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About MusicfanJ from Germany:
I'm a fan of Mariah since Daydream came out.
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Sugar Plum Fairy Interlude (112,644)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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Sorry little mistake, with the relax song I meant "Christmas time is in the air again". Such a beautiful, timeless song.
(Wednesday 10 December 2025; 19:19)
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Sugar Plum Fairy Interlude (112,641)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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I started a bit late with listening to Christmas music, but now Mariah has got/enchanted me again. I still enjoy her deluxe edition from Merry Christmas. The sugar plum intro is so Mariah. The live versions from the church are a true gift. With the albums MC and MC2 I switch them with my mood of the day. I love MC2 but when I listen to Merry Christmas it also brings back memories. It was a better time, that I really miss. Mariah and the album reminds me of that. I'm very thankful for it. Funny side note: I watched the Peanuts movie and thought hey that's Mariah's intro. Lol. I hope you all enjoy the season although it's such a busy one. "Christmas time is here" is perfect for relaxation.
(Wednesday 10 December 2025; 16:24)
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Sugar Plum Fairy Interlude (112,641)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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I started a bit late with listening to Christmas music, but now Mariah has got/enchanted me again. I still enjoy her deluxe edition from Merry Christmas. The sugar plum intro is so Mariah. The live versions from the church are a true gift. With the albums MC and MC2 I switch them with my mood of the day. I love MC2 but when I listen to Merry Christmas it also brings back memories. It was a better time, that I really miss. Mariah and the album reminds me of that. I'm very thankful for it. Funny side note: I watched the Peanuts movie and thought hey that's Mariah's intro. Lol. I hope you all enjoy the season although it's such a busy one. "Christmas time is here" is perfect for relaxation.
(Wednesday 10 December 2025; 16:24)
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Would you rather? (112,621)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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I completely agree. Taylor Swift may be a good entertainer (but nothing special). But she is very smart with business and partners and has a very good image. MJ was a phenomenon. Oh yes, he was. Pure talent I witnessed through the whole 90ies. What he started with the Jackson's 5 and later as a solo artist is unique. I miss his music so much. When I hear the "Earth song", "They don't care about us", "Who is it", "Dirty Diana" or "Stranger in Moscow" on my radio station I often get goosebumps. What a sound. Something I never get with the all the other songs on the radio, except Mariah's ballads or with "Sitting on the dock on the bay". MJ will always be the King of Pop. There will never be another one.
(Sunday 7 December 2025; 14:40)
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Would you rather? (112,614)
by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter
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Bobby A I adore you, but please let's never compare Taylor to MJ. This is coming from someone who listens to Taylor's music and I too have quote how Taylor is definitely a master marketing machine. But MJ is on a league of his own and his career hasn't been matched and won't ever be matched. Beyoncé tried and failed. MJ was a phenomenon, a total powerhouse and launched a billion careers due to his influence especially at a time where there was no social media. He was pure talent, no gimmicks, no clever marketing. He was just the kind of artist we will probably never experience again. Taylor Swift is a powerhouse in her own right but I don't think she is of Michael's caliber and influence. She knows how to control the narrative and market herself and that's what works for her.
(Saturday 6 December 2025; 17:00)
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2026 Plans for Here For It All? (112,601)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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Yes, absolutely. This album simply can't be ignored. I don't understand it too.
(Friday 5 December 2025; 12:03)
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2026 Plans for Here For It All? (112,598)
by Stacey from USA
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I'm still miffed we didn't get anything for Daydream's 30th anniversary.
(Thursday 4 December 2025; 20:54)
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Article: Mariah set for "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve" special (112,593)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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I thought the same. I hope it's not [too] much pressure for her. But it's surely a lot of stress with all the people watching it on TV and online.
(Thursday 4 December 2025; 14:27)
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Article: Mariah set for "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve" special (112,589)
by Randy from USA
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We never learn lessons, do we?
(Thursday 4 December 2025; 00:04)
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Muni Long (112,572)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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I didn't know her too. And I think you didn't miss anything. I hope if in the future there's another duet, it will be a real musician, not just a "trendy" youngster.
