Living Proof Music Cd

Cher - Living Proof

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Living Proof      Artist : Cher      List Price : $11.98 USD        Your Price : $10.99 USD      ProductGroup: Music      Release Date : 2002-02-26      Studio : Warner Bros / Wea      Label : Warner Bros / Wea      Avg. Customer Rating : (163 reviews)

Reviews Customer Reviews for Living Proof      One of her best albums      Rating:      While the album "Believe" had a #1 hit that deserved to be so, it wasn't as good as her most recent album "Living Proof." I like all the songs and I like the general feel of the album. There are so many good songs like "Rain, Rain", "When You Walk Away", "Love One Another" and "When The Money's Gone." She may have worked with the same producers as she did with the "believe" album but this one's so much better. It could be possible that it's her best album period. I like Cher so much and I hope she releases another album soon. It's been too long since this one!     Customer Reviews for Living Proof Cd      Cher IS living proof that nothing can keep this woman down!      Rating:      Cher's follow-up release to her blockbuster album "Believe" was "Living Proof." It is another album in the dance/club music vein, though it is a darker and much more cynical collection than "Believe." Cher pulls it off beautifully though. Right before this album came out, 9/11 happened. Cher dedicates the tribute song "A Song For the Lonely" to the "Courageous People of New York" who endured through the horrible event. When I last saw her in concert (Farewell Tour, 2005, Glendale AZ) and this video was shown in the ampitheater, I was struck by the WTC symbolism and how moving the song was. This CD has a link to the video and it is definitely worth watching. I think "Believe" was a much-more commercially viable disc than "Living Proof," though I think that "Living Proof" is a more powerful recording. It also took me a few listenings for me to really start to like it. It's packed with great songs. I always thought that Diane Warren's "Body to Body, Heart to Heart" should have been released as a single. The record company antics of releasing different versions of the disc in the U.S. and Europe are a bit tiresome: the European versions contained additional songs and short-changed U.S. fans. The same company did the same thing with the "It's A Man's World" disc in the mid-90s. It's all about the bucks, I know, but enough is enough.