fave mariah carey song

CHARLIE wrote:

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bwa-haaa-haa! there goes Michael Mc-Hoe, scared for his life, attempted to mention my name so he could hide from Tessa's wrath! bwa-haaaaa-haaa! what a scaredy cat that, Mc-HOe! bwa-haaaa-haaa!

If I was in front of you I would gladly rearrange your maggott face, slum boy, now back to the fields and pick taht rice slave boy bwa hehehehe

Special to The Globe and Mail
Madonna: Confessions Tour
At the Bell Centre
In Montreal on Wednesday
When Madonna first appeared on stage at Montreal's Bell Centre on Wednesday night, it was clear that this tour marked one of those key moments in her career arc. Her arrival on the charts in the early eighties was marked by critical derision. Since then, there have been celebrity relationships (among them with Sean Penn and Warren Beatty), and brazen proclamations of libidinous bravado and religious transformation.
Madonna's music has consistently delivered. Not every track on every album is spun from gold, of course, but she is still an extremely savvy and clever performer, pop star and singer. Her latest album, Confessions on a Dance Floor, is a brilliant album, full of spunky glam, ghetto chic and stimulating videos that have been among Madonna's hallmarks.
The first night of the only two Canadian performances of her Confessions tour was an example of the artist at her best: energetic, naughty, brazenly kitschy and wildly entertaining. She arrived, ingeniously, in a massive disco ball that descended from the heavens and opened like a blooming flower. Call it the damn-the-critics tour: Madonna seemed hell bent on engaging in some age-defying calisthenics, and, oddly enough, began the evening with a lengthy reference to her horse-riding accident of last year. This, she made entirely clear, was going to hold her back about as much as those occasionally bitchy reviews.
Draped in a series of skin-tight outfits by Jean Paul Gaultier (a couple of them appeared to have been sprayed on), Madonna's body provides a point of fascination. While defying her critics, she also defies age: Why bother with a midlife crisis when there are no signs of crisis?(The list of factoids given to the press about the Confessions tour includes: "Foundation used on Madonna's skin: 0.") There were the expected and much-talked-about political statements: the depiction of a tragic gangland shooting; a reminder that one million children have been orphaned by AIDS in Africa; nods to her massive gay following (two male dancers embrace during one number, to Madonna's approval); and the obligatory trashing of Bush and Blair.
But Madonna is at her best when she moves beyond literal-minded political statements and plays with cultural iconography. She performed a rendition of Live to Tell while strapped to a massive mirror-tiled cross, adorned with a crown of thorns (fitting in Montreal, a city that has its own lit-up cross). Madonna seemed less intent on reminding us about her own suffering than about pointing to the religious overtones of contemporary celebrity culture (a point made equally well by David Bowie during his 1987 Glass Spider tour). Another sublime moment arrived when she sang her signature song, Like a Virgin. For this, a metal rod conveniently popped out of one section of the stage, allowing Madonna to pole dance, showgirl style.
But the play list was telling: This is not an artist who is comfortable settling for a greatest-hits retrospective. Madonna is confident that her best work is current, not past. More than half of the songs performed were from her new album, culminating in a marvellously tacky disco medley, punctuated by Hung Up, the ludicrously catchy ABBA-sampled hit.
Madonna seemed intent on proving something with her Confessions tour: that she's still beholden to her worshipping fans (Montreal's two nights sold out in under two hours -- a record), that she still knows how to have fun (despite parenthood and the religious conversion) and that she remains culturally germane. To accomplish that, she needed to captivate, to provide exhilaration, to nod to her past while maintaining the aura of an artist whose best is before her.
She delivered.

CHARLIE wrote:

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bwa-haaaa-haaa!...and Michael McHOE snaps ONCE AGAIN! bwa-haaa-haaa! this McHOE's hyperventilatin' one too many times in this forum, the airconditioning has to be shut down so he could show signs of mental activity! bwa-haaa-haaaa!

yes i have snapped into action to make everyone aware what a loser ans sickener you are. Now snap out of yourself and see if you can retrain yourself to act as a decent human being - though I know miracles are far out of your reach. Maybe jump on a butterfly to the loonie bin with Scarey???