(Monday 1 December 2025; 11:53)
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Muni Long (112,559)
by Edward from USA
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You're not the only one, I didn't know who she was either.
(Sunday 30 November 2025; 14:55)
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Prince (112,546)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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So much money, but no good behave. Something you can't buy. Muni Long wasn't clever to show such "humour". How I miss the times where there were real superstars out there like Prince and Michael. My mother always liked Prince better than MJ, but I think it's hard to compare the two genius men musicwise. I really wish this hidden MJ and Mariah song will someday be released. By the way I love Mariah's version of "The beautiful ones".
(Saturday 29 November 2025; 19:38)
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Prince (112,545)
by Bobby A from United States
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Muni Long's net worth is only about 1.5 to 2 million. She has a long way to go to catch up to MC's net worth of 300 million.
(Saturday 29 November 2025; 12:12)
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Muni Long what? (112,518)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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Muni Long seems like a typical "young" wannabe. If Mariah hadn't done this one song with her, I wouldn't know who she is. She is totally unknown here. Maybe some teens know her. Her voice is okay, but nothing special. I wish Mariah had done a song with Toni Braxton, Sade or Jessie Ware. Women with class and way more power.
(Tuesday 25 November 2025; 17:31)
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Muni Long what? (112,516)
by Bobby A from United States
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Muni Long is known to throw shade at other artists. She threw shade at the R&B singer Lyfe Jennings about his classic song, Must Be Nice sounding resentful and bitter and not appreciative back in August. That is Lyfe's most popular song that everyone still loves today. Muni Long shading him came out of nowhere. Muni Long must have been writing her song Delulu back in August. Anyway, I just wanted to give some context to as to why now Muni Long would throw shade about comments MC made during a GQ magazine. Muni Long likes throwing shade for her own benefit. She is trying to promote her song Delulu because it has yet to debut on the Mediabase Urban AC radio chart. Her instagram shade video was not warranted for an artist who has always sang praises about Muni Long since her 2018 Colored album when she was Priscilla Renea. I don't know if I am a fan of Muni Long now.
(Tuesday 25 November 2025; 13:24)
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Queen of Christmas (112,509)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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Because Christmas is religious, so no singer should trademark it for herself/himself. There's enough commerce allready for everyone. The other titles like King of Pop or Rock and Roll are only music genres.
Mariah was here often called the Queen of Pop-Soul. I think that title suits her well because of her unique mix with pop, urban and soul. But I think with the Grammys, that is pure envy against Mariah. She should have won at least 18 during her career. No one could stop her in the 90ies, she was simply the best.
(Tuesday 25 November 2025; 12:11)
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Queen of Christmas (112,499)
by Dove from United States
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You're probably right but it would need to be trademarked for the movie I have in my head.
On a side note: Why was it okay for Michael Jackson to be the King of Pop and for Elvis to be the King of Rock and Roll and Aretha to be the Queen of Soul? I feel like there's a lot of jealousy geared towards Mariah. I feel like that's part of the reason she doesn't have as many awards as she should.
(Tuesday 25 November 2025; 03:23)
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Vegas (112,505)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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I saw the movie too. I think I know what you mean. I would prefer NYC as well. Plus it's her home town. And a wonderful visit for the Christmas season.
(Tuesday 25 November 2025; 11:54)
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Vegas (112,496)
by Dove from United States
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I'm kind of over her being in Vegas. Can't we get a residency in New York City? After I saw the Elvis movie I'm not so into Vegas anymore.
(Monday 24 November 2025; 22:52)
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Bruno Mars' midas touch (112,451)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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I had a vision of Bruno. And it was all that you've given to me. I really want a duet with him since Bruno Mars entered the music world with his debut album. They would sound so good together. The same with John Legend, where we have at least this one live version.
(Thursday 20 November 2025; 15:51)
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Bruno Mars' midas touch (112,445)
by Dove from United States
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I'll hold this vision with you. The Mariah/Bruno duet will sound beautiful and magical and break all of the records and win all of the best awards. It will be everything we didn't even know we needed.
