1.    Loved Me Back To Life
2.    Somebody Loves Somebody
3.    Incredible (duet with Ne-Yo)
4.    Water And A Flame
5.    Breakaway
6.    Save Your Soul
7.    Didn't Know Love
8.    Thank You
9.    Overjoyed (duet with Stevie Wonder)
10.    Thankful
11.    At Seventeen
12.    Always Be Your Girl
13.    Unfinished Songs
14.    How Do You Keep the Music Playing
15.    Lullabye (Goodnight, My Angel)

Even diva-pop moves on – something Celine Dion has acknowledged on her first English-language album in six years. While she hasn't completely abandoned the "more is more" vocalising that evokes locomotives and power stations, she has toned it down, exposing the nerve endings beneath the bombast. And she has veered away from Diane Warrenesque power balladry (though Warren does get a credit on the uncharacteristically lithe Unfinished Songs), toward tracks by Ne-Yo, Sia and Daniel Merriweather. The finished product is almost a reinvention. The Sia-penned title song pairs Dion with dubstep, showing how compelling she can be when there's a beat to work with; Water and a Flame is handsome Mark Ronsonish retro-soul with an Amy Winehouse crack in the vocal. A duet with Ne-Yo, Incredible, has her reverting to type with a trite ballad that vows their love will "go down in history" (like the Titanic and the iceberg, perhaps), but their voices do meld soulfully. Most striking of all is Janis Ian's memoir of ugly-duckling adolescence, At Seventeen, which Dion navigates with heartfelt sensitivity. --- Caroline Sullivan, theguardian.com

Pierwszy od 6 lat anglojęzyczny album jednej z najsłynniejszych i najbardziej cenionych wokalistek w historii muzyki pop - Celine Dion. Krążek "Loved Me Back To Life" był okazją do współpracy Celine z najznakomitszymi producentami i kompozytorami na świecie. Wśród nich znaleźli się m.in. Ne-Yo, Diane Warren, Stevie Wonder, Eg White (Adele), Daniel Merriweather, Babyface, szwedzki duet Play Production, Danny Mercer, Andrew Goldstein i Walter Afanasieff a na płycie oprócz głosu Celine usłyszymy także 2 duety - z Ne-Yo i legendarnym Stevie Wonderem. Tytułowy utwór "Love Me Back To Life", będący jednocześnie pierwszym singlem z płyty, napisała m.in. twórczyni hitów Rihanny, Shakiry, Davida Guetty czy Flo-Rida - Sia Furler. --- empik.com

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1-1 	–Céline Dion 	Je Ne Vous Oublie Pas (Inédit) 	3:35
1-2 	–Céline Dion 	Tous Les Secrets (Inédit) 	2:46
1-3 	–Céline Dion 	Pour Que Tu M'aimes Encore 	4:14
1-4 	–Céline Dion 	S'il Suffisait D'aimer 	3:35
1-5 	–Céline Dion, Garou 	Sous Le Vent 	3:32
1-6 	–Céline Dion 	Tout L'or Des Hommes 	3:01
1-7 	–Céline Dion 	Je Sais Pas 	4:32
1-8 	–Céline Dion 	On Ne Change Pas 	4:09
1-9 	–Céline Dion, Jean-Jacques Goldman 	J'irai Où Tu Iras 	3:26
1-10 	–Céline Dion 	Et Je T'aime Encore 	3:27
1-11 	–Céline Dion 	Destin 	4:15
1-12 	–Céline Dion 	Je Lui Dirai 	3:57
1-13 	–Céline Dion, Jean-Jacques Goldman 	Les Derniers Seront Les Premiers 	3:32
1-14 	–Céline Dion 	Vole 	2:57
1-15 	–Céline Dion 	Ziggy (Un Garçon Pas Comme Les Autres) 	2:58
1-16 	–Céline Dion 	L'amour Existe Encore 	3:50
1-17 	–Céline Dion, Il Divo 	I Believe In You 	4:01

