虽然奖项颁的波澜不惊，但晚会的附加项目都相当精彩。且不说新晋辣妈陶晶莹和小S一会儿推婴儿车走红地毯，一会儿在万人面前猛然“乳汁四溅”，还大扮台妹唱RAP，就连淑女主播侯佩岑都被大爆粗口的张震岳和MC Hot Dog拉下水，自唱“侯佩岑算什么啊”，还要求大家“衣服掀起来内衣扔下来”，实在是充满意外，令人咋舌。台湾娱乐业为何如此发达，以至吸引大量内地观众积极追捧，由此可见一斑。
今年金曲移师硬件设备一流的小巨蛋举行，现场观众超过一万人，连日来的豪大雨因金曲而暂歇，但星光大道上却难见惊艳；典礼中，表演节目未见特色，一般反应平平，让人较为诟病的是，今年得奖人发表感言的时间缩短，所幸主持人小S和陶晶莹妙语如珠、默契十足，特别是在张震岳和MC Hot Dog表演前的台妹造型开场，与台下精采交互，让沉默的晚会，乍现如雷的笑声。
胡德夫大贏家
上月金曲入圍名單公布時，胡德夫和陶喆分別以六項個人入圍笑傲群雄，結果胡德夫《太平洋的風》獲最佳作詞和今年新增的最佳年度歌曲，算是今年最大贏家；陶喆僅獲一項，卻是最大獎最佳專輯，他父親陶大偉代他領獎並轉述：「這張專輯反映社會亂象和掙扎，能改變世界的是我們。」陶大偉還說：「Son，I'm proud of you（兒子，我以你為榮）。」
今年金曲移師硬體設備一流的小巨蛋舉行，現場觀眾超過一萬人，連日來的豪大雨因金曲而暫歇，但星光大道上卻難見驚艷；典禮中，表演節目未見特色，一般反應平平，讓人較為詬病的是，今年得獎人發表感言的時間縮短，所幸主持人小S和陶晶瑩妙語如珠、默契十足，特別是在張震嶽和 MC Hot Dog表演前的台妹造型開場，與台下精采互動，讓沉默的晚會，乍現如雷的笑聲。
哈雷-路達瑪幹原住民創作專輯/歡喜王唱片有限公司 作者: eastcoast 时间: 2006-6-11 08:42 标题: 2006-06-11 / Tanya wins Golden Melody award
The Singaporean is named best female Mandarin singer at glittering ceremony in Taipei
By Foong Woei Wan
SINGAPORE'S Tanya Chua, 31, has won the Golden Melody Award for best female Mandarin singer for her album Amphibian.
It was the first win at one of the biggest events in Chinese music for the singer-songwriter, who started out in English-language pop in the 1990s.
She beat strong competition at the glittering ceremony in Taipei last night from fellow Singaporean Stefanie Sun as well as Malaysia's Penny Tai and Fish Leong and Taiwan's Cheer Chen.
The best male Mandarin singer award went to Chinese-American pop star Wang Lee Hom for his record, Heroes Of Earth.
As Wang's name was announced at the ceremony at the Taipei Arena, his fans in the audience - mostly young women - shrieked with joy.
Taiwan's David Tao won the best Mandarin pop album award for The Great Leap 2005.
One top winner was Kimbo, an aboriginal singer and social activist who took two prizes - for song of the year and best lyricist - for Pacific Wind.
Also known as Hu Defu and nicknamed Taiwan's Bob Dylan, he was popular in the 1970s. But he spent the past few decades fighting for the rights of Taiwan's minorities and released his first solo record, In A Flash, only last year.
Taiwanese indie pop star Cheer Chen's album, Adventure, was another major winner. Her collaborators went home with the best album producer and best music video director prizes.
Malaysian singers had a good night too. Tai won for best composer for Crazy Love, while Lim Yee Chung was named best new artist.
Accepting her award from Sun, a teary-eyed Chua thanked her fellow nominees as well as her mother, who was in the audience. 'My mum got her Mother's Day gift today,' she said.
A highlight of the show was when Wang won. In a mix-up last year, he had gone on stage to accept an award after presenter Karen Mok misread the name of the winner, Stanley Huang Li-hsing.
When he won this time, he praised presenters Mok and Huang for their Mandarin pronunciation.
<< The Straits Times>> 作者: eastcoast 时间: 2006-6-11 08:43 标题: 2006-06-11 / Top Mandarin music awards
Singapore's Chua, Taiwan's Leehom Wang win top Mandarin music awards
TAIPEI - American-born Taiwanese hip hop star Leehom Wang and Singapore's singer-songwriter Tanya Chua took home top honours Saturday at Taiwan's Golden Melody Awards, the Chinese-language Grammys.
"I want to thank all my fans and friends. I am always inspired when singing to you," Wang said at the ceremony in the Taipei Arena after receiving the award for Best Mandarin Male Singer.
"I think I wasn't very good at singing before but I am determined to practice every day and practice makes perfect...I will continue the hard work," he said.
Wang's top-selling album "Heroes of Earth" features his unique blend of hip-hop beats infused with hints of Chinese opera. The heartthrob singer defeated big-name rivals such as Hong Kong's "God of Songs" Jacky Cheung.
The Best Mandarin Female Singer prize went to the versatile Chua.
"I am really proud because there are so many talented and creative singers this year," said an emotional Chua as she accepted the prize from fellow Singaporean Stefanie Sun.
Chua beat Sun, Malaysia's Jasmine Leong, Penny Tai as well as Taiwan's Fanfan Fan and Cheer Chen with her latest work "Amphibian" -- a passionate tale of a love triangle.
Producer-singer David Tao, who led the nominations with six nods, took home the prize for Best Mandarin Pop Album for "The Great Leap 2005".
Taiwan's "Father of Aboriginal Folk Songs" Hu Defu, better known as Kimbo, won two awards -- Song of the Year and Best Lyrics -- for "Pacific Wind."
Though losing the best songstress award, Malaysia's Tai rebounded by taking the Best Composer award for her latest album "Crazy Love".
Cheer Chen's won the Best Producer and Best Music Video Director awards for her "A Fabulous Adventure".
Malaysian singer Lim Yee Chung won the Best Newcomer award with his debut record "1st".
Artists from Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia competed in 31 categories at the 17th Golden Melody Awards.
