Celine Dion Music:

Immortality Reviews:
Only CD with the full TM Mix of My Heart Will Go On
2004-08-29 - This CD has the exclusive Tony Moran Mix of "My Heart Will Go On" in its full glory as opposed to the edit that is on the Dance Remixes single of this song. On this "Immortality" single you can also find a Soul Solution percappella of "My Heart Will Go On" that is good for DJ bootleg mixing. Seeing that amazon doesn't have a tracklist for this single, here it is.

1. Immortality (4:11)
2. My Heart Will Go On (4:40)
3. My Heart Will Go On (Tony Moran's Anthem Vocal) (9:41)
4. My Heart Will Go On (Soul Solution Percappella) (4:16)

So this CD is a must have for these remixes as they aren't available on any other commercial releases. The full Tony Moran remix is nothing short of brilliant, with synth effects and a thumping beat that will blow you away. Best remix hands down of this song. The Soul Solution percappella is basically a stripped down mix where Celine sings over a few beats that vary in strength throughout the song and it comes in handy for those who do song mash-ups and bootlegs.

It would be the icing on the cake if the full mixes from Soul Solution, Richie Jones and Matt & Vito were featured as well but this isn't bad, it's definetly a purchase worth the money.

The lead track "Immortality" is a nice duet between Celine and Bee Gees and their voices sound great together and makes for a good ballad that is up there with Celine's traditional ballads.

Celine, The Gibb Brothers: The Gibb Brothers, Celine.
2004-04-29 - Sometimes, a song can definitely surprise you when it has the chemistry to match with it. Although Celine Dion had that in the power of her own hand with My Heart Will Go On from Titanic, there were much better waiting in the wings, and The Bee Gees wrote one of them. The song Immortality, was released as a hit overseas, and not in the U.S. Arguably, the song has a lot more meaning and a sense of realism than My Heart Will Go On did, and is one of the last Songs The Bee Gees wrote for another artist, before Maurice Gibb's death in 2003. It remains as my favorite song from Celine Dion's 1997 Let's Talk About Love record, and still remains as a heart-grabbing ballad worth the listen.

TERRIFIC!
1999-04-09 - It's the one of the best I've heard.After I played Celine's 5CD many many times, I find this song give me a very fresh feeling.Till now, I only love two women artists, Celine Dion and Amy Grant. Celine is the best, I believe.