2-1 	–Céline Dion 	Je Danse Dans Ma Tête 	4:12
2-2 	–Céline Dion 	On Traverse Un Miroir 	4:40
2-3 	–Céline Dion 	Partout Je Te Vois 	4:10
2-4 	–Céline Dion 	Le Blues Du Businessman 	4:31
2-5 	–Céline Dion 	Incognito 	4:38
2-6 	–Céline Dion 	Lolita (Trop Jeune Pour Aimer) 	4:19
2-7 	–Céline Dion 	Des Mots Qui Sonnent 	3:56
2-8 	–Céline Dion 	La Voix Du Bon Dieu 	3:18
2-9 	–Céline Dion 	D'amour Ou D'amitié 	4:00
2-10 	–Céline Dion 	Mon Ami M'a Quittée 	3:01
2-11 	–Céline Dion 	Tellement J'ai D'amour Pour Toi 	2:58
2-12 	–Céline Dion 	Les Chemins De Ma Maison 	4:13
2-13 	–Céline Dion 	Mélanie 	3:43
2-14 	–Céline Dion 	Une Colombe 	3:11
2-15 	–Céline Dion 	Ma Chambre 	4:13
2-16 	–Céline Dion 	Ne Partez Pas Sans Moi (Grand Prix De L'Eurovision 1988) 	3:07
2-17 	–Céline Dion 	Fais Ce Que Tu Voudras 	3:43
2-18 	–Céline Dion 	Quand On N'a Que L'amour 	3:48
2-19 	–Céline Dion 	Ce N'était Qu'un Rêve 	3:49

No doubt a companion piece to 1999's All the Way: A Decade of Song, On Ne Change Pas is a two-disc compendium of the other, mildly overlooked phase of Celine Dion's career: her performances sung entirely in her native tongue of Québecois French. While she soared up charts all over the globe with her hits sung in English, she also amassed quite a back catalog of hits ranging from dance-pop-friendly numbers to her familiar ground of passionate, melodramatic ballads. For those unfamiliar with this portion of her career (or for those who don't speak French), getting past the roadblock of not being able to understand the subject material will lead to a greater, more holistic appreciation of the depth and prolific output of her career in such a short span. At two discs, it's also a bit much Dion for anyone to swallow in one sitting, but on the plus side there are also a few new tracks, including her duet with Il Divo, "I Believe in You." ---Rob Theakston, Rovi

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01. Parler à mon père (2:55)
02. Le miracle (3:57)
03. Qui peut vivre sans amour ? (3:29)
04. L‘amour peut prendre froid (duo Johnny Hallyday) (3:29)
05. Attendre (3:28)
06. Une chance qu’on s’a (duo Jean-Pierre Ferland) (3:32)
07. La mer et l’enfant (3:08)
08. Moi quand je pleure (3:51)
09. Celle qui m’a tout appris (3:48)
10. Je n’ai pas besoin d’amour (3:32)
11. Si je n’ai rien de toi (4:01)
12. Que toi au monde (En cours) (3:51)
13. Tant de temps (duo Henri Salvador) (4:07)
14. Les petits pieds de Léa (4:00)
15. Ne me quitte pas (4:18)
16. Les jours comme ça (3:04)

Celine is back! She returns with her new French-language album ‘Sans attendre’, her first studio album in five years. Celine worked with top artists in the francophone music world including Jacques Veneruso, Luc Plamondon, David Esposito, Maxime Le Forestier and Stanislas to create a poignant album filled with pure emotion, evocative lyrics and powerful melodies. The first single, “Parler à mon père”, has enjoyed tremendous success in Quebec and throughout Europe maintaining the #1 position for 10 weeks on the Quebec charts! Several distinguished artists have joined voices with Celine to record duets on this album; French rock legend Johnny Hallyday on “L’amour peut prendre froid”, world-renown Quebec artist Jean-Pierre Ferland on “Une chance qu’on s’a” and the late Henri Salvador in a virtual duet titled “Tant de temps”.

The ‘Sans attendre’ Deluxe Edition includes 2 bonus tracks -“Les jours comme ça” and “Ne me quitte pas”, a classic by the late Jacques Brel, which Celine performs with so much emotion in her Las Vegas show. This fabulous edition also comes with a charming 2013 desk calendar featuring the album artwork.

‘Sans attendre’ marks Celine’s undeniable return with force! This is an album to discover… without delay! --- celinedion.com

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1. Taking Chances
2. Alone
3. Eyes On Me
4. My Love
5. Shadow Of Love
6. Surprise Surprise
7. This Time
8. New Dawn
9. Song For You
10. World To Believe In
11. Can't Fight The Feelin'
12. I Got Nothin' Left
13. Right Next To The Right One
14. Fade Away
15. That's Just The Woman In Me
16. Skies Of LA

In 2003, Celine Dion began a long-term engagement with Caesars Palace, performing a show based on her 2002 album, A New Day Has Come, at the Las Vegas casino five nights a week. The Vegas show was such a success that the powers that be wound up extending its run, eventually closing the production at the end of 2007, over a year later than originally planned. During these long five years, Dion trickled out some new releases -- there was a new collection called One Heart that hit the stores the day the whole Sin City affair started, as well as a few French-language albums, a document of the live show, and a soundtrack to Anne Geddes baby photographs -- but she never did a full-fledged, big-screen sequel to A New Day Has Come. She was saving that for when the Vegas extravaganza wrapped up, and as soon as it was ready to close, Dion was ready with Taking Chances, her first "official" pop album in five years.

