If you wanna dance you have track #11 "Sorry for love".
Really I can only say buy this album, it's a must have.
If you want to know more about this album, I can say that it sold 2 million copies only on its first week, now is certified in the US as Platinum x2, but I think that in no time it's gonna be Platinum x3.
It's really strange that Celine didn't get any Grammy nominations this year, but the album deserves at least 1 Grammy.


Surprising   April 1, 2002
DuchessTal (United States)
19 out of 21 found this review helpful

I have been waiting for what seems like forever for this album to come out so I had pretty high expectations for it. Let me tell you, it does not sound like any of her previous albums. As the self proclaimed "Celine's #1 fan", I was expecting heart wrenching ballads, but thats not what I got. What surprised me most on this album is that I was more impressed with the faster paced songs than the ballads. Although her voice is still amazing, the ballads didn't have the same punch as some of her others (such as My Heart Will Go On). The faster paced songs, on the other hand, are surprising and AWESOME. The album is a good mix of slow, mid and fast tempo songs. Some of the highlights are:
-I'm Alive
-Right in Front of You
-A New Day Has Come (the album version is slow, melodic and quite different than the one people are used to)
-Ten Days
-Goodbye's the Saddest Word (one of the better ballads on the album)
-At Last
-Sorry For Love (what a surprise! the vocals are incredible)

It's one of those albums you can listen the whole way through. Previous Celine fans will still be impressed, and people who may not have liked her before will be pleasantly surprised.


Celine Strikes Gold With Her Comeback Album!   June 16, 2002
Sue (Arizona, USA)
11 out of 11 found this review helpful

I was worried that Celine's comeback album wouldn't be as spectacular as the 1996 FALLING INTO YOU and LET'S TALK ABOUT LOVE. But now I can say, having purchased the album, and having listened to it a good twenty times, that she couldn't have produced anything better....

Anyway, Celine has a variety of songs on here, ranging from some surprising pop ones to some more classics to her beautiful ballads. The album starts with I'M ALIVE, which is fresh, and has a 'make-you-wanna-dance' rhythm to it. Then there's RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU, which starts out dark and swiches to a poppish sound, the one that Celine seems to give a mature and beautiful sound to. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN IN LOVE is a beautiful song, with some of the most beautiful lyrics. RAIN, TAX (IT'S INEVITABLE) is a more electric sound, which is new for Celine, but I really don't like it. It doesn't suit her. A NEW DAY HAS COME, which you've probably heard on the radio, is just a beautiful song which serves as the title of the album. I also like the original version, which is track 15. TEN DAYS is a leaving of Celine's regular style, but I think that this is a pretty OK song as well. GOODBYE'S (THE SADDEST WORD) is a beautiful ballad that actually can make you cry. PRAYER'S also a more Celine song, and I SURRENDER is one of my favorites, and a surefire Celine ballad, where her voice sounds beautiful. I didn't care for AT LAST that much, liking the original version better, but Celine's was all right. SORRY FOR LOVE is also beautiful, and I think it should be her next single, especially with those high notes at the end. AUN EXISTE AMOR is a Spanish song. It's probably my lack of Spanish that makes me skip this track, but it is rather pretty. THE GREATEST REWARD is a brief, but beautiful song, which seems made for Celine's voice. WHEN THE WRONG ONE LOVES YOU RIGHT is another pop song, but it's Celine pop, which means it's worth listening to. Skipping over A NEW DAY HAS COME (ALBUM VERSION), there's NATURE BOY. A lot of people said they liked the original better, but I liked Celine's much better. Her voice is just hauntingly beautiful.

I think that this album was a beautiful comeback for Celine. It also showed Celine's open-mindedness to all styles of music, which I think is really important. All in all, it's not one of those albums where you can say "I have the last one, I don't need this." I would definitely recommend buying it.


A New Day Has Truly Come   April 4, 2002
10 out of 10 found this review helpful

At first this album surprised and disapointed me--I really was hoping for heart-pounding ballads like "It's All Coming Back to Me Now", "Because You Loved Me", "Immortality", "Falling Into You"...but as I listened to the CD, I really learned to love the variety that "New Day" offers. While Celine shines on her usual ballads--"Have You Ever Been in Love", "Goodbye's The Saddest Word", and "I Surrender"--I love the variety of this CD, my favorite songs being the uptempto half-ballads "Right In Front of You", "A New Day Has Come", and "The Greatest Reward." I was also happy to hear how well she could pull off the dance pop songs "Sorry For Love" and "When the Wrong One Loves You Right," and the rock "Ten Days." Along with the playful, happy "I'm Alive," the un-Dionish, techno "Rain, Tax (It's Inevitable)", the mysterious half-sequal to "Where Is the Love" "Prayer", the jazz/blues "At Last" and "Nature Boy", and Spanish "Aun Existe Amor", fans of almost any genre should love "A New Day Has Come". This CD is like a sampler of everything Dion can do. It's especially amazing how she can pull off dance/pop with so much more emotion and spunk than Britney and all those others.