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Re: Pure sales (91,384) (91,387) by Edward from USA Barbra is on the list from 1969 to the third quarter of 1977, then she re-emerged on the second quarter of 1979 and she's gone by the first quarter of 1981. For a moment I thought I would see Mariah at the top like Whitney, Celine, Madonna and Michael, but then I realized that the video is based on worldwide certifications. Mariah wasn't as huge in many places out of US as the other three were. While "We Belong Together" was a monster here in the US, it was a moderate hit some other countries, different from "I Will Always Love You" and "My Heart Will Go On", of course the success of their respective movies played an important part in that. According to what I have read, Celine's albums in French are very successful and supposedly better than her English albums, and she was also selling those As for Madonna and Michael Jackson, hate them, love them, call them what ever the f you want, but there's not denying in the fact that they were worldwide musical phenomenons. (Monday 18 November 2019; 13:47)

Re: Pure sales (91,370) (91,381) by Edward from USA The video is very interesting to watch especially because it's based on numbers and they don't lie. As for Mariah showing up in 1994, I think it makes sense. Mariah was building up her career up until Music Box catapulted her to stardom, not only musically but commercially. Daydream just cemented her status. I was expecting to see her higher during the period 2005-2006. (Monday 18 November 2019; 00:00)

Re: Jesus Born On This Day live video (91,326) (91,328) by Edward from USA I think she just looks amazing in this video. Watching her perform the song makes a huge difference to me. She was already a superstar yet she had such a humble demeanor. I think she's going to release the whole concert footage building up to the crowning of AIWFCIY at #1 on the Hot 100. (Saturday 9 November 2019; 19:48)

Re: Stop what you're doing and praise me (91,306) (91,309) by Edward from USA Why You Mad? That was so mean. You're so mean I almost feel like inviting you to post with us for the rest of the week. (Thursday 7 November 2019; 15:20)

Re: Stop what you're doing and praise me (91,296) (91,300) by Edward from USA So funny, but that's the part I like most from "You Got Me". I hope that wasn't so mean, since I want to go back to Canada again next year. (Wednesday 6 November 2019; 20:16)

Re: Stop what you're doing and praise me (91,290) (91,294) by Edward from USA Happy Birthday, Licia. I hope you have a wonderful day. As a digital toast to you I'll be playing my favorite song from Charmbracelet "I Only Wanted" later on today. (Wednesday 6 November 2019; 15:13)

Re: All I Want / This is America (91,282) (91,289) by Edward from USA A full version like this would definitely give the song a huge streaming boost, it's awesome and funny, but sadly it runs for only 25 seconds and to be counted as a "view", we need 30 seconds or more. I hope they release the whole thing or a longer version for this season. If something is going to take "AIWFCIY" to the #1 spot is the power of streaming. (Wednesday 6 November 2019; 13:30)

Re: Rainbow at 20 (91,246) (91,276) by Edward from USA Even though Rainbow is not held up there with the likes of Daydream and Butterfly, I guess the Heartbreaker Maxi Single and the "TGIFY (Make It Last) Remix" made up for it. I love "Heattbreaker both rap and non-rap versions equally. The US Heartbreaker Maxi Single didn't have the non-rap version, I had to get some assistance from Norway. (Tuesday 5 November 2019; 18:41)

Re: St John the Divine (91,273) (91,274) by Edward from USA You're right, Stacey. I'm done estertaining crazy, so let's just focus on AIWFCIY. I love "AIWFCIY (Mariah's New Dance Mix Extended 2009) from the bonus CD. I hadn't listened to it before. (Tuesday 5 November 2019; 17:30)

Re: St John the Divine (91,244) (91,252) by Edward from USA I didn't argue or question anybody who liked the concert audio, it just wasn't what I was expecting in terms of quality, that's my opinion and my experience, I stated it and moved on, yet some of you couldn't move on, could you? When there's a rule that everybody has to agree on this board, that's when I'll stop posting. But sadly for you there's not such rule, is there? My post could've been just another post, yet somebody had go on the crazy lamb attack. PS: I know crazy when I see it, and I when I see your your face, I immediately skip your posts, yet mine seem to keep messing with your mascara, go figure whose existence is sorry. (Monday 4 November 2019; 18:10)

