Faye Disc

EP by Faye Wong

Released

May 1994

Faye Wong chronology

Mystery
(1994)

Faye Disc
(1994)

Random Thoughts
(1994)

Faye Disc is a 1994 EP recorded by Chinese Cantopop singer Faye Wong when she was based in Hong Kong.

Track listing

"Reminiscence is a Red Sky" (Wui Yik See Hoong Sik Teen Hoong) –
"Only Me" (Zhi You Wo Zi Ji) –
"冷戰" - Cold War
"Because I Love Faye" –

Faye Wong

Discography

Cantonese albums	Shirley Wong (1989) Everything (1990) You're the Only One (1990) Coming Home (1992) No Regrets (1993) 100,000 Whys (1993) Random Thoughts (1994) Please Myself (1994) Di-Dar (1995) Be Perfunctory (2015)

Mandarin albums	Mystery (1994) Sky (1994) Decadent Sound of Faye (1995) Fuzao (1996) Faye Wong (1997) Chang You (1998) Lovers & Strangers (1999) Fable (2000) Faye Wong (2001) To Love (2003)

Extended plays	Like Wind (1993) Faye Disc (1994) One Person Playing Two Roles (1995) Toy (1997) Help Yourself (1997)

Singles	Sleepwalking (1994) Dreamlover (1995) Eyes on Me (1999) Separate Ways (2001)

Live albums	Faye Wong Live in Concert (1995) Faye HK Scenic Tour 98-99 (1999) No Faye No Live! (2004)

Soundtracks	Chinese Odyssey 2002 Original Soundtrack (2002)

Remix albums	Mix & Match (1998)

Compilations	Shirley Once More (1991) More Shirley (1992) Faye Best (1994) Happy Collection (1996) Not For Sale (1997) Best Collection of Faye Wong (1997) Faye Wong Double Best 89-97 (1998) Faye's Old Dream (1998) The Best of Best (1999) Wishing We Last Forever (1999) Ballad Collection (1999) Faye's Life (1999) Dreamlover~Greatest Hits~ (2001) Faye Wong Great Collection+Music Box (2001) The Best of Faye Wong (2001) The Most Fayevourite Faye (2002) Faye Best (2002) Lost & Found - Faye Wong (2002) Faye Wong 2CD Collection Plus DVD (2003) Sound & Vision Deluxe - Faye Wong (2004) Classical Mandarin Songs - Faye Wong (2005) Faye Wong's Story (2005) 1st Complete Collection From Faye Wong (2005) Story of Faye (2009)

Concert tours	Faye Wong Live in Concert (1994-1995) Faye Wong Scenic Tour (1998-2001) Faye Wong Tour in 2001 (2001) No Faye! No Live! Tour (2003-2005) The Comeback Tour (2010-2012)

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