| Leslie Cheung discography | |
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| Studio albums | 24 |
| EPs | 4 |
| Live albums | 4 |
| Compilation albums | 33 |
| Remix albums | 4 |
This is the discography of Hong Kong singer Leslie Cheung. His studio album, Most Beloved (1995), sold over 300,000 copies in Hong Kong and over 500,000 copies in South Korea, and remains the best-selling album by a Hong Kong singer in South Korea. In addition, Admiration (1987) sold over 300,000 copies in South Korea.
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| Lover's Arrow (情人箭) |
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| Wind Blows On (風繼續吹) |
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| Craziness (一片痴) |
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| Leslie (Monica) |
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| For Your Heart Only (為你鍾情) |
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| Stand Up |
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| Past Love (當年情) |
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| Summer Romance |
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| Virgin Snow |
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| Hot Summer |
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| Leslie '89 |
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| Salute |
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| Final Encounter |
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| Red (紅) |
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| Countdown With You (陪你倒數) |
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| Big Heat (大熱) |
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| Everything Follows the Wind (一切隨風) |
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| A Better Tomorrow (英雄本色当年情) |
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| Admiration (愛慕) |
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| Refuse to Play (拒絕再玩) |
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| Riding Mood (兜風心情) |
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| Most Beloved (寵愛) |
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| Printemps |
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| Day Dreamin' |
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| I Like Dreamin' |
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| All These Years (這些年來) |
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| Crossover |
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| Leslie Cheung in Concert 88 |
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| Final Encounter of The Legend |
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| Leslie Cheung Live in Concert 97 |
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| Leslie Cheung Passion Tour |
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| Final Encounter of The Legend (2024 Remaster) |
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| Leslie Cheung in Concert 88 (Live in Hong Kong / Full Version) |
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| Year | Title | English Title | Label | Language |
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| 1985 | 全賴有你夏日精選 | All Because You Summer Compilation | Capital Artists | Cantonese |
| 1987 | 情難再續情歌集 | Hard To Continue Romance Love Song Compilation | Capital Artists | Cantonese |
| 1988 | 張國榮勁歌集 | Fast Song Compilation | Capital Artists | Cantonese |
| 1989 | 告別當年情珍藏版 | Final Encounter Compilation | Capital Artists | Cantonese |
| 1991 | 張國榮懷念經典 | Leslie Cheung Classics | Cinepoly | Cantonese |
| 1991 | Final Collection | Final Collection | Cinepoly | Cantonese |
| 1991 | 張國榮懷念經典 | Memory Collection | Cinepoly | Cantonese |
| 1992 | 張國榮經典金曲精選 | Ultimate | Cinepoly | Cantonese |
| 1992 | 張國榮浪漫 | Leslie Cheung Romance | China Record Group | Cantonese |
| 1992 | 張國榮英雄本色 | Leslie Cheung A Better Tomorrow | China Record Group | Mandarin |
| 1994 | 張國榮金蝶至尊精选 | 24K Gold Compilation | Cinepoly | Mandarin |
| 1994 | 狂戀—國語經典 | Crazy Love-Mandarin Classics | Cinepoly | Mandarin |
| 1994 | 狂戀—粵語經典 | Crazy Love-Cantonese Classics | Cinepoly | Cantonese |
| 1995 | 常在心頭 | Always In My Heart | Cinepoly | Cantonese |
| 1995 | 張國榮Leslie 17首至尊精選 | Leslie 17 Best Collections | Cinepoly | Cantonese |
| 1996 | 所有 | Everything | Cinepoly | Cantonese |
| 1996 | 為你鍾情 (精選) | For You Only Compilation | Cinepoly | Cantonese |
| 1997 | 哥哥的前半生 | Leslie's First Half | Capital Artists | Cantonese |
| 1998 | 光榮歲月 | Days of Glory | Capital Artists | Cantonese |
| 1999 | 精精精選 | Finest Selections | Capital Artists | Cantonese |
| 2000 | 永遠張國榮 | Forever Leslie Cheung | Rock Records | Cantonese/Mandarin |
| 2000 | The Best of Leslie Cheung | The Best of Leslie Cheung | Rock Records | Cantonese/Mandarin |
| 2001 | 哥哥情歌 | Leslie's Love Songs | Capital Artists | Cantonese |
