A very interesting article on the history of "It's all coming back to me now"

[Your_Su_Phu]

http://music.cbc.ca/#!/blogs/2016/2/Celine-Dion-Meat-Loaf-more-the-weird-wonderful-and-sometimes-sad-history-of-Its-All-Coming-Back-to-Me-Now

 

It includes recent interviews with the director of the MV, as well as Elaine Caswell (the original singer from Pandora's Box). Read it and leave a nice comment for Celine!

[LukeD]

My favorite part is that she hurt her legs while creating the video and said nothing about it. It is one of these little stories that you know they're true (caue there is no motive for this person to lie for something that happened 20 years ago) and that prove Celine's professionalism.

 

I watched the music video shortly after reading this article just to see Celine running barefoot in the mansion!

Edited February 23, 2016 at 03:51 PM by LukeD

[celine4evauk]

And the bit where he said he'd work with celine every day if he could 💝

[meanttofly]

Thank you so much. Great to read the story behind a song so well known for us. I had never seen the Pandora's video. It's deffinitely Total Eclipse of The Heart Part 2. BTW I can't believe I had necer hear the 8 mins live version from the FIY Tour:

Amazing!!

[TiagoFragoso05]

that's amazing !!

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Celine # 6

[scielle]

Interesting read: https://theawl.com/its-all-coming-back-to-me-now-is-a-very-weird-song-6571331a8667

 

Excerpt:

"So often, pop ballads seem to have come off a conveyor belt, designed for maximum appeal by multiple songwriters with minimal risk-taking in the composition. It’s all carefully processed to gently play in the background of your commute. But occasionally, you get truly unique weirdos like Jim Steinman and songs like “It’s All Coming Back to Me Now.” Céline was really going for it in 1996, and she made the decision to have this tune kick off her album. How incredibly bold! She didn’t play it safe, at all, and she was right. I’ve been listening to this song on repeat for weeks now and I have to say, it’s a thrill. That Jim Steinman, he’s just a mad man with an incredibly unique style and sound. Yes, it can sound like a bit much at times, but the grandeur of it all is a little bit intoxicating. Sometimes, I just want to sit back, put on a song like this, and be taken on an epic, slightly cheesy ride for almost eight minutes."