(Thursday 20 November 2025; 10:43)
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I won't allow it (112,441)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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Lol, please stop, I have to laugh so hard. It's hilarius. Real comedy. Here's another one: How do you do Beautiful Zeppelin? Are you related to the airship people? No, Nick Cannon is my dad. But I will change my name if I'm 18. Now just call me Z.
(Wednesday 19 November 2025; 12:55)
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I won't allow it (112,437)
by Dove from United States
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How do you do? I'm Zillion Heir.
(Wednesday 19 November 2025; 01:26)
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I won't allow it (112,429)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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Yup, those poor children. It's not hard to predict that some will have problems and issues in the future because of that mess and the "family". I had to laugh because of the names. Yes it's really like a satire. It almost sounds like names from a sect cult. In Germany most of the names would be forbidden because of later bullying and other reasons. Powerful Queen couldn't be a legal name here. Lol. It's really ridiculous, Nick Cannon is ridiculous and one of the worst things that ever happened to Mariah. I can't imagine how to celebrate holidays/Christmas with that clown. I hope Mariah stays away from him as far as possible.
(Tuesday 18 November 2025; 14:45)
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I won't allow it (112,426)
by Lambi from USA
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You guys, I just saw ET covering Monroe's clarification about having only one full sibling, and they listed all the other kids' names:
• Golden • Powerful Queen • Rise Messiah • Onyx Ice Cole • Zion Mixolydian • Zillion Heir • Beautiful Zeppelin • Legendary Love • Zen • Halo
At first I genuinely thought it was satire. LMAO. But no, those are really their names. I already felt bad for the kids, and now I feel even worse. What in the world?
Mariah saying "corny like fritos" was absolutely accurate. I don't think I can dislike Nick Cannon more. My goodness, those poor children.
(Tuesday 18 November 2025; 09:54)
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I won't allow it (112,402)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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I thought it's about Nick. Someone wrote on here in the US, there's a proactive organization or something he was a member of? It's indeed a fun song, I love it too. Maybe "Confetti and Champagne" is about Bryan, who knows.
(Saturday 15 November 2025; 15:39)
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I won't allow it (112,395)
by Giovanni from USA
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This song is one of Mariah's best. Very good music and production. I bet Mariah had fun recording this and I'm sure Tanaka knows it's about him. Guess I was wrong about him as he had us fooled. Shame on him, he should have been more proactive.
(Saturday 15 November 2025; 10:36)
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Damizza won't stop vomiting untruths (112,401)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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Damizza seems even worse than Eminem. I also hope he will stop to sell lies. He looks like a looser. I love the pure imagination remix, but I can't stand this man with all his bad behavior.
(Saturday 15 November 2025; 15:34)
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Damizza won't stop vomiting untruths (112,394)
by Giovanni from USA
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I think he's talented but a liar. I don't think Mariah dated him at all. Of course I don't know this for sure but he doesn't strike me as Mariah's type. It's clear Damizza had feelings for MC or at least was attracted to her and then got in his feelings because Mariah cut ties with him. I don't like how he tries to take credit for TEOM especially with "Well belong together". That was all MC and JD. I hate it when people try to take credit for MC's work (Walter).
(Saturday 15 November 2025; 10:30)
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Monroe's post (112,400)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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Right. I wouldn't like to change with "poor" Monroe and Roc. Not for all the money, if it means to have such a father. It will only get tougher when they are grown-ups and they fully realize what he did to Mariah her mother and them by being a narcissist, bad mouth and cheater.
I really hope Mariah finds one day a true caring man/soul. It's never to late. Mariah never had a father who's really there and we all can imagine how many pain and wounds it was causing for a daughter. But compared to Nick Mr. Roy Carey seems like good man at heart. I'm sure he loved Pat and Mariah deeply but the circumstances weren't on their side at that time (60ies, early 70ies).
(Saturday 15 November 2025; 15:27)
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Monroe's post (112,391)
by Bobby A from United States
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Monroe's Instagram post that she has only one brother tells the true story about how she feels about her father having so many other children by other women.
(Saturday 15 November 2025; 00:16)
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Article: Mariah Carey's rare demo tape hits auction (112,387)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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Yes, the good old poster days. My room was full of it. Lol. Kids today almost miss everything that was so much fun back then.
