The Eight Dimensions

The Eight Dimensions (simplified Chinese: 八度空间; traditional Chinese: 八度空間) is the third studio album by Taiwanese singer Jay Chou. It was released on July 18, 2002, by BMG Taiwan and Alfa Music.^[1]

The album was nominated for five Golden Melody Awards.^{[citation needed]} The album also won for an IFPI Hong Kong Top Sales Music Award for Best Selling Mandarin Album of the Year.^[2]

The tracks, "Secret Sign", "Back to the Past", and "The Final Battle", are listed at number 1, number 5, and number 42 respectively on the 2002's Hit FM Top 100 Singles of the Year chart.^[3]

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Track listing

All music is composed by Jay Chou

No.	Title	Lyrics	Length
1.	"Orc" (半獸人)	Vincent Fang	4:05
2.	"Peninsula Ironbox" (半島鐵盒)	Jay Chou	5:17
3.	"Secret Signal" (暗號)	Hsu Shih-chang	4:28
4.	"Dragon Fist" (龍拳)	Vincent Fang	4:32
5.	"Where's the Train Going?" (火車叨位去)	Vincent Fang	4:34
6.	"Split" (分裂)	Jay Chou	4:12
7.	"Grandpa's Tea" (爺爺泡的茶)	Vincent Fang	3:57
8.	"Back to the Past" (回到過去)	Will Liu	3:51
9.	"Little Ironsmith in Milan" (米蘭的小鐵匠)	Vincent Fang	3:58
10.	"The Final Battle" (最後的戰役)	Vincent Fang	4:11

Awards

Award	Category	Nominated work	Result
Golden Melody Awards	Best Pop Vocal Album	The Eight Dimensions	Nominated
	Best Album Producer	Jay Chou for The Eight Dimensions	Nominated
	Best Lyricist	Vincent Fang for "Grandpa's Tea"	Nominated
	Best Musical Arranger	Eric Hong for "Dragon Fist"	Nominated
	Best Musical Arranger	Baby Chung for "The Final Battle"	Nominated

References

^ (in Chinese) JVR Music The Eight Dimensions album info 18 July 2002. Retrieved 2011-03-27
^ IFPI Hong Kong 2002 IFPI Hong Kong Album Sales Awards winners list Archived 2 July 2012 at the Wayback Machine Retrieved 2011-04-19
^ (in Chinese) HITO Radio Hit Fm Annual Top 100 Singles Chart 2002 (#1 to 50) Retrieved 2011-04-16

External links

(in Chinese) Jay Chou discography@JVR Music

v t e Jay Chou
Awards Discography Songs Tours
Studio albums	Jay (2000) Fantasy (2001) The Eight Dimensions (2002) Yeh Hui-mei (2003) Common Jasmin Orange (2004) November's Chopin (2005) Still Fantasy (2006) On the Run! (2007) Capricorn (2008) The Era (2010) Wow! (2011) Opus 12 (2012) Aiyo, Not Bad (2014) Jay Chou's Bedtime Stories (2016) Greatest Works of Art (2022)
Live albums	The One Concert (2002) 2004 Incomparable Concert (2005) 2007 the World Tours (2008) The Era 2010 World Tour (2011) Opus Jay World Tour (2016)
EPs	Fantasy Plus (2001) Hidden Track (2003) Initial D (2005) Fearless (2006) Curse of the Golden Flower (2006)
Soundtrack albums	Secret (2007)
Compilation albums	Initial J (2005)
Films directed	Secret (2007) The Rooftop (2013)
Television series directed	Pandamen (2010)
Companies and brands	J Team
Related articles	Vincent Fang Hannah Quinlivan Patrick Brasca
Category

v t e Taiwan best-selling albums (by year)
1990s	1992: The Words After Drunk – Jody Chiang 1993: The Goodbye Kiss – Jacky Cheung 1994: Too Silly – Eric Moo 1995: True Love Compilation – Jacky Cheung 1996: Sisters – A-mei 1997: Bad Boy – A-mei 1998: Love Like Pacific Ocean – Richie Jen 1999: Can I Hug You, Lover? – A-mei
2000s	2000: I'm OK – David Tao 2001: Kite – Stefanie Sun 2002: The Eight Dimensions – Jay Chou 2003: Yeh Hui-mei – Jay Chou 2004: Common Jasmin Orange – Jay Chou 2005: November's Chopin – Jay Chou 2006: Dancing Diva – Jolin Tsai 2007: Agent J – Jolin Tsai 2008: Poetry of the Day After – Mayday 2009: Butterfly – Jolin Tsai
2010s	2010: Rashomon – Show Lo 2011: Only for You – Show Lo 2012: 9ood Show – Show Lo 2013: Lion Roar – Show Lo 2014: The Best of 1999-2013 – Mayday 2015: Love Killah – SpeXial 2016: History of Tomorrow – Mayday 2017: Message in a Bottle – JJ Lin 2018: Aliens – Hua Chenyu 2019: Ugly Beauty – Jolin Tsai
2020s	2020: New World – Hua Chenyu 2021: Strange Pool – Oaeen 2022: Greatest Works of Art – Jay Chou

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