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New French single, "Encore Un Soir" - May 24th, 2016


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There was a TV special in Vegas for 1F4T. (The audience seemed a little bit irritated, they couldn't handled Celine's great french music. :giggle: )

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVkkqKSnjbc

 

It's cool to see JJG on the guitar :) .

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There was a TV special in Vegas for 1F4T.

I'm happy she has long hair now haha :laugh:

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Celine is the reason I am now fluent in French. Had I not been a fan of Celine, I would probably have stopped studying the language years ago, instead I carried on learning all through high school and I am now about to finish my degree in French & Economics :)

 

Nicely done!

You're not alone. It's how I ended up learning French, too, and it's one of the main reasons I moved to Montreal for my undergrad (albeit not in French, but still). ;)

And I'm fairly sure there are plenty more like us, so to all those who complained when Celine got her Legion d'honneur for her contribution to the French language - take note.

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I re-discovered the album Celine Dion a few weeks ago, and yeah you are right, from start to end it just flows.

ALL the songs are good and amazing.

 

With LMBTL it would first be a "nightgown" album she said, than a vegas album, then 50/50 new and vegas, and we got uptempo new sound, adele, vegas, thrown together on 1 disc.

 

I really wonder how this album will be, considering she started recording last year before Rene's passing, and after.

Curious if it had any impact on song choices and "theme"

 

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LMBTL stops being coherent the second ''Overjoyed'' kicks in. ''At Seventeen'' is not helping either. The remaining 11 songs would give a better result.
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Being a Céline Dion fan and learn French should be mandatory. Most of her best material ever and lyrics are there.

 

Haha and the other way around is also true. Celine's "Falling Into You" booklet was the first thing i read in English. I was about 8 or 9. I tried to enunciate clearly all the words and tried to understand them fully. So i started learning English because of Celine.

 

I remember listening to "Make You Happy" and thought she was saying "Homosapiens" right at the beginning of the song (its the same word in French). That's when i thought to myself: i better start learning English...

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I still remember studying her lyrics with a dictionary. Both French and English. The French part didn't go well at all and I was so happy when I finally got a chance to take a language course at the university. :laugh:
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Javier, You're spot on about 1 Fille. It's an underrated understated album.

 

1f&4t it's pure bliss to my ears lately. What hurts the most is that Céline herself rarely looks back to her past albums to give them some credit, not even to acknowledge that this or that piece of work was a work well done.

 

D'eux had most of its songs performed on the stage, but then SSDA started to suffer the consequences of Céline's rise to stardom: an excessive focus on a selection of songs that hit the charts in 1995, but forgetting that the rest of her albums still had many great songs to be presented to the public, both before D'eux and then after D'eux when SSDA was released (En attendant ses pas, Tous les blues sont écrits pour toi, L'abandon...) and then 1f&4t, D'elles, which suffered almost total neglection in her future concerts.

 

PQTME is to he French career as MHWGO to her English career. Both have eclipsed many Celine albums that could have enjoyed great success if they had been brought to the stage in time, instead of always singing the same hits for decades to come :down:

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"Hush, now... I see a light in the sky"

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[ANOTHER NIGHT] The calendar is suggesting that Celine Dion could release the new single upon her return to Las Vegas, before

sending it to the radio stations. We did in fact already hear just before René's death that the orchestra was rehearsing a new French song for the show. Furthermore, Sony has recently hinted the same assumption. What do you think of this launching strategy ?

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I was reading carefuly your posts and I agree with everything you wrote. There were some good comments here.

 

I would like to add my personal opinion. Maybe some won't agree, but I really think that the collaboration with Jean-Jacques Goldman is the best thing that happen to Céline's career.

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Maybe some won't agree, but I really think that the collaboration with Jean-Jacques Goldman is the best thing that happen to Céline's career.

 

Agreed. Now I just wish she'd do something similar in English.

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RH

[ANOTHER NIGHT] The calendar is suggesting that Celine Dion could release the new single upon her return to Las Vegas, before

sending it to the radio stations. We did in fact already hear just before René's death that the orchestra was rehearsing a new French song for the show. Furthermore, Sony has recently hinted the same assumption. What do you think of this launching strategy ?

 

This strategy makes sense, in fact, I think that "Encore Un Soir" could be the new opening song.

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I was reading carefuly your posts and I agree with everything you wrote. There were some good comments here.

 

I would like to add my personal opinion. Maybe some won't agree, but I really think that the collaboration with Jean-Jacques Goldman is the best thing that happen to Céline's career.