I have every album (incl. best of, remix cd, greatest hits, the Rarities, anniversary edition of Music Box, Christmas editions) from Mariah on CD, every single since 98, some from "Music Box" era, the debut on vinyl and "Daydream" on cassette. Plus the released DVD's and VHS in Europe. And a lot of "rare" songs and mixes on self-burned CD's. As Bill said, digital will never beat psychical. Never.
(Friday 14 November 2025; 13:20)
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Article: Mariah Carey's rare demo tape hits auction (112,386)
by TJ from Norway
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I remember the 90s when posters was a big thing. Kids miss out on that these days.
(Friday 14 November 2025; 06:26)
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Article: Mariah Carey's rare demo tape hits auction (112,383)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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Yes to hear her original demo is on my list too.
I have a physical collection with a sound system and I love it. I'm a typical collector and 90ies kid. I also have a portable cd-player (a new one) mostly for the home. I was happy that Amazon still sells them. The mp3 player is often played for sports or the household work. Lol.
(Thursday 13 November 2025; 18:42)
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Article: Mariah Carey's rare demo tape hits auction (112,381)
by TJ from Norway
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I just wonder if she will ever release that demo? That is something I really would love to add to my collection. It's on the shelf collecting dust, but it's mine.
I could never get rid of that collection, but I don't play cds that much because the cd player is not in the living room, and I really need a new sound system at home.
How about you guys? Do you still have a physical collection? Maybe you never had a collection at all?
(Thursday 13 November 2025; 16:06)
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Article: Mariah Carey's rare demo tape hits auction (112,380)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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Absolutely. Plus her look, it's almost too much, that someone can look like Mariah and has the voice, talent and her early charisma/aura. A combination which is very rare, unique. When I saw the pic of the demo tape, I though it's like the "holy grail" of pop music. It's music history.
(Thursday 13 November 2025; 15:08)
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Article: Mariah Carey's rare demo tape hits auction (112,373)
by jaker20 from US
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This is a real piece of history. It really shows how Mariah's break out is like no other. He said: "She writes like Madonna and sings like Whitney, I've discovered gold" is how he described her and he was mind-blown.
This is why there will never be another Mariah. There will be a lot of great voices, and lot of great lyrics, but there will never be another one who mixed the two in a way she has.
I love how the comments are saying "give it back to her".
(Wednesday 12 November 2025; 18:28)
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HFIA review (112,344)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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I think NII is very radio friendly and it has the most "single potential" with Sugar Sweet. Plus NII suits perfect for this season, the end of the year, thoughtful moments.
(Tuesday 11 November 2025; 13:53)
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HFIA review (112,338)
by Lambi from USA
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Hate to say it but they probably are. The roll out was heavily banked on, probably the best publicity of all her albums. (Butterfly and TEOM didn't even get her a VMA.) She toured the dang world and let everyone know about it. She quite literally couldn't do anything more. But still by PTS, the hype pretty much died out.
Maybe if someone picks up NII for a movie, it might have a resurgence, I doubt it though.
But to completely fair, there isn't one ground breaking single. I'm still not going to count Mariah out. She shocked me with With You and A No No, I just know melodies come to her way too naturally, and it only takes one song that'll break through the cracks to bring her back on top again.
(Tuesday 11 November 2025; 02:49)
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HFIA review (112,330)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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I'm also pleased if this is a farewell album because it's so good. Of course I hope we get another one. By the way when I read here about "passing", Mariah is not that old. People around their 70ies are here called "best-ager". Mariah's still in the middle, people get older and older. Except they are ill, have a heart-attack or have an accident. What I want to say is, I hope Mariah gets real old. Do you know Iris Apfel from New York? She was a fashion lady and got 102. I found her so funny, a great inspiration to live a dream as long as possible. Have a good week everyone.
(Monday 10 November 2025; 12:58)
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HFIA review (112,327)
by Xavier mariohmix from Spain
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By vocal acrobatics I meant the belting. On Caution it was more consistent and regular in the usual last section of the songs (if I remember well, it's been so long since I listened to that album). However, "Me. I am Mariah..." was the last time we had real huge belting (the one we have always been used to) like on "Supernatural" or "Meteorite".
