08. 星 座 09. 过来 10. 爱错 11. Follow Me Download (Multiupload) _________________________ Wang Lee Hom - Hear My Voice Singer/band: Wang Lee Hom / 王力宏 Title: Hear My Voice Release date: 2004/06/23 YesAsia Catalog No.: 1003601536 Language: Japanese [TW] Style: pop. Tracklist: 01. I Can't Stop Loving 02. 愛の奇蹟 03. This Could Be Love 04. Dream Again 05. ふるえる心 06. 永遠のはじまり 07. モノローグ 08. Hear My Voice 09. 僕等になれなくて 10. 君の知らない空へ 11. 手のひらの涙 12. 君が僕の詩を聴いたら Download (Multiupload) _________________________ Wang Lee Hom - Ai no Kiseki Singer/band: Wang Lee Hom / 王力宏 Title: Ai no Kiseki / 愛の奇蹟 Release date: 2004/02/03 YesAsia Catalog No.: 1003141594 Language: Japanese, Mandarin [TW] Style: pop. Tracklist: 01. 愛の奇蹟 02. 手のひらの涙 (Japanese Version) 03. 二个人不等于我们 (Chinese Version) Download (Multiupload) _________________________ Wang Lee Hom - Unbelievable Singer/band: Wang Lee Hom / 王力宏 Title: Unbelievable / 不可思议 Release date: 2003/10/15 YesAsia Catalog No.: 1002897925 Language: Mandarin [TW] Style: pop. Tracklist: 01. Ya Birthday 02. 你不在(You're Not Here) 03. Love Love Love 04. 女朋友(Girl Friend) 05. 此刻,你心里想起谁 06. 不可思议 电台 07. 你和我 08. What Was I Thinking 09. Not Your Average Thug 10. 不着地 11. Can You Feel My Word 12. 爱无所不在 13. 我就是 喜欢 Download (Multiupload) _________________________ Wang Lee Hom - The Only One Singer/band: Wang Lee Hom / 王力宏 Title: The Only One Release date: 2003/05/15 YesAsia Catalog No.: 1002818804 Language: Japanese, Mandarin [TW] Style: pop Tracklist: 01. 唯一 (中文版) 02. Last Night 03. Like A Gunshot 04. 流泪手心 05. Light Of My Life 06. China White 07. 不要害怕 08. 爱的就是你 09. Mary Says 10. Julia 11. 公转自转 12. Love You = Love Me 13. 不可能错过你 14. As Long As I Have You 15. 唯一(日文版) Download (Multiupload) _________________________ Wang Lee Hom - Leehom's Music Evolution Singer/band: Wang Lee Hom / 王力宏 Title: Leehom's Music Evolution / 音乐进化论95-02 Release date: 2002/01/05 YesAsia Catalog No.: 1001847371 Language: Mandarin [TW] Style: pop Tracklist: CD 1 01. W-H-Y 02. Julia 03. 公转自转 04. 唯一 05. 不要害怕 06. 不可能错过你 07. 爱你等于爱自己 08. 如果你 听见我的歌 09. Take Your Time 10. 爱的就是你 11. Light of my life 12. 我用生命爱你 13. Last night CD 2 01. 两个人并不等于我们 02. 在每一秒里都想见到你 03. 流泪手心 04. 白纸 05. 永远的第一天 06. 情敌贝多芬 07. 好想你 08. 雪人 09. Nature 10. China White 11. Happiness x 3 Loneliness x 3 12. Like A Gunshot 13. 龙的传人. Download (Multiupload) _________________________ Wang Lee Hom - The One And Only Singer/band: Wang Lee Hom / 王力宏 Title: The One and Only / 唯一 Release date: 2001/09/27 YesAsia Catalog No.: 1004308934 Language: Mandarin [TW] Style: pop Tracklist: 01. 唯 一 02. 爱的就是你 03. 谁绝推销你的爱 04. 安全感 05. 戒不了你 06. 不必问别人 07. 白狐狸 08. 变坏 09. If You Knew 10. 我要 11. 爱的就是你(浪漫版) 12. 比你更好 Download (Multiupload) _________________________ Wang Lee Hom - Love You 24 Hours Everyday Singer/band: Wang Lee Hom / 王力宏 Title: Love You 24 Hours Everyday / 每天爱你廿四小时 Release date: 2000/12/07 YesAsia Catalog No.: 1000041810 Language: Cantonese, Mandarin [TW] Style: pop Tracklist: 01. 每天爱你廿四小时 (Take Your Time Cantonese version) 02. Take Your Time (Mandarin Version) Download (Multiupload) _________________________ Wang Lee Hom - Everlasting First Day Singer/band: Wang Lee Hom / 王力宏 Title: Everlasting First Day / 永远的第一天 Release date: 2000/08/01 YesAsia Catalog No.: 1000018960 Language: Mandarin [TW] Style: pop. Tracklist: 01. Introduction 02. 永远的第一天 03. 龙的传人 04. 不要害怕 05. 狂想世界 06. 感情是舞台 07. 伤口是爱的笔记 08. 欢喜城 09. 忘了时间忘了我 10. 这就是爱 11. 