Unfortunately, as much as I'd like to believe otherwise, I'm resigned to the fact that the best of Mariah has been seen. 'It's Like That' is a banging Club track, helped no doubt by the brilliance of Sir Morales. 'We Belong Together' should go down as one of her all-time great tracks, it's that good. But the rest of the album, while nice, is filled with ultimately forgettable cuts. A collection of stale RNB tracks that have been done before (and better), and limp ballads that wander endlessly. A real shame, cos she's clearly still got it.

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Tracks 1 and 2 prove that. But the output is simply not good enough for an artist of her high standards. I have to disagree with the previous comment posted here. Berliner Testament Muster Pdf Merge. While it's true that some of Carey's material has been thin on depth in the past, it's incredibly foolish to think her huge success over the years has been gained purely through good luck - Neither was 'Vision of Love' a 'stroke of luck' - but a masterfully written, produced and crucially - delivered - pop ballad that in it's day was incredibly original.

Unfortunatley this kind of attack on Mariah Carey is not a one-off [Just ask Madonna who very publically crucified Carey and her success during 'Fantasy's strong hold on the US charts]. It's an attack that is usely launched by people who have never given a Mariah record the time of day, because if they did whilst they may not sing her praised but at least they would be able to see her strong talent that she has made so abudantly clear to the millions around the world who DO give her the time of day. And what of Carey's recent surge back into the publics hearts and ears with this very album? Well, the haters won't tell you that but the fact is this diva is well and truly back.