8 thoughts on “ Believe - Cher - Believe (CD, Album) ”

1. The quality of CHER and the impact of the BELIEVE album is without doubt. I can't begin to explain how much this Believe means to so many people, but please buy the CD and avoid this vinyl release. As compared to the CD, there are literally layers of beats and sounds that are lost or subdued on the vinyl release and it is immediately noticeable on the first song/5().

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2. Nov 10,  · Believe CD WARNER, , 10 Track encoverglixida.booksmoworlgipunkfortsanlentvalidithe.co Cher's recording career has long taken a back seat to her acting pursuits, but with Believe she's back with a vengeance as a throbbing disco diva. Although no fewer than five producers with dance pedigrees are along for the project (including Todd Terry, Junior Vasquez of Madonna fame, and Rob Dickins, who helped /5().

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3. Taking a cue from Madonna's Ray of Light, Cher goes Euro-disco on this platter of electro-beats and pulsating club rhythms. But where Madonna's ease into the genre offshoot almost was an identifiable part of her career and culture (and therefore a sonically charged and thrilling listen), Believe comes off like Cher's latest playground move. Working with a stable of competent European studio 5/

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4. CHER-BELIEVE what a powerful song! This cd just takes hold of you and wont let go!! Talk about a sing-a-long, you will find yourself BELIEVING in the power of CHER! very well produced album with top notch dance/pop technology and CHER! I loved every song on this album!

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5. Cher began working on Believe in summer in London, meeting with producers Mark Taylor and Brian Rawling, who had previously worked with Rob Dickins; additional producers included Todd Terry (“Taxi Taxi”) and Junior Vasquez (who had to originally worked on “Dov’ L’Amore” but when he sent back his version from New York, it was rejected by Dickens, who decided instead to give the /10(44).

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6. The vocoder-crazy title cut was a huge hit in , marking Cher's 10 zillionth, truly incredible return to the Top 10, this time apparently as a robot. Other songs on this album feature recreations of the singer's real voice running through songs that are a distillation of late '90s teen pop, techno and R&B styles.

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7. Cher's 22nd full-length studio album, released in October It peaked at #4 on the Billboard in the US and at #7 in the UK.

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8. Listen to Believe, the twenty-second studio album by Cher. © Warner Bros. Records.

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