She still hasn't found the English equivalent of JJG and Eddy Marnay...
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She still hasn't found the English equivalent of JJG and Eddy Marnay...

 

I think she would have to spend time with a writer , so they can get to know her, talk with her. Like Eddy did. Think Linda Perry has probably got closer to the real celine in recent times than anyone else (talking english songs obviously).

My dream for a long time has been for 1 writer to write an english album for her, and then to produce it and be in the studio every day with her.

We can dream 😢

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I think she would have to spend time with a writer , so they can get to know her, talk with her. Like Eddy did. Think Linda Perry has probably got closer to the real celine in recent times than anyone else (talking english songs obviously).

My dream for a long time has been for 1 writer to write an english album for her, and then to produce it and be in the studio every day with her.

We can dream

True! My Love is such a gem! My favorite song from TC. I think Eg White seems promising too. DKL showed a beautiful side of Celine...!
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She still hasn't found the English equivalent of JJG and Eddy Marnay...

 

I really, REALLY want a collaboration with Elvis Costello. Because he can do any genre (including fabulous torch songs), and is one of the best English language songwriters on the planet.

 

Probably a snowball's chance in hell, but hey, a girl can dream. Seems I'm not alone though!

 

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True! My Love is such a gem! My favorite song from TC. I think Eg White seems promising too. DKL showed a beautiful side of Celine...!

Eg White was amazing for Céline I think! He did great things with her voice and his songs were amazing!

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I didn't know love until they loved me back to life because somebody loves somebody!

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LMBTL stops being coherent the second ''Overjoyed'' kicks in. ''At Seventeen'' is not helping either. The remaining 11 songs would give a better result.

The second Overjoyed kicks in it's like you walked straight into a brick wall. For me it completely ruins the vibe and mood of the album.
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The second Overjoyed kicks in it's like you walked straight into a brick wall. For me it completely ruins the vibe and mood of the album.

We can't forget the canned birds producing a... canned bird song :giggle:

I didn't know love until they loved me back to life because somebody loves somebody!

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We can't forget the canned birds producing a... canned bird song :giggle:

Each time the song comes on when I listen to the album I think, what is this? Then I hear the birds chirping and I hit skip, to the next song, which interesting enough is Thankful. Believe me, I'm thankful Overjoyed had been skipped. Haha
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I was reading carefuly your posts and I agree with everything you wrote. There were some good comments here.

 

I would like to add my personal opinion. Maybe some won't agree, but I really think that the collaboration with Jean-Jacques Goldman is the best thing that happen to Céline's career.

 

Eddy Marnay, Luc Plamondon, Jean-Jacques Goldman... each provided their art to create masterpieces in the end.

 

But what was revelated to me in "1 fille & 4 types" album is that other songwriters like Erick Benzi and Jacques Veneruso, who have been more in the shadow in Céline's career, they are incredibly talented too. And what's more, what these people can do when they work together in a same project is just AMAZING. These two guys haven't had the same participation and recognition in Céline's career as Jean-Jacques, but wow, these men do know how to write good songs and touch your emotions as well. Their songs are poetry in its best form (read "Apprends-moi" lyrics for example :wub:)

 

When you request an album to a sole author, the album can have many great songs, but maybe not all of them. There can be highs and lows, even fillers, and the author may feel the pressure to write 10 or 12 great songs, all and each of them, which is quite hard (that's why I can understand that Jean-Jacques Goldman has always refused to write a third album for Céline in its entirety, because the pressure is huge).

 

But when you gather 3 or 4 different songwriters together to do one same project, it is then when they do their best and each deliver the best songs they can write. To me, that's what happened with this album. Each author gave its best, and that shows in the album. There's not a bad song in it, nor a filler. That RARELY happens in any album, very rarely.

 

We need another album with 3-4 good songwriters, no more, and a coordinator that supervises the sound of the whole project. Then, I'm pretty sure we could have another memorable Céline album coming with very few disappointments (if any) :)

 

Who's up to see Céline forming a band with Jean-Jacques, Erick Benzi, Jacques Veneruso, Gildas Arzel and taking the road again? :P

 

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Some lyrics in 1f4t may be good, but the production the music is horrible...
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Some lyrics in 1f4t may be good, but the production the music is horrible...

 

What exactly do you consider so bad in the production?

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There is no such thing as a bad French Celine album to me... Each one takes you to a different place. I'm critical about everything but I still can't point out 1 bad French song of hers... Edited by LukeD
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