Re: St John the Divine (91,238) (91,240) by Edward from USA You seem to be part of a herd, I'm not. I'm an individual and have my own mother effing opinions. No matter how many times you regurgitate the same nonsense, I will keep posting my opinions, agreeing and disagreeing with whomever the f I want. You said you say things the way you see them, so do I. You conform to a group type of thinking, I don't. I like certain things, I don't like others, and will state it. I never said the concert was bad, or questioned those who loved it, it just wasn't what I was expecting, but I was as excited as the rest of us when it was announced. My post and the "thumbs -up" it has seems to have messed your nail polish, I'm not sorry. I don't have to go with the flow so you don't grow a new wrinkle. As for the obsession you have with Andrew, you should buy yourself a blond Ken doll and play with it, and once you're done then break it apart. (Monday 4 November 2019; 01:04)

Re: St John the Divine (91,228) (91,231) by Edward from USA That concert wasn't recorded with the intention of releasing it either in video or audio form, one track was and the dubbing made it perfect. It's not the same when all instruments and voice are coming together through one single channel and when the venue wasn't suited for this type of recording. I'm pretty sure people in attendance must've had, as always, a different experience, a great one. It's obvious though that we were expecting "JTTW" type of quality, and for such anticipated release silence on the board speaks volumes. I personally won't be listening to those tracks again, I'll pretend they were not released, just like the R-Kelly and Mary J. Blige collabos. I'm not mad, I just once again set my expectations too high, but just did so because it was 90's Mariah. (Sunday 3 November 2019; 03:00)

Re: Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting (91,197) (91,200) by Edward from USA Yes, if you're wearing sweatpants and it's Monday. (Tuesday 29 October 2019; 02:01)

Re: Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting (91,191) (91,194) by Edward from USA Bill, he was referring to Andrew, Randy and me. Your [sic] safe. Don't joke too much now though, you might end up posting with the freaks, but if you promise to bring a not so over-sized pink shirt, you can always post with us. And bring your muffin, unbuttered of course. (Monday 28 October 2019; 16:30)

Re: 90s R&B and 1994 albums (91,182) (91,184) by Edward from USA That's a good analogy. (Sunday 27 October 2019; 14:17)

Re: 90s R&B and 1994 albums (91,181) (91,183) by Edward from USA Of course not, it was a mistake. (Sunday 27 October 2019; 14:12)

Re: Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting (91,176) (91,178) by Edward from USA I apologize because it seems to be my post got under some guys' panties here, it wasn't my intention. A mean comment about supposedly mean people, hypocritical effing much. (Saturday 26 October 2019; 21:37)

Re: Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting (91,175) (91,177) by Edward from USA It seems to be 21 people so far. (Saturday 26 October 2019; 21:10)

Re: 90s R&B and 1994 albums (91,169) (91,173) by Edward from USA I also love Bedtime Stories, especially "Secret", "Take a Vow", "Human Nature", "Bedtime Stories" and "Love Tried to Welcome Me". It was also a huge surprise for me when Madonna went from Pop to R&B. Babyface's background vocals on "Take a Vow" are just amazing to me. CrazySexyCool has always been a favorite of mine too. I miss the 90's so much in terms of the quality of the music, when we actually didn't have all these online platforms overstimulating and throwing things at us from all directions without giving us time to digest this or that. I loved when Mariah would disappear and just show up with a new single, and the single already had notes stating the future album it was coming from, the anticipation was simply great. (Saturday 26 October 2019; 01:58)

Re: Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting (91,160) (91,172) by Edward from USA Andy, you can't hide behind a nickname. Welcome back, you're right on time for Merry Christmas Deluxe album release. You've been missed, by some of us, that is. (Saturday 26 October 2019; 01:38)

Re: Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting (91,166) (91,171) by Edward from USA Oh no you did not. Liciia loves 1.5 songs from Charmbracelet. (Saturday 26 October 2019; 01:33)

Re: Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting (91,148) (91,156) by Edward from USA Bill, the last part of my post 91,152 that states: "And who are you to talk for all of us? Talk for yourself and the ones who agree with you" wasn't meant for you. It was written as a reply to post 91,151. They now want to dictate what's considered a joke in here based on their delusions. (Friday 25 October 2019; 02:04)

Re: Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting (91,148) (91,152) by Edward from USA Bill, "These Grumpy Lambs" is a hidden track on the Merry Christmas Deluxe album for some of the super lambs on MCArchives. And who are you to talk for all of us? Talk for yourself and the ones who agree with you. (Thursday 24 October 2019; 21:22)

Re: Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting (91,143) (91,145) by Edward from USA Is that a joke? It's going to be too cold. (Thursday 24 October 2019; 00:32)

Re: Vision of love (91,128) (91,132) by Edward from USA He just has "Delusions of Love". So annoying. (Wednesday 23 October 2019; 01:00)

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