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[Crazy for Celine]

More famous than IACBTMN? In what world?

 

i think they were trying to say that TTWII and Ashes are more famous than I’m Alive because i think they replied the previous post which is “I hope they considered I’m Alive as her next signature song”.

[CourageProject]

 

 

More famous than IACBTMN? In what world?

ni probably not more than IACBTMN, but those are signature songs also. A lot of people know her becuz of DEADPOOL. I've always heard people recognise her by "that deadpool song"

 

 

Ajd I don't think TTWII needs any justification. Céline has a lot of signature songs i guess.

 

 

 

Edited July 7, 2023 at 03:00 PM by CourageProject

[Davey84]

For their 20th anniversary album Il Divo (with the new member) recorded IACBTMN. I wonder how bombastic that will be! lol

And they recorded TPOL, Jennifer Rush version... uhuhhh)

 

https://www.jpc.de/j...x/hnum/11679954

 

[Abodi2002]

So someone on reddit made a post saying this song should have been on Let's Talk About Love album instead of Falling Into You. I think it fits better on Falling Into You but would love to hear others opinions.

[DCCeline]

So someone on reddit made a post saying this song should have been on Let's Talk About Love album instead of Falling Into You. I think it fits better on Falling Into You but would love to hear others opinions.

 

I think youre mistaken. They said Is Nothing Sacred Anymore should have been the IACBTMN of LTAL

[ryba]

 

 

I think youre mistaken. They said Is Nothing Sacred Anymore should have been the IACBTMN of LTAL

man that song was good! But whenever I hear it it kind feels unfinished. I can’t believe that back then they were not able to find a producer who would make a hit song version out of it. Edited January 25, 2025 at 07:53 AM by ryba

[Céline RO]

man that song was good! But whenever I hear it it kind feels unfinished. I can't believe that back then they were not able to find a producer who would make a hit song version out of it.

 

Didn’t Jim Steinman give it to Meat Loaf in exchange for not giving him IACBTMN? I’m sure there was an agreement with Céline at the time not to release this song, as it would’ve overshadowed Meat Loaf’s release for sure.

Edited January 25, 2025 at 02:23 PM by Céline RO

[Abodi2002]

 

 

I think youre mistaken. They said Is Nothing Sacred Anymore should have been the IACBTMN of LTAL

So I just took a screenshot of the post and put it through be my AI and it mentioned There's Nothing Secret anymore, which voiceover did not read that to me before which probably lead to the confusion. Edited January 25, 2025 at 03:21 PM by Abodi2002

[comingback]

INSA was meant for LTAL. Her voice was amazing. It's a shame they didn't release it.

 

Meat Loaf released the song on his GH album in 1998.

Edited January 25, 2025 at 05:25 PM by comingback

[DCCeline]

So I just took a screenshot of the post and put it through be my AI and it mentioned There's Nothing Secret anymore, which voiceover did not read that to me before which probably lead to the confusion.

 

Yeah the post is a youtube clip of INSA and the title says "justice for the IACBTMN of Lets Talk About Love"

 

Its just comparing the Jim Steinman song how it could have been a big hit if on LTAL

 

[ryba]

If they released it on LTAL it would be the biggest song on the album! (Along with MHWGO). I will never understand whey purposefully held back!!!

[Del]

I thought it was dropped because they either couldn’t agree on a final version or had something to do with handing over the rights of the song. Kinda how The Reason was dropped as the album name.

[CelinesDIVO5]

I thought it was dropped because they either couldn’t agree on a final version or had something to do with handing over the rights of the song. Kinda how The Reason was dropped as the album name.

 

It was the latter.

[WCD199317]

A article about the making of the Celine version in studios and for the music video:

 

https://www.theandreawarner.com/cbc-music/2022/1/16/celine-dion-meat-loaf-jim-steinman-and-the-weird-wonderful-history-of-its-all-coming-back-to-me-now