Nostalgie Celine Dion

Nostalgie Celine Dion does one thing, thoroughly. A spin-off stream from the French Nostalgie network, it's locked inside a single catalogue: the Quebec singer's francophone albums, the English power ballads, the film themes, the duets. Wall-to-wall Dion. No apology. The French material is where it gets interesting. Deep cuts from D'eux, the 1995 record Jean-Jacques Goldman wrote for her, hold up better than the singles, and hearing 'Pour que tu m'aimes encore' against quieter tracks from S'il suffisait d'aimer shows how odd and precise her phrasing always was. Then the Titanic years arrive, a…