Voice Loss Incident
Though the concert was generally well received, one can tell that Joey's voice sounded a bit strained during the concert (she said so herself during the start of the third show). In fact, Joey started losing her voice in October while recording her album "Solemn on Stage", and the situation got worse up until early 2002 when Joey took a hiatus for several months, training abroad in Los Angeles and getting acupuncture treatment in Nanjing. This became known as Joey's "voice loss incident", and till this today, Joey still says that this was the lowest point in her career.
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