From an idol, a creative songwriter after military services, a musical composer, to a producer for other artists, Chang was versatile in his works. He consistently paid attention to details and recordings, and strived to be experimental. In 1994, he released the second creative album “ Karaoke Live, Taipei, and I”. The album encompassed various styles, from rock, jazz, blues, folk, R&B, pop, gospel, soul, Chinese folk art shulaibao, and Taiwanese folk songs. It was also recorded in live band format. In UFO Records’ warehouse at Nangang, he practiced with musicians for two months before recording. In this album, Chang attempted to bring band values to Mandarin-speaking music.
