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| All About Men | |
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| Compilation album by Various artists | |
| Released | 2005 |
| Label | Universal Music Group |
All About Men is a CD which is presented by Universal Music and produced by TVB Music Limited. The songs in this CD are all by male actors. This CD was produced in April 2005.
| Number | Name of the song | Singer | Drama | Kind of the song |
| 01 | 心計 | Hacken Lee | Revolving Doors of Vengeance | Opening theme |
| 02 | 別怪她 | Ron Ng | Revolving Doors of Vengeance | Ending theme |
| 03 | 三角兩面 | Kevin Cheng | Food For Life | Ending theme |
| 04 | 呼叫 | Patrick Tang | Megami Tensei | Opening theme |
| 05 | 領會 | Raymond Lam | Lethal Weapons of Love and Passion | Ending theme |
| 06 | 和你的每一天 | Bowie Lam | Healing Hands | Ending theme |
| 07 | 世上無難事 | Frankie Lam | The Herbalist's Manual | Opening theme |
| 08 | 不死傳說 | Eason Chan | Fullmetal Alchemist | Opening theme |
| 09 | 心花無限 | Moses Chan | Love Bond | Opening theme |
| 10 | 隨時候命 | Ekin Cheng | Always Ready | Opening theme |
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