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Default ranking CHER albums (all 26)

something I've wanted to do for a while but I've never been brave enough to venture any further back than the late 80s albums. So over the last week or so I listened to every single album (luckily they're all relatively short) which wasn't easy because some aren't even on any streaming services.. luckily trusty Youtube was there for me. So I decided to rank them similar to what I did with Kylies albums a few weeks ago.

It's kind of hard to rank Chers albums properly because theres such a difference between her 60s/70s stuff compared to her modern stuff.. and each decade she switches genre.. but anyway.. I put a fave song from each album in a spoiler


26-21
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26
The Sonny Side of Cher (1966)

Theres no real reason for this one to be last, it was just my least favourite of her early stuff.
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25
Backstage (1968)

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24
Bittersweet White Light (1973)

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23
3614 Jackson Highway (1969)

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22
Dancing Queen (2018)

I had to put at least 1 later album lower on the list. Obviously the songs are catchy because its Abba but Cher needs to put that autotuner down.
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21
All I Really Wanna Do (1965)

Her very first album, its actually pretty good, I found it a lot more enjoyable than the few that came after it listed above.
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20-11

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20
Cher (1966)

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19
With Love, Cher (1967)

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18
Gypsys, Tramps and Thieves (1971)

The title track is one of my favourite Cher songs, but the rest of the album was a bit underwhelming.
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17
Take Me Home (1979)

Chers take on disco music.. not her best genre. Interesting cover art.. reminds me of greta from the gremlins
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16
Prisoner (1979)

This album was the start of her transition into more rock music which carried on into the mid 90s.
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15
I Paralyze (1982)

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14
Living Proof (2001)

It seems like they tried to recreate the success of 'Believe' but it wasn't quite as good. Still, this album has a few bops.
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13
Closer To The Truth (2013)

Her first album after 12 years, I would say its on par with Living Proof.
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12
Cher (1987)

This album helped reignite her music career in the late 80s and you can see why, with a heavy rock inspired sound that was at its height back then.
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11
Foxy Lady (1972)

One of the stronger of her early albums
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10
Cherished (1977)

Some of her best vocals on this album.
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9
Stars (1975)

Some more amazing vocals.
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8
Love Hurts (1991)

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7
It's A Mans World (1995)

a bit of an R&B inspiration mixed with a a hint of rock and blues
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6
Half-Breed (1973)

This album has a gentle and natural feel, something about made it stand out from her other early work.
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5
Dark Lady (1974)

This early album stands out too, but in the opposite way to Half Breed. It has a darker yet more upbeat sound to it.
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4
not.com.mercial (2000)

written by Cher and recorded in 1994, her label rejected it at the time so she released it 6 years later free online. Her song writing skills really show on this album and the production is some of her best, I have no idea why her label rejected it. Its also the only album where Cher swears, so thats nice..
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3
I'd Rather Believe In You (1976)

This, along with Cherished and Stars are the 3 albums never released on CD or
available to stream. I dont know why because this album is one of her best pieces of work.
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2
Heart of Stone (1989)

This album has 2 covers, but this one looks like a skull.. which makes it better. Just a very solid album, some big hits and great production.


1
Believe (1998)

It probably seems like such an obvious choice, considering its her biggest selling album and obviously has 'Believe' on it.. but it actually is a very good album filled with 90s euro pop songs. I cant deny that it was definitely the one I enjoyed listening to the most.
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