Translated by: aZnangel @ http://asianuniverse.net
George Lam Displeased by Comparisons: “Don’t Like the Song, then Don’t Listen to It”
Last night George Lam was rehearsing for his upcoming concert. As for the recent criticisms on his Triumph in the Skies II theme song, he initially avoided the topic, but then after his one hour rehearsal, reporters asked him again. He said: “Cheng Sir (lyricist Cheng Kwok Kong) didn’t want to talk about it either. I don’t go online, don’t even use email or SMS. I don’t know what’s going on. I haven’t seen the complaints, how can I be offended?”
When speaking of TITS’ original theme song being Years Like a Song, Ah Lam asked: “That is one of Eason Chan’s songs?” He then quickly defended his song: “Some people like this song, but others like another song. I sang this song, but I didn’t fight over to sing the song, TVB asked me to. They asked me to compose a theme song for them, I followed what was requested and Cheng Sir did the content. Composing a song is just that simple. As a singer-songwriter, you must create something that has the most feeling and be able to produce something for TVB. Why care so much?”
Asked if he had ever listened to Eason’s Years Like a Song? Ah Lam said: “Yes, it’s a good song.” Ah Lam was displeased his song was being compared with Eason’s one. He said: “A good song, you can listen to it if you like it or if you don’t like it, then don’t listen to it. There is no need to compare. Ten years later, the plot is different and it is two different matters.”
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