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This 2004 release from Bonnie Tyler includes French-language versions of two of her greatest hits, as well as 13 additional English-language tracks.
2004 album includes two songs performed in French, some hits, & ten unissued songs. Sony France. Simply Believe Music Review Average Rating: (3.8 out of 5 stars)   Fantastic
The song Si Demain was sold with more than 2 million copies worldwide and Simply Believe album achieved 1 million selling status.
Submitted by Renan (Brazil)
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Fantastic...
1 million singles sold of “Si Demain” and 400,000 albums of “Simply Believe” (european sales) confirms Bonnie is Back!
Submitted by Henri (France)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 1 found this helpful. Excellent recording! Simply Believe is awesome!
This is a great Cd with great songs.My favs are Si demain, When i close my eyes,All night to know you (what a song!), Open your eyes and It's in the back of my mind. I don't care much for 2004 version of holding out for a hero and if you were a woman and i was a man. I stick with the originals but they are listenable.
Submitted by rayalvarad0 (Orlando)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 1 found this helpful.  The Start Of the Decline
Following the success (in France) of "Si Demain" (a remake of "Total Eclipse of the Heart" sung in both English and French lyrics) Bonnie was quickly ushered into the studio to keep the momentum going. However, the result is an absolute mess of an album. Half of the tracks here are remakes of her older songs, none of which are close to being as interesting as her originals. The worst has to be "Here She Comes", where she manages to destroy with it's poor production (somewhere Giorgio Moroder is frowning). Even the remakes of two lesser known tracks from her brilliant, very overlooked 1995 album "Free Spirit" lack the fire of the originals. The album sounds superficial and quickly thrown together but after a series of albums that sold poorly, one no longer expects greatness. Poor managing decisions and lack of promotion have haunted her for years, now her work is suffering from it.
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