Yes, I was wondering if there was a Cher rate too, would happily take part if one were to start up again.
1987-1995 is the best Cher era.
Cher, Heart of Stone and Love Hurts are fantastic.
Its A Mans World is hit and miss, but this is an absolute gem.
Yes Believe has great singles and a whole lot of filler. Luckily Living Proof which followed is flawless!I found the Believe album really disappointing. Not only in terms of what the single promised, but compared to all her albums from 1987-95.
The strongest album tracks for sure.Taxi Taxi and Runaway stand out from the album tracks for me.
Heart of Stone is full of fantastic songs. Love On A Roof Top and Kiss To Kiss, for instance, are a cut above some songs that were released as singles by other artists (within the AC/MOR) back then. One of my favourite albums.Both the self-titled and Heart of Stone albums are peak Cher for me.
I always assumed Emotional Fire was going to be a single. I was surprised Heart Of Stone (which I love) was remixed and released instead.Heart of Stone is amazing, outside of the singles I love You Wouldn't Know Love, Love On a Rooftop, Emotional Fire and Does Anybody Really Fall In Love Anymore?
Emotional Fire is actually my all time favourite Cher song, it's so dramatic and over the top and I love that the histrionic backing vocals (including Bonnie Tyler) actually manage to drown Cher of all people out by the crescendo!
A gem of a song that one I think.Heart of Stone is amazing, outside of the singles I love You Wouldn't Know Love, Love On a Rooftop, Emotional Fire and Does Anybody Really Fall In Love Anymore?
Emotional Fire is actually my all time favourite Cher song, it's so dramatic and over the top and I love that the histrionic backing vocals (including Bonnie Tyler) actually manage to drown Cher of all people out by the crescendo!
This deluxe bonus track is such a bop, hard to believe it's a Timbaland production!