What makes When the Money's Gone by Cher notable?

The album became notable for its influential remixes, particularly of the title track, which highlighted Cher’s versatility in dance music. It contributed significantly to the late '90s dance movement and received positive critical reception, cementing her status as a relevant figure in both pop and electronic music circles. Released in 1995, 'When the Money's Gone' marked a significant moment in Cher's career as she transitioned from classic pop icon to dance music sensation. This album came after her successful comeback with 'Believe' in 1998, showcasing her ability to adapt to evolving musical trends and solidify her presence in the club scene.

Who is When the Money's Gone for?

When the Money's Gone works well if you're into steady dance floor energy, vibrant club mix atmosphere and long mixes for immersion.

How many songs are on When the Money's Gone?

When the Money's Gone has 8 tracks, running approximately 66 minutes.

When the Money's Gone

Cher · 1995

66 min · 8 tracks · folk rock · house · pop rock

A vibrant blend of house beats and Cher's iconic vocals that energizes the dance floor.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady dance floor energy
vibrant club mix atmosphere
long mixes for immersion
dynamic vocal-driven experiences

Maybe skip if you want

prefer short standalone tracks
seek instant gratification

Where this album fits

Themes: club culture unity· dance floor resilience· post-recession optimism
Career context: Released in 1995, 'When the Money's Gone' marked a significant moment in Cher's career as she transitioned from classic pop icon to dance music sensation. This album came after her successful comeback with 'Believe' in 1998, showcasing her ability to adapt to evolving musical trends and solidify her presence in the club scene.
Stylistic neighbors: Madonna· Diana Ross· Kylie Minogue
Sounds like this from elsewhere: Confessions on a Dance Floor by Madonna — Similar dance floor energy and themes of resilience in nightlife, blending pop with electronic beats.

Body Talk by Robyn — Combines vibrant dance production with introspective lyrics about love and empowerment, echoing club culture.

Fever by Kylie Minogue — Shares a lively disco-infused sound and themes of celebration and liberation, for the dance scene.