Disdain (EP)

Disdain (EP)
Disdain

Disdain cover
EP 不屑 by Alien Huang
Released 17 July 2009
Genre Mandopop, Rock
Language Mandarin
Label Rock Records
Alien Huang chronology
Disdain (EP)
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Disdain (Chinese: 不屑) is Taiwanese Mandopop artist Alien Huang's (aka Xiao Gui 小鬼) Mandarin solo debut EP album. It was released on 17 July 2009 by Rock Records.[1] A second edition, Disdain (Limited Edition) (不屑 限量版) on 16 September 2009 with a bonus DVD containing two music videos and behind-the-scene footage.[2]

In this EP Alien collaborated with label mates, rock band Fun4 (小樂團). The tracks "鬼混" (Fooling Around) was previously released in 2008 as a promotional single with Alien's second illustration book "鬼怒穿", and together with "鬼打牆" (Demon Walls) are rock tracks. The title track "不屑" (Disdain) is a rock ballad.

Contents

Track listing

  1. "Intro"
  2. "鬼打牆" (Demon Walls)
  3. "不屑" (Disdain)
  4. "鬼混" (Fooling Around)
  5. "Outro"

Bonus DVD

  1. "鬼打牆" (Demon Walls) MV
  2. "不屑" (Disdain) MV
  3. Exclusive Xiao Gui behind-the-scene footage (獨家側拍鬼靈精怪全紀錄)

Reference

  1. ^ (Chinese) Disdain album info 17 July 2009. Retrieved 2011-03-15
  2. ^ Yesasia.com Disdain (Limited Edition) EP info Retrieved 2011-03-15

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