“I’ll Remember” was a one-off song written for the film ‘With Honors’ and released in early 1994. This new version is coated with Massive Attack’s trademark production while Madonna’s vocals are so beautiful that you almost forget the deep, sexual notes she had been keeping in recent years. “I Want You” is not a new song, but a cover of a Marvin Gaye hit from 1976, which made No.15 in America. In fact you could almost state that this song is a dress rehearsal for her Bond theme that would come seven years later. “I Want You” is a brooding, down-tempo dance track which would of fitted well on the “Erotica” album, save for the orchestral soundtrack which gives it a cinematic quality. The album opens with one of the new tracks not previously featured on a Madonna album and sees her join forces with British producers Massive Attack, who had already enjoyed unrivalled success with songs like “Unfinished Sympathy” and “Protection”. So without a lot of fanfare, without any distractions, I present to you this collection of ballads. While I have no regrets regarding the choices I’ve made artistically, I’ve learned to appreciate the idea of doing things in a simpler way. Madonna herself acknowledged the past half decade within the inlay card of the album, stating: “So much controversy has swirled around my career this past decade that very little attention ever gets paid to my music. Most recent of those being the number one “Take A Bow”. While it had only been five years since her first compilation, Madonna chose for the next chapter to put together a record of ballad and down-tempo songs which had often given her the biggest hits of all. Critics too were more scrutinising of her output, the musical and lyrical content, the choices made when it came to subject matter and the increasingly often singles that were just missing the charts altogether. It is also a reminder for you and the others who have been a part of the deceased person’s life to remember only the happy memories and the legacies he or she has left behind instead on focusing on the loss.Madonna – “Something To Remember” By 1995, Madonna’s career had slumped somewhat, after the colossal success of her 1990 best of “ The Immaculate Collection“, sales of her two studio albums “ Erotica” (1992) and “ Bedtime Stories” (1994) had come nowhere near the double million figures she had been used to in the 1980’s. In a way, it is like honoring the person who has passed on by expressing your gratitude for all the things he or she has taught you. While the song may not necessarily attribute to the death of a loved one, it takes on a whole new meaning when played during a funeral service.
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Released in March of 1994, the song was the theme for the movie “With Honors” starring Brendan Fraser. You can take inspiration from the song “I’ll Remember” by Madonna.
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So a piece of advice on how to write a eulogy: Never forget to thank the person who has passed on. But focusing on the happy memories, the legacies and the life lessons he or she has imparted to you can somehow take away the burden of the loss. Knowing that you will never be able to see or be with the person again makes moving on even more difficult. It is never easy dealing with the loss of a loved one. Outside, I looked for a way to teach my heart to sing
Inside, I was a child that could mend a broken wing
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