On the other hand, the whistle register is always there and used very wisely aesthetically, as usual. And you're so right to say that "her vocals remain steady and buttery throughout the album", and that's what makes it consistent. Vocally, I still love her voice just because she's capable of doing so many things with it and creating so much beauty sonically with plenty of nuances. For me that's outstanding.
One thing I didn't mention in my review: the lyrics. She's a real master. She knows we pay real attention to that, and, apart from being something natural in her, she puts a lot of effort into it. "Play That Song" feels like a film when you listen to it and close your eyes in order to imagine the scenes.
When somebody commented on this album being possibly her last one, I felt like I was going to cry, but it felt right because of what it is like. Still I hope it won't.
(Monday 10 November 2025; 00:29)
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Alzheimer's (112,324)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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Luckily "cancel culture" seems to go away or at least recognized for what it is. It's a dangerous "weapon" against free speech, opinions and thoughs. But back to Mariah I also think it's only because of her meds. Of course I don't know. But I wish she wouldn't take/need them. Even if you're a normal person you need a doctor you can trust. There are bad ones out there like in every other profession, but with all the money Mariah has, you guess there should be a real good one. But who knows.
(Sunday 9 November 2025; 21:56)
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Alzheimer's (112,316)
by Edward from USA
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I agree. The thing is that some people here get triggered by anything, you can practically feel the bitterness through the screen. Nobody is trying to diagnose Mariah; people are just free to speculate. That whole "cancel anything I don't like" mentality was used as a weapon for way too long. Thankfully, we're finally moving away from that and some common sense is returning. Alzheimer's never even crossed my mind when it comes to Mariah, if anything, it seems more like it could be related to her bipolar meds.
(Saturday 8 November 2025; 20:47)
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The arrogance (112,271)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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Two questions: Standing up for what is right, who decides what is "right"? "She is actively earning money with some of the most evil people currently on the world stage today." Which evil people?
I don't understand who you mean. I've never heard about Sephora (I'm not interested in luxury brands). Lol. Google says it's a beauty brand. And it has a boycott because of politics and currents events. It's a boring trend nowadays to scream boycott. Of course you can boycott if you want. Maybe next year you'll like her it's time video better. What brand would you like? I like her video. I'm happy about every Christmas spot. It's my favourite time of year. We have the Coca Cola tv-commercial and trucks here, very popular and joined by many. The Christmas song from Melanie Thornton, "Wonderful Dream" is very popular in Germany which started with a commercial too. And I will have Mariah's two Christmas cd's on repeat. I even have the animated movie with little Mariah plus the "soundtrack". But I won't buy Mariah cookies. I bake cookies, it's affordable and yummy. Take a mulled wine or kinder punch and enjoy the season.
(Thursday 6 November 2025; 11:31)
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The arrogance (112,268)
by Geronimo from USA
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You seem to be attempting to miss the point in public on purpose. Standing up for what is right is non-negotiable - especially when the public is bringing your betrayal to your attention while you try to hustle religious songs at Christmas about love, joy, and peace.
If she had any foresight at all, she might want to consider canceling her Christmas charade this year - especially since her latest album stands as a very public statement regarding the difference between what is happening on stage and what audiences will be hearing.
Entertainment is all fine and good. But, when the time comes to step up, you either step up or be counted for what you are. If all Mariah sang about was "panties to the side", then perhaps addressing her as a moral being would be a moot point. Not everybody has to say everything, every time, about every issue, but Mariah Carey is making money endorsing a company whose CEO is using the money that Mariah Carey is making for Sephora to donate millions of dollars intended to directly support a racist, apartheid state currently committing a live-streamed genocide
I believe Mariah Carey has used the public airways to the show pictures of Nelson Mandela in her deluxe apartment in the sky, no? Then, it's relevant to hold her accountable for the fact that all you have to do is Google "Sephora boycott" and the first three stories that pop up have to do with a Christian woman who sings songs about Jesus, but is dedicating her talent to the people who are destroying the lives of the people born where he lived and was literally executed by the state because he was committed to being an authentic enough version of himself that he became a threat to the goals of the Roman empire.