你可以告诉我 Download (Multiupload) _________________________ Wang Lee Hom - It's Impossible to Miss You Singer/band: Wang Lee Hom / 王力宏 Title: It's Impossible to Miss You / 不可能错过你 Release date: 1999/07/01 YesAsia Catalog No.: 4387 Language: Mandarin [TW] Style: pop. Tracklist: 01. 钓灵感 02. 不可能错过你 03. 流泪手心 04. Julia 05. 感情副作用 06. 打开爱 07. 不降落的滑翔翼 08. 失去了你 09. 你爱 过没有 10. Happy Ending 11. Mary Says Download (Multiupload) _________________________ Wang Lee Hom - Revolution Singer/band: Wang Lee Hom / 王力宏 Title: Revolution / 公转自转 Release date: 1998/08/01 YesAsia Catalog No.: 1380 Language: Mandarin [TW] Style: pop. Tracklist: 01. 公转自转 02. 梦想被冷冻 03. 爱你等于爱自己 04. One Of These Days 05. 我的情歌 06. 信任 07. 不管怎样 08. 2000年 09. 你以为我是谁 10. Please Come Back To Me Download (Multiupload) _________________________ Wang Lee Hom - White Paper Singer/band: Wang Lee Hom / 王力宏 Title: White Paper / 白纸 Release date: 1997/10/07 YesAsia Catalog No.: 2038 Language: Mandarin [TW] Style: pop. Tracklist: 01. 在每一秒里都想见到你 02. 不要开灯 03. 爱在思念蔓延时 04. 认真 05. 放逐思念 06. 白纸 07. 给我你的手 08. Dream Again 09. 想家 10. 四月还会下雪 Download (Multiupload) _________________________ Wang Lee Hom - Missing You Singer/band: Wang Lee Hom / 王力宏 Title: Missing You / 好想你 Release date: 1996/12/05 YesAsia Catalog No.: - Language: Mandarin [TW] Style: pop. Tracklist: 01. 风中的遗憾 02. 回忆 03. 好想你 04. 眼睛 05. 爱依然执着 06. 远离伤心 07. 预约你的爱 08. 暴风雨 09. Noah 10. 不说 后悔 Download (Multiupload) _________________________ Wang Lee Hom - If You Heard My Song Singer/band: Wang Lee Hom / 王力 宏 Title: If You Heard My Song / 如果你听见我的歌 Release date: 1996/08/01 YesAsia Catalog No.: - Language: Mandarin [TW] Style: pop. Tracklist: 01. 如果你听见我的歌 02. 喊我一千遍 03. 去爱 04. 头版摇滚 05. Stand by Me 06. 是你 07. 有了你就足够 08. As Long As I Have You 09. 情难牵 10. Better Off Alone Download (Multiupload) _________________________ Wang Lee Hom - Love Rival Beethoven Singer/band: Wang Lee Hom / 王力宏 Title: Love Rival Beethoven / 情敌贝多芬 Release date: 1995/12/08 YesAsia Catalog No.: 6486 Language: Mandarin [TW] Style: pop. Tracklist: 01. 四季 02. 情敌贝多芬 03. 你伤了我的心 04. 为我哭一次好不好 05. Love Me Tender 06. 听雨 07. 乘着爱自由的飞 08. The Water Is Wide 09. 别这样我会哭 10. Last Night 11. 不愿说再见 Download (Multiupload) Moel's Blog. Early Life Alexander Lee-Hom Wang was born in Rochester, New York, the second among 3 sons. At the age of six, Wang began to take violin lessons. He attended Jefferson Road Elementary School, Pittsford Middle School, then Pittsford Sutherland High School in the town of Pittsford. Wang graduated from Pittsford Sutherland with high honors. Wang chose to attend Williams College, where he graduated with honors, double majoring in music and Asian Studies.W hile in college he sang with the Springstreeters, an all-male a cappella group. He continued his studies by attending Berklee College of Music's Professional Music program, with voice as his principal instrument. Music Career In 1995, he was signed to a professional recording contract while visiting his grandparents in Taiwan. Since then, Wang has become one of the new songwriters and musicians revolutionizing the Chinese-language music industry. He is active in all areas of music production, from composing to producing, to music arrangement, to lyric writing, to directing his own music videos. Although he did not begin learning Mandarin until he was 18, Wang is now fluent in the language (including reading and writing) and has written most of the lyrics for his songs. Wang plays over 10 musical instruments. In his albums and live concerts, Wang can be heard playing piano, drums, guitar, bass, violin, vibraphone, erhu, xun, and more.
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