Rushmoras August 5 Share August 5 Fifth Cher album "Backstage" (1968). A decent one, I think I'm starting to hear somewhat modern sound in this one and some variety in arrangements (although, that was present in the previous one as well). 1 Link to comment
Rushmoras August 6 Share August 6 13 hours ago, One4Sorrow2TooBad said: I sorta remember that episode on Moonlighting, was it a dream sequence? Or were they at some stake-out, can't remember... Anyways, sixth Cher album "3614 Jackson Highway" (1969). It was alright, nothing outstanding so far. 1 Link to comment
Rushmoras August 7 Share August 7 Seventh Cher album "Chastity Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" (1969). I don't know whether I'd say that this was a studio album from Cher, but... her motion picture soundtrack so far... yep, I'm gonna say 10/10. Very chillax and good quality album, which is vastly different from her previous ones, and clearly shows that professionals were working on it. Link to comment
BlueSkies August 8 Share August 8 Lady Gaga’s Joanne album. It’s not a bad album but I liked The Fame and Born This Way more. Her sound here sounds more refined if you will. No screaming Gaga in her sings like Bad Romance for example. Was my favorite song off it 2 1 Link to comment
One4Sorrow2TooBad August 8 Share August 8 Remember this one playing a lot on MTV back in the 80s 1 Link to comment
BlueSkies August 8 Share August 8 11 hours ago, One4Sorrow2TooBad said: Remember this one playing a lot on MTV back in the 80s The song that is great. That video though 🤮 1 Link to comment
Rushmoras August 8 Share August 8 Eight Cher album "Gipsies, Thieves and Tramps" (1971). Definitely better than most of her studio albums, but not as good as that movie soundtrack album. 2 Link to comment
Rushmoras August 9 Share August 9 Ninth Cher album "Foxy Lady" (1972). This might be, so far, her 10 out of 10 album yet. I have no negatives to say about any of the songs. She really did grow in those six years as a musician... 2 Link to comment
Jaded August 10 Share August 10 On 8/8/2024 at 11:44 AM, BlueSkies said: The song that is great. That video though 🤮 After I found out he was singing about a 16 yr old girl in that song I kind of lost interest in it. It doesn't sound bad though. Link to comment
BlueSkies August 10 Share August 10 8 hours ago, Jaded said: After I found out he was singing about a 16 yr old girl in that song I kind of lost interest in it. It doesn't sound bad though. This was a podcast Robert Tepper the writer of the song spoke a little about it. Bottom line it sounded to him he didn't minimize the lyrics but it was a different time back 40 years ago. He goofed on the music video though 1 Link to comment
Rushmoras August 10 Share August 10 Tenth Cher album "Half-Breed" (1973). It's quite decent album, more of the same as her previous one. Definitely at leas an eight out of ten. Link to comment
BlueSkies August 11 Share August 11 Chromatica album I just listened too. Decent enough but I still like The Fame and Born This Way the best. I’ve always been a secret Gaga lover. Maybe because I’m just jealous but her fiancé rubs me as sorta shady. 1 Link to comment
Jaded August 11 Share August 11 I love that song Rain On Me. --------------------------- 2 Link to comment
One4Sorrow2TooBad August 11 Share August 11 Robbie owns this song, unfortunately Taylor doesn't have the voice for this depth of song. The crowd went nuts when Robbie started singing ! 1 Link to comment
Annber03 August 11 Share August 11 9 hours ago, Anela said: I have this Chappell Roan song stuck in my head. I've seen some people on another site I go to raving about this artist, and I'd never heard her music before. Clearly will have to change that - I liked this! Very '80s-sounding :D. This song's been in my head recently - I keep hearing it on some '80s station I listen to sometimes. I like this song, too - I just think the chorus is pretty: 3 1 Link to comment
Palimelon August 11 Share August 11 One of the best disco songs ever. Also, you can never go wrong with having Loleatta Holloway on your song as well. 1 1 1 Link to comment
BlueSkies August 11 Share August 11 (edited) 10 hours ago, Jaded said: I love that song Rain On Me. --------------------------- Her mom seems very nice 6 hours ago, Palimelon said: One of the best disco songs ever. Also, you can never go wrong with having Loleatta Holloway on your song as well. This was such a great video. Long long before showing diverse groups of people on TV or what not became cool forced there was Dan Edited August 11 by BlueSkies 1 1 1 Link to comment
Palimelon August 11 Share August 11 Quote Long long before showing diverse groups of people on TV or what not became cool forced I don't think that's why people are or were doing it. 1 Link to comment