Mariah Carey, who is not broke, chooses to use what she calls her God-given talent to enrich people "making large donations to former President Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign" while she sings "its tiiiiiime" to listen to her lip sync "glory to the newborn King" and "peace on earth". While she partners with Sephora, company owner Bernard Arnault invests hundreds of millions in Israeli companies while that nation is actively committing what everyone whose opinion counts has acknowledged is a genocide.
She sings about diamonds and comments in public that she doesn't understand why some people don't "like" diamonds, all the while Sephora founder, chairman, and CEO Bernard Arnault - who invests hundreds of millions in Israeli companies, including Lusix, an Israeli diamond company - donates millions of dollars to companies from the country whose diamond exports fund over $1 billion of the Israeli Occupation Forces budget annually.
LVMH's Sephora stores retail products from Ahava, one of the top 8 companies on the BDS boycott list for stealing Palestine's natural resources, eviscerating its environment, and operating in illegal settlements. So it matters that Mariah Carey is either too ignorant, too greedy, or both to make a morally intelligent decision at her age.
With all the capacity she has to know better and do better, she is actively and willfully doing far less than people who have with far less but are, themselves, putting their lives and careers on the line in order to be the kind of witness to peace and love that Mariah only sings about in her songs - her notable charitable contributions notwithstanding.
And let's not forget, in her personal life, Mariah Carey made the choice to date James Packer - a man who (allegedly) gave war Benjamin Netanyahu a key to his home - also the man whose gifts to Benjamin Netanyahu are the reason why Benjamin Netanyahu is currently up on corruption charges.
These are her choices. She is not simply failing to burn her bra on stage and release a protest album. She is actively earning money with some of the most evil people currently on the world stage today. That matters - and saying so has nothing to do with "arrogance".
If Eartha Kitt can do better, Mariah Carey can do better. If Aretha Franklin, Nina Simone, Billie Holiday, Sinead O'Connor, Lauryn Hill, and the artists formerly known as the Dixie Chicks can do better (and they certainly did), then Mariah Carey can at least Google herself and recognize that she is being exposed as a fraud (again) and do something about it now.
And yes, I still love "Confetti and Champagne", because she's a phenomenal singer, a very clever songwriter, and the song is super cute. But it sounds a little different right about now.
(Thursday 6 November 2025; 03:29)
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by MusicfanJ from Germany
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So true. "The songs had a charm and innocence to them, genuine melodies and interesting arrangements." I see it the same way. The early recordings with Ben Margulies are so soulful, pure and unique. A wonderful sound. I also love her darker, rich voice on the debut.
(Tuesday 4 November 2025; 20:52)
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by Bill from the UK
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There's a magic to the debut that was never recaptured (if I could recapture). Everyone always bleats on about working with Walter again, but I've always wanted her to collaborate with Ben Margulies again instead. Every Walter song had a similar style and structure. Same for the JD productions, and the C&C collabs. Every Carey/Margulies composition was unique and different to the one before it. The songs had a charm and innocence to them, genuine melodies and interesting arrangements. She's never had that with anyone since and it is, along with the exceptional voice, what makes the debut such a standout and my favourite.
(Monday 3 November 2025; 17:53)
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by MusicfanJ from Germany
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Exactly. I still read newspapers and books by the way. But I also had to google what Sephora is. Lol. I've never heard of it too. And I missed the add thing as well. I just thought the it's time video is fun and looks good. I also didn't get what it has to do with Amazon? That the Christmas season is also used for commerce is nothing new too.
(Tuesday 4 November 2025; 20:27)
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by TJ from Norway
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One of the biggest problem in 2025, beside social media, self diagnosis and allergies, is that people don't read the news. Everyone is just a Google search away from all kind of information, but doesn't know how to sort out what's real or not. I didn't know about the Sephora boycott because we don't have that chain here, I even missed out on the add thing.
We've said it before, and I say it again. I think Mariah have made some strange decisions over the years, singing for dictator and so on. I don't think it will prevent her from reaching the number one spot, but we never know.
(Tuesday 4 November 2025; 06:40)
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