Laura Branigan Remember Me CD Extended

Remember Me Music

List Price	$29.99 (You save $2.40)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Dancs
Orig Year	2005
All Time Sales Rank	10249
CD Universe Part number	6792784
Catalog number	75080
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 30, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Extended Play; Germany

Laura Branigan Remember Me Songs

	1.	Challenge
	2.	If That's What It Takes
	3.	I Can See Again
	4.	Winner Takes It All
	5.	I Know You by Heart
	6.	Gloria 2004
	7.	Self Control 2004

Remember Me Music Review

Average Rating: (4.8 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

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5 stars Great songs, Great words !!!
I loved this CD , the songs Gloria 2004 and Self Control 2004 radio mix were terrific !!! She will certainly be missed.
Submitted by moviegalpal (Akron, Ohio USA)
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5 stars ONE OF A KIND VOICE
I LOVE THIS CD - TO THIS DAY I HURT BECAUSE LAURA IS GONE ANYONE WHO HASN'T HEARD THIS CD IS MISSING SOMETHING VERY SPECIAL - IF SHE HAD LIVED AND FINISHED THIS ALBUM SHE WOULD HAVE REACHED SOLID GOLD AGAIN - I WISH ATLANTIC RECORDS WOULD RERELEASE ALL HER RECORDINGS AND INCLUDE "HOLLYWOOD WIVES", "HOT NIGHT" AND "IMAGINATION"
Submitted by CHARLESEL (SALEM, MA, USA)
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5 stars Amazing Vocals
I love this CD. The songs are perfectly arranged. Her voice more amazing then ever. I wish Laura was still with us to have finished the entire album. It is blessing that we were given the gift of new vocals for Gloria and Self Control. This is a must have.
Submitted by jk (Texas, USA)
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5 stars Excellent
This is an excellent CD, with the great voice of Laura Branigan, the new recording Chanllenge is really encouraging and positive song. and her new version of The winner takes it all, Gloria and self control are superb...
Submitted by abraham2168 ("USA")
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5 stars Heartwrenching
It is truly bittersweet listening to this cd. I am so greatful that we have these few last recordings by Laura. Her's will always remain, in my opnion, one of the most moving voices I have ever heard...truly angelic!
Submitted by Jeff (Portland, ME)
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