Jaded August 11 Share August 11 I'm glad that NKOTB started making music again in the late 2000's. I'm also glad that people liked it enough to where they've been able to stick around. 1 Link to comment
Jaded August 11 Share August 11 I was reminded of this song after listening to the previous one. I haven't heard this one since around the time it came out. I didn't really listen to the lyrics closely. Today I did though and uh I sure didn't realize Jordan was singing about holding someone down in bed....👀 1 Link to comment
Rushmoras August 11 Share August 11 Eleventh (JFC, already eleven) Cher album "Dark Lady" (1974). More or less like the previous one. Decent. Link to comment
Rushmoras August 11 Share August 11 13 hours ago, One4Sorrow2TooBad said: Robbie owns this song, unfortunately Taylor doesn't have the voice for this depth of song. The crowd went nuts when Robbie started singing ! Yeah, Robbie is one of the GOAT live singers out there, no doubt! Also, this song is f'in classic 1 Link to comment
Annber03 August 11 Share August 11 3 hours ago, Jaded said: I was reminded of this song after listening to the previous one. I haven't heard this one since around the time it came out. I didn't really listen to the lyrics closely. Today I did though and uh I sure didn't realize Jordan was singing about holding someone down in bed....👀 Oh, man, I haven't heard this song in years. I remember this one being played on The Box back in the day. 1 Link to comment
Rushmoras August 12 Share August 12 Twelfth Cher album "Take Me Home" (1979). So, she made a five year break, and came out with quite differently sounding album from the rest. Half of the album I would consider to be dance beats. Also, I did not know that Take Me Home was Cher's song. Link to comment
One4Sorrow2TooBad August 13 Share August 13 Dan Hartman is__ the man! Great cover by Take That on this hit. 3 Link to comment
BlueSkies August 13 Share August 13 8 minutes ago, One4Sorrow2TooBad said: Dan Hartman is__ the man! Great cover by Take That on this hit. This seems an appropriate response. Dan The Man! 1 Link to comment
Rushmoras August 13 Share August 13 Thirteenth Cher album "Prisoner" (1979). Another dance music type album, and quite better than her previous one. 1 Link to comment
Rushmoras August 14 Share August 14 Fourteenth and second self-titled Cher album that came out in 1987, and as per typical 80s fashion, these I would say are in fashion of power ballads. It was alright. 1 1 Link to comment
Rushmoras August 15 Share August 15 Fifteenth (OMG, she probably album wise rivals Rolling Stones...) Cher album "Heart of Stone" (1989). Pretty much more of the same style as previous one just with more pronounced guitars in the background. Pretty good. 1 Link to comment
Rushmoras August 16 Share August 16 Sixteenth Cher album "Love Hurts" (1991). Named after her oh-so-meh cover of Nazareth's Love Hurts song. In terms of enjoyment, this was probably least joyful to listen to out of the last three albums, which I consider to be in modern music era... 1 Link to comment
Rushmoras August 17 Share August 17 Seventeenth Cher album "It's A Man's World" (1995). You know, up until track six, I really thought that this will a ten out of ten out of all her modern albums. But, nope. Long stretches after wards of so-so tracks... Link to comment
Palimelon August 17 Share August 17 I did like her cover of Walking in Memphis from that album. 2 Link to comment
Jaded August 18 Share August 18 I'm in a mood today so be forewarned that this is a depressing song. ---- 1 Link to comment
Rushmoras August 18 Share August 18 21 hours ago, Palimelon said: I did like her cover of Walking in Memphis from that album. Walking in Memphis was a cover? Interesting. Link to comment
Rushmoras August 18 Share August 18 Eighteenth Cher album "Believe" (1998). Third album of hers that I would consider to be dance-track album. And, it was almost 10/10, if not for two songs in the end. 1 Link to comment
Jaded August 18 Share August 18 I don't care about the lyrics as much for this song I really like the beat though. 1 Link to comment
BlueSkies August 19 Share August 19 On 8/15/2024 at 2:15 PM, Rushmoras said: Fifteenth (OMG, she probably album wise rivals Rolling Stones...) Cher album "Heart of Stone" (1989). Pretty much more of the same style as previous one just with more pronounced guitars in the background. Pretty good. She's gorgeous on that cover 7 hours ago, Rushmoras said: Eighteenth Cher album "Believe" (1998). Third album of hers that I would consider to be dance-track album. And, it was almost 10/10, if not for two songs in the end. This is the one song of hers I do recall when it came out. So it seems you are impressed with her catalogue overall? 1 Link to comment
Annber03 August 19 Share August 19 (edited) I love that Church song. Edited August 19 by Annber03 2 Link to comment
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