Never one for subtlety, Celine Dion hammers home that her post-Vegas years are going to be different with the very title of Taking Chances, but she doesn't stop there. Not only is this the time for her to take chances, she's also full of surprises and there's a new day dawning. She sings that "just when you thought you got me figured out," she'll do something unexpected because she's a "chameleon" -- basically, any rebirth cliché that comes to mind pops up somewhere on Taking Chances, as Celine never lets listeners forget that she is beginning the next grand chapter of her career. In the pre-release push for the album, it was suggested that Dion was, well, taking chances with her music, and her enlisting of Evanescence's Ben Moody to produce and write a couple of tracks, while hiring Linda Perry to write another couple, suggested that this would indeed be a different kind of Celine album. And it is, at least a little bit. Over its long, long 16 tracks, Celine indulges in some glossy electronic beats on "Shadow of Love," flirts with hard rock on the Aldo Nova-written "Can't Fight the Feelin'" (the great Canadian AOR rocker writes three other tunes here, including "A Song for You," which borrows a title from Leon Russell but nothing else), tries to shimmy like Shakira on "Eyes on Me," and even tries to belt out the blues on "That's Just the Woman in Me," written by former Soft Boy Kimberley Rew.

Added to this are the understated but no less significant efforts to hitch her wagon to the numerous American Idols who imitate her style. Celine attempts to snatch Heart's "Alone" from Carrie Underwood and cribs from Kelly Clarkson's operatic rock, two blatant thieveries that, when combined with the quartet of explicit changeups, gives Taking Chances a vaguely desperate vibe, as if Celine needs to prove that she still reigns supreme among all divas. Although Dion can pull off these moves with strenuous skill, all the effort is for naught because these slight changes in sound wind up serving an album that doesn't feel that different than the same old Celine Dion. The album may not be as big and spangly as A New Day Has Come -- whose glittery surfaces and exaggerated arrangements were ideal for the Vegas chapter of Dion's career -- but it does play as a refurbished version of her 1996 blockbuster, Falling into You, overhauled for a new millennium. It lacks both the epic Jim Steinman songs and the Diane Warren ballads, yet their imprint remains, as their over the top formula is given a brushed aluminum finish -- a sleek, chilly, tasteful sound that fits the mood of the late 2000s. And if Taking Chances is anything, it's an album of its time: it offers extravagance in the guise of self-help, which can be alluring in doses -- especially those bizarre blues-rockers -- but it's just too much of a very expensive yet not particularly tasteful thing. ---Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi

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1 	Ouverture 	
2 	I Drove All Night 	
3 	J'irai Où Tu Iras 	
4 	Destin 	
5 	Taking Chances 	
6 	Et S'Il N'en Restait Qu'Une (Je Serais Celle-Là) 	
7 	L'Amour Existe Encore 	
8 	Dans Un Autre Monde 	
9 	All By Myself 	
10 	Je Sais Pas 	
11 	S'Il Suffisait D'Aimer 	
12 	Alone 	
13 	Medley Soul (Sex Machine, Soul Man, Lady Marmalade, Sir Duke, Respect, I Got The Feelin', I Got You (I Feel Good)) 	
14 	It's A Man's Man's Man's World 	
15 	River Deep, Mountain High 	
16 	My Heart Will Go On 	
17 	Pour Que Tu M'aimes Encore

Freed from her long-term Las Vegas engagement in 2007, Celine Dion took a similar spectacle on the road to support her 2007 album Taking Chances. The 2010 DVD/CD set Taking Chances World Tour: The Concert offers a souvenir of said tour, editing together highlights from late summer 2008 stints in Boston and Montreal. Celine throws an occasional curve ball -- her soul parade at the end of the show veers on high camp as she sings far too much James Brown for her own good -- but, as always, she gives the people what they want via a recitation of the expected hits in arrangements so splashy they sparkle even without the visuals. If this doesn’t sound like a good time, well, you’re not the audience -- this is for the fans and they will be pleased. ---Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi

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CD1
01. Celine Dion - My Heart Will Go On [4:41]
02. Celine Dion - Think Twice [4:49]
03. Celine Dion - It's All Coming Back To Me Now [5:20]
04. Celine Dion - A New Day Has Come (Radio Remix) [4:20]
05. Celine Dion - My Love (Live Version) [5:05]
06. Celine Dion - Taking Chances [4:04]
07. Celine Dion - That's The Way It Is [4:03]
08. Celine Dion - The Power Of Love [4:48]
09. Celine Dion - Because You Loved Me [4:35]
10. Celine Dion - Tell Him (feat. Barbra Streisand) [4:52]
11. Celine Dion - Falling Into You [4:19]
12. Celine Dion - I Drove All Night [4:00]
13. Celine Dion - I'm Alive [3:31]
14. Celine Dion - All By Myself [4:00]
15. Celine Dion - Alone [3:25]
16. Celine Dion - Immortality (feat. The Bee Gees) [4:12]
17. Celine Dion - Beauty And The Beast (feat. Peabo Bryson) [4:05]
18. Celine Dion - There Comes A Time [4:04]

CD2
01. Celine Dion - River Deep, mountain High [4:11]
02. Celine Dion - One Heart [3:25]
03. Celine Dion - I'm Your Angel [5:31]
04. Celine Dion - Only One Road [4:49]
05. Celine Dion - pour Que Tu M'aimes Encore [4:15]
06. Celine Dion - You & I [4:06]
07. Celine Dion - To Love You More [4:41]
08. Celine Dion - Eyes On Me [3:56]
09. Celine Dion - Have You Ever Been In Love [4:09]
10. Celine Dion - The Reason [5:00]
11. Celine Dion - Seduces Me [3:48]
12. Celine Dion - The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face [4:09]
13. Celine Dion - Dance With My Father [4:36]
14. Celine Dion - Misled [3:32]
15. Celine Dion - Love Can Move Mountains [3:59]
16. Celine Dion - Call The Man [6:03]
17. Celine Dion - Goodbye's [5:21]
18. Celine Dion - The Prayer [4:27]

Following the first Celine Dion collection, All the Way: A Decade of Song, by roughly a decade, My Love: Ultimate Essential Collection doubles almost everything about the initial collection: it covers two decades instead of one, has two discs, not one, and falls just short of having the double the songs. It's almost an overcompensation for how All the Way concentrated on newer recordings at the expense of hits, but then again Celine has had more hits in the ten years since All the Way, so it makes sense that My Love is a bigger, grander collection. The problem is, apart from her cover of Roy Orbison's "I Drove All Night," almost none of her new-millennium hits are as memorable as her singles from the '90s, so this double CD doesn't offer too much of an enticement for fans to replace 1999's single-disc set. But for those listeners who are looking for an overview of Celine Dion's two decades as an international superstar, My Love fits the bill well as it has all her big adult contemporary hits -- "Where Does My Heart Beat Now," "Beauty and the Beast," "If You Asked Me To," "Because You Loved Me," "It's All Coming Back to Me Now," and "My Heart Will Go On" -- all sequenced chronologically. ---Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi

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01. I'm Alive
02. Right In Front Of You
03. Have You Ever Been In Love
04. Rain, Tax (It's Inevitable)
05. A New Day Has Come (Radio Remix)
06. Ten Days
07. Goodbye's (The Saddest Word)
08. Prayer
09. I Surrender
10. At Last
11. Sorry For Love
12. Aun Existe Amor
13. The Greatest Reward
14. When The Wrong One Loves You Right
15. A New Day Has Come
16. Nature Boy

Like politicians, pop superstars staging a comeback need to be on message, devising a story line and sticking to it from conception to completion. Celine Dion's message is a simple one -- one that would be evident to anybody paying the slightest bit of attention. After a ballyhooed semi-retirement following 1999's semi-collection All the Way -- a retirement where she gave birth and tended to her manager/husband's recovery from cancer -- it was time to begin a new chapter in her life, something made explicit in the title of the comeback, A New Day Has Come. Of course, the new day is the new chapter of Celine's life -- she's still a caring, loving wife and mother, but she's ready to return to music with a vigor, including a three-year stint as the main attraction at Caesars in Las Vegas. Life -- or at least opportunists -- has a way of interfering with even the best-laid plans, and the week A New Day Has Come hit the stores, it was revealed that Dion's husband was the center of a dubious civil lawsuit claiming he raped a woman in Las Vegas in the late '90s, but the delivery of the message was so strong, so well-conceived, that this barely made a dent in the media blitz (no mention of it in a USA Today cover story the day of release, for instance). No matter your musical taste, you have to admire that feat, and to a certain extent you have to admire the construction of this album, as well, since it's about as perfect as it could be. That doesn't mean it's a perfect album, but it does exactly what it should do -- it doesn't deviate from Dion's mainstream audience, yet it dips its toe into modern music, particularly dance, while subtly addressing her status as a working mom (which somehow translates as she's a survivor), while keeping hip ("Nature Boy" at the end was surely included because of its prominence in Baz Luhrmann's pandering swill, Moulin Rouge). It's savvily sequenced, too, with the radio remix of the title track arriving before the original version! It's so carefully assembled that even stumbles like the bizarre "Rain, Tax (It's Inevitable)" wash away without much effort, which is a testament to how well-made this record is. There's really nothing to fault it on, actually -- it's more ambitious than it needs to be, covers more stylistic territory than any other Dion record, while never abandoning the middle-of-the-road; it's a balancing act that nobody since Barbra Streisand has been able to pull off. If there's any problem with the record, it's that the songs just aren't that particularly memorable, even after several spins. The mood shifts effortlessly, it never seems to stay in one place, but it never catches hold, either. Surely, some of these songs will define themselves through repeated plays on the radio, but oddly the lack of memorable songs doesn't hurt A New Day Has Come much at all, since the fact that it succeeds without real songs makes it all the more impressive. That's what staying on message is all about -- delivering the surface and the overall theme without delivering in the details -- and, in 2002, Celine Dion does that better than any of her peers. ---Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi

