Am i missing anything important in my collection?

[ChrisB]

Hi

Im new here been a fan since the late 80's but kinda lost track of Deb for a few years here and there but attending the Quebec city concert more than rejuvanated my interest.

I have tons of stuff but im wondering if im missing anything important with rare songs and such

heres what i have

Full lengt cd's

Out of the blue
Super club mix japan cd
Electric youth
Anything is possible
Body mind soul
Grease soundtrack
Think with your heart
Think with your heart japan
Greatest hits
Deborah from 96 with 13 songs
Debfrom from 97 with also 13 songs but last 2 are not same from 96 version
MYOB
Z tha masked musical cd
Colored lights
Memory lane 1
memory lane 2

Rare ? singles

The most beautiful love songs
Without you
What you want

[PaSquall]

Unless you're a hardcore collector, you're not missing much, except for a few B-sides and remixes.
You may want to get "so close to forever" (B-side) and "with all my heart" (released some years ago through her website) if you haven't got them, both being excellent ballads.

[Woops]

"So Close To Forever" is the B-Side of "Anything Is Possible" cassette single


Discography

Though goes to 1997.

Two albums she have appeared on in recent years:

"Someone You Love" O'Niel Brothers

title track, "Lost In Your Eyes" (2006)

"Love Songs" Jordan Knight

"Say Goodbye"

[debfan74]

Love Or Lust comes from the Body Mind Soul period, that was on the single Losin' Myself, and also there are special acoustic versions of Silence Speaks, Lost In Your Eyes.....just a few rare ones I can name at the moment

[ChrisB]

Glad to see im not missing much

I have that Anything is possible casette single, just found my all of my Deb tapes i had no clue i had the greatest hits and think with your heart on casette
must have been the last tapes i bought back in the day

Also found that So called miracle casette single which im sure must have been a really low seller.


So im only missing a few songs thats not so bad

On my to buy list i have the  Naked cd single( saw it on amazon)

Which compilation features her re-recorded hits? Theres so many on amazon its a bit confusing?

Are any of these songs on an actual CD ( i know im old lol)

Portrait of loneliness
sounds like love
with all my heart
love or lust
you belong to me
Famous
If i wanted to tell you
naturally
my girlfriends boyfriend

Thanks for the help

[Woops]

As Debfan mentioned, "Love Or Lust" is the B-side of  "Losin' Myself"


"Sounds Like Love" was from "Coffee Date", though there wasn't a soundtrack for the film. If you have an Ipod, it might be on Itunes.

[PaSquall]

"naturally" is on the Deborah album.

[pattyg_1821]

Which compilation features her re-recorded hits? Theres so many on amazon its a bit confusing?

actually we found on i-tunes under debbie gibson but there are other websites that have it.
here is one for example http://www.lala.com/#album/937030197557863576

you can actually listen to full song on this site


Back To Back Hits
by Debbie Gibson, Tiffany
Format: Digital
Other versions 
Type:Album
Songs:10 songs
Length:38:09
Genre: Pop /
Label: Cleopatra Records
Released: 10/01/2008
UPC: 884385093686

[ChrisB]

Thanks for all the info, its really appreciated but im looking for an actual cd, no mp3/downloads for me.

[pattyg_1821]

famous and already gone was only to be released online mp3 by deborahs website only

so you will not find cds of them.

[Woops]

"With All My Heart" was released as a CD single on Deb's official site about a decade ago (though read that it was sold for 25 dollars!)


The re-recording of "Lost In Your Eyes" (not the one from the O'Niel Brothers CD) is on the "Monster Ballads" CD with other re-recorded hit ballads from  pop & hard rock artists. Mostly power ballads. Probably not really worth it unless you're into several of the artists or songs that are re-recorded or covered.

I saw it at an FYI and didn't buy it. I have a similar CD with '80's hard rock bands that is mostly hit or miss.



Deb mentioned on review:

Have you ever heard the music that "kids these days" listen to and wished that something like our generation's music was still being made? Well, if Debbie Gibson had released "Lost In Your Eyes" in 2008, this is what it would have sounded like - with a more mature woman's voice coming through deeper and more experienced than the candy-pop teengirl ever could.

Just heard the sample (since I've never heard it) and it's different that  the slow jazz version on the O'Niell Brothers "Someone You Love" album. Though OK (well, from a 30 second clip).




Yes, that's the actual cover.

Ironically, Fred Coury, drummer of Cinderella, produced "Already Gone"