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Ten Days in the Madhouse : ウィキペディア英語版 | Ten Days in the Madhouse
''Ten Days in the Madhouse'' is an album, by Denise Ho, released on December 12, 2008. It focuses on a kinder perspective of society's outcasts, which includes recovering mental patients.〔YesAsia's Professional Review of Ten Days In The Madhouse〕 Every song title in this album have a running theme of 4-character, taken from famous names of real celebrities and fictitious characters. The album was released in conjunction with Ho's documentary DVD titled "The Decameron" (十日談). ==Development and Inspiration== During the promotion of her third greatest hits album, "Goomusic Collection 2004-2008", Ho mentioned that she wanted to embrace social messages in her future work rather than telling her own stories. Since then, she started doing a lot of research with her long-time collaborator Yan Yan Mak who has previously worked with Ho and produced highly acclaimed music videos of Ho's. During the research, Ho was amused by the problem of lack of awareness towards the mentally disabled in Hong Kong. Since then, she decided to embrace this in her then-upcoming album and the documentary "The Decameron". Since the project involved the topic "mental disability" or what Hong Kong people would simply describe as craziness, she recruited the composer Hanjin Tan, who is well known for his non-commercial style music, and her elder brother Harris Ho, who is a formally trained musician, to be responsible for the composition and song-production of all the songs on the album.
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