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01 Et S'il N'en Restait Qu'une (Je Serais Celle-La) 
02 Immensité 
03 A Cause 
04 Je Cherche L'ombre 
05 Les Paradis 
06 La Diva 
07 Femme Comme Chacune 
08 Si J'étais Quelqu'un 
09 Je Ne Suis Pas Celle 
10 Le Temps Qui Compte 
11 Lettre De George Sand A Alfred De Musset 
12 On S'est Aimé A Cause 
13 Berceuse

As she's prone to do every four years or so, Celine Dion released a French-language album called D'Elles in 2007, her first since 2003's stripped-down, folky 1 Fille & 4 Types. Sonically, D'Elles couldn't be more different than 1 Fille -- from its soaring majestic ballads to its chilly disco sheen, it's extremely European, with none of the homey trappings of the 2003 record -- but it does share one significant trait: it is also a concept album. This time, Dion has hired a bevy of female lyricists from France and Quebec to give this a common thread of songs about women, thereby making this lyrically and musically more cohesive than the glitzy, scattershot 2002 extravaganza A New Day Has Come, while being considerably less sentimentally gloppy than 2004's Miracle: A Celebration of New Life. In a way, this is Dion's most ambitious project in a long time, if not ever -- really, the only rival is that musically adventurous 1 Fille, and if D'Elles is a bit too careful musically, it nevertheless is unified as an album and shows some serious artistic ambition, two things her post-stardom English albums are often missing, and always to their detriment. ---Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi

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01. It's All Coming Back To Me Now
02. Because You Loved Me
03. Falling Into You
04. Make You Happy
05. Seduces Me
06. All By Myself
07. Declaration Of Love
08. (You Make Me Feel Like A) Natural Woman
09. Dreamin' Of You
10. I Love You
11. If That's What It Takes
12. I Don't Know
13. River Deep, Mountain High
14. Your Light
15. Call The Man
16. Fly

Celine Dion's Falling into You returned the Canadian vocalist to the top of the American charts, and for good reason. Although the album is formulaic, it's a well-executed, stylish, and catchy formula, accentuating her natural vocal charm. Dion shines on ballads like "Because You Love Me" and mock epics like Jim Steinman's "It's All Coming Back to Me Now." Between those two peaks, she tackles dance-pop and love songs with grace; that effortless elegance saves the mediocre material on the album from being tedious. Though there are a couple of weak tracks, Falling into You is a remarkably well-crafted set of adult contemporary pop and Dion's best album. ---Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi

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MTV Music History 2000

01. My Heart Will Go On    [0:04:38.32]
02. Tell Him (duet with Barbara Streisand)    [0:04:51.12]
03. All By Myself    [0:05:06.38]
04. Because You Loved Me    [0:04:33.69]
05. Think Twice    [0:04:42.12]
06. Falling Into You    [0:04:19.05]
07. Beauty And The Beast (duet with Peabo Bryson)    [0:04:03.71]
08. The Prayer (duet with Andrea Bocelli)    [0:04:28.39]
09. Pour Que Tu M'Aimes Encore    [0:04:11.56]
10. Where Does My Heart Beat Now    [0:04:30.01]
11. En Attendaut Ses Pas    [0:04:05.38]
12. Love Doesn't Ask Why    [0:04:07.02]
13. I Hate You When I Love You (duet with Luciano Pavarotti)    [0:04:43.25]
14. When I Fall In Love    [0:04:20.16]
15. I'm Your Angel (duet with R. Kelly)    [0:05:30.30]
16. Just Walk Away    [0:04:59.06]
17. Only The Road    [0:04:48.20] 

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