(南华早报时有出现辛辣句子 比中文报好看 可惜娱乐新闻篇幅比较少) （香港）[南华早报] 2008-10-17 With local music about as popular as Lehman Brothers bonds, more than 40 artists showed up at Watermark on Wednesday to support online platform MOOV's expansion beyond just Netvigator users. Among those in the house were Denise Ho Wan-sze, Kary Ng Yu-fei, Miriam Yeung Chin-wah, Soler, Alex Fong Nik-sun, Ivana Wong Yuen-chi and Charlene Choi Cheuk -yin. Sadly, many of them also left not long after having their photo taken and performing the required promotional schtick, which is an apt reflection on why most Cantopop these days sucks so badly. Ultimately, the night belonged to real musicians - the ones performing live on stage. Led by guitarist Eugene Pao and drummer Jun Kung, the group jammed enthusiastically and even accompanied guest vocalists Justin Lo and Khalil Fong Dai-tung for the night's highlight. The two sang together for a rousing rendition of Al Green's Let's Stay Together and Prince's Sexy MF. "Nowadays it's harder to get people to really listen to music," Fong admitted. "I think someday, we won't have physical products like CDs anymore. It's not practical and it's not environmentally friendly. I hope there will be a good method for people here to buy music online." That's music to MOOV's ears. 照片（这次不用寻找他的位置了 *0*）： http://www.scmp.com/files/SCMP/Life/Static%20Files/SCM_News_MOOV.jpg --

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