| 2001 | Dear Leslie | Dear Leslie | Capital Artists | Cantonese |
| 2001 | 張國榮好精選 + Music Box | Leslie Cheung Classics + Music Box | Cinepoly | Cantonese |
| 2002 | 愛上原味張國榮 | Loving Original Leslie Cheung | Rock Records | Cantonese/Mandarin |
| 2003 | 摯愛張國榮 (1995–2003) | Leslie Cheung Endless Love (1995-2003) | Rock Records | Cantonese/Mandarin |
| 2004 | History.His-Story | History.His-Story | Capital Artists | Cantonese |
| 2009 | 最熱 | The Hottest | Universal | Cantonese |
| 2009 | 最紅 | The Most Popular | Universal | Cantonese |
| 2011 | Leslie Four Seasons | Leslie Four Seasons | Universal | Cantonese |
| 2013 | Miss You Much Leslie | Miss You Much Compilation | Universal | Cantonese |
| 2016 | 哥哥的歌 | In the Memories of Leslie Cheung | Capital Artists | Cantonese |
| 2020 | REVISIT | Revisit | Universal | Cantonese, Mandarin |
| 2023 | Remembrance Leslie | Remembrance Leslie | Universal | Cantonese, English |
| Year | Title | English Title | Label | Language |
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| 1987 | Dance Remix '87 | Dance Remix '87 | Cinepoly | Cantonese |
| 1988 | Leslie Remix 行動 | Leslie Remix Action | Cinepoly | Cantonese |
| 1990 | Leslie '90 New Mix plus Hits Collection | Leslie '90 New Mix plus Hits Collection | Cinepoly | Cantonese |
| 1991 | Miss You Mix | Miss You Mix | Cinepoly | Cantonese |
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| 1989 | To You | To You | Cinepoly | Cantonese/Mandarin | Korea-only album |
| 1995 | 當真就好 | Take it For Granted | Rock Records | Mandarin | Japan-only single |
| 1996 | 有心人 | A Man of Intention | Rock Records | Cantonese | Japan-only single |
| 1997 | Double Fantasy | Double Fantasy | Rock Records | Cantonese/Mandarin/English | Japan-only album |
| 1998 | Everybody | Everybody | Rock Records | Mandarin | Japan-only single |
| 1998 | Gift | Gift | Rock Records | Mandarin | Japan-only album |
| 1999 | The Best of Leslie Cheung | The Best of Leslie Cheung | Rock Records | Cantonese/Mandarin | Japan-only compilation |
| 2000 | 大熱 + Untitled | Big Heat + Untitled | Universal | Cantonese | Japan-only album |
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| 1988 | "Miss You" (想你) | |
| 1988 | "Silence is Golden" (沉默是金) | A vocal duet by Samuel Hui and Cheung Covered in Minnan under the title 海海人生 by Chen Ying-Git |
| 1988 | "Create Truth, Kindness and Beauty Together" (共創真善美) | Responds to a Hong Kong charitable event by government |
| 1989 | "Restart" (由零開始) | |
| 1989 | "When the Wind Comes Again" (風再起時) | Announces Cheung himself's retirement from music circle |
| 1989 | "One Night" (一晚) | A track by Connie Mak |
| 1989 | "Underneath the Sun Umbrella" (大陽傘下) | A track by Wong Yik (黃翊) |
| 1989 | "A Moth with Fire" (烈火燈蛾) | |
| 1990 | "Always Miss You" (永遠懷念你) | A track by Andy Hui |
| 1992 | "If You Understand My Suffering Difficulties" (如果你知我苦衷) | A track by Vivian Chow |
| 1993 | "Red Face, White Hair" (紅顏白髮) | A soundtrack for The Bride with White Hair , in which Cheung was the male protagonist 30th-Golden Horse Film Festival and Awards the Best Film Song |
| 1993 | "Lifetime Favourite" (一生最愛) | A track by Leon Lai |
| 1993 | "Forget You Just Like Forgetting Myself" (忘掉你像忘掉我) | A soundtrack for The Bride with White Hair 2 A track by Faye Wong |
| 1994 | "Surrender Declaration" (自首宣言) | A track by Julian Cheung |
| 1995 | "The Phantom Lover" (夜半歌聲) | A soundtrack for The Phantom Lover |
| 1995 | "Affectionate Embrace" (深情相擁) | A vocal duet by Winnie Hsin and Cheung himself |
| 1995 | "Lost You for a Lifetime" (一輩子失去了你) | A soundtrack for The Phantom Lover |
| 1996 | "Red" (紅) | |
| 1996 | "A Benevolent Person" (有心人) | A soundtrack for Who's the Woman, Who's the Man? |
| 1996 | "Long for More" (意猶未盡) | |
| 1998 | "From Now On" (以後) | |
| 1999 | "Harmful to be Alone" (寂寞有害) | |
| 1999 | "A Little Star" (小明星) | A soundtrack for The Kid |
| 2000 | "Me" (我) | |
| 2000 | "Great Fever" (大熱) | Awarded in 23rd-2000 RTHK Top 10 Gold Songs Awards, but Cheung gave up this honour |
| 2000 | "Treasure Myself Extremely" (極愛自己) | A debut single by Edison Chen |
| 2001 | "Noah's Ark" (挪亞方舟) | A theme song for CASH Golden Sail Music Awards by Composers and Authors Society of Hong Kong |
| 2002 | "So Far So Close" (這麼遠那麼近) | A track by Anthony Wong, and Cheung was the narrator in the song video |
| 2003 | "Red Butterfly" (紅蝴蝶) | |
| 2003 | "Dare Love" (敢愛) | |
| 2003 | "I See Your Kindness" (我知你好) | |
| 2003 | "Love of Glass" (玻璃之情) |
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| 1983 | "Troubled By Love Oneself" (情自困) | |
| 1983 | "A Excerpt" (片段) | |
| 1986 | "Fire of Love" (愛火) | |
| 1987 | "Difficult to Manipulate Love Oneself" (情難自控) | |
| 1989 | "A Moth with Fire" (烈火燈蛾) | |
| 1989 | "To You" | An English song |
| 1994 | "Two Flying Swallows" (雙飛燕) | A vocal duet by James Wong and Cheung |
| 2000 | "Owe Love to You" (欠了你的愛) |
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