I was there for A-Yue and Freenight solely. To me, Wu Bai was
the bonus segment, but as expected, they took 2/3 of the
show.
ZZY's segment was straightforward, and he just performed. No
talking, as usual. Was disappointed that he didn't play the guit
for some of the more sentimental songs. 1 hour, guess he couldn't
do much either.
Wu Bai, classic and professional, made ZZY looked very amateur. But
that's about it. I agree that his classics are still as nice, and
never-dying. But really, that's all about him. His new songs are
never remembered. Same goes for Emil Chau, Andy Lau, and
blah-blahs.
He alternated between 3 electric guitars, and 1 aucostic.
ZZY was very tamed, unlike him. MC Hotdog was the one that swore,
and that was what the crowd wanted. And that is their style.