PHARLIE wrote:

Continue to vote for Pariah as your "Choice Music: Male Artist" and "Choice Music: R&B Artist" at Teen Choice Awards 2006. The awards ceremony will broadcast live from the Gibson Amphitheater, Universal City, California August 20th at 8:00pm ET on FOX. Pariah Mules!

Yes, Pariah is a Mule hehehe

I never read that book! I like both Mariah and Madonna!

CHARLIE wrote:

Congrats, Mariah for yet another fresh victory this 2006!
Due to the success of the song and the music video for WE BELONG TOGETHER, Mariah received the award for Best International Female Artist at the CHV Thailand Music Video Awards which were held at BEC Tero Hall on June 16, 2006. The results were as follows:
#1. Mariah Carey - 24.01% CONGRATS, MARIAH! yuhoooo!
#2. Kelly Clarkson - 21.41%
#3. Madonna - 20.96%
#4. Shakira - 19.58%
#5. Gwen Stefani - 14.04%
Congratulations Mariah!

2006
Rockbjörnen (Sweden)
Best International Album, "Confessions On A Dance Floor"
Pink Paper Awards
Best Album, "Confessions On A Dance Floor"
Best Single, "Hung Up"
Best Musical Artist
Best Live Event, "KoKo Club Mini-Show"
NRJ Music Awards (France)
Best International Artist
Virgin. Net Music Awards
Best Solo Female Artist
Best Song, "Hung Up"
Boyz Awards
Best Album, "Confessions On A Dance Floor"
Best Single, "Hung Up"
Best Solo Star
Best Pop Act
TRL Awards
Lifetime Achievement Award
Retired Videos Award for "Hung Up"
Brit Awards
Best International Female Artist
NME Awards
Sexiest Female Artist
ECHO Awards (Germany)
Best Rock/Pop International Female Artist
Hit of the Year for "Hung Up"
Space Shower Music Video Awards (Japan)
Best International Video for "Hung Up"
Arion (Greece)Music Awards[16]
Best Selling Single, "Hung Up"
Best Selling Album, "Confessions On A Dance Floor"
21st Annual International Dance Music Awards
Best Pop Dance Track for "Hung Up"
Best Dance Video for "Hung Up"
Best Dance Artist Solo
Salut! d'Or Awards (France)
Best International Female Singer
Best Song, Hung Up
Best Video, Hung Up
Amadeus Music Awards (Austria)
Best International Hit Single, Hung Up
Popcorn Awards (Hungary)
Best International Hit Single, Hung Up

We belong together
hero
Shake it off
Mine Again
Someday
just one of the bunch

whatever wrote:

We belong together
hero
Shake it off
Mine Again
Someday
just one of the bunch

All crap

Try: Like a Prayer
Cherish
Live to Tell
Erotica
Vogue
Bedtime Story
Hung up
Sorry
Hollywood
Ray of light
Candy Perfume girl :)
Music
papa Don't Preach
la Isla Bonita

Hail Queen Madonna

Michael McCarthy wrote:

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All crap
Try: Like a Prayer
Cherish
Live to Tell
Erotica
Vogue
Bedtime Story
Hung up
Sorry
Hollywood
Ray of light
Candy Perfume girl :)
Music
papa Don't Preach
la Isla Bonita
Hail Queen Madonna

My revenge wld have been terrible if u'd forgotten the Candy Perfume Girl track!!!

The Candy Perfume Girl wrote:

<quoted text>My revenge wld have been terrible if u'd forgotten the Candy Perfume Girl track!!!

hahaha - you are the best - I actually love that track - "Boy, girl/Boy Girl... Candy hehehehehe!!!!!:) LMAO

All mariah carey's songs are the bomb!!!
shake it off, we belong together, one sweet day and so many more.
all the songs she produces are just it.
no one surpases what she has achieved up to this day with regards to all that she's gone through

tess wrote:

All mariah carey's songs are the bomb!!!
shake it off, we belong together, one sweet day and so many more.
all the songs she produces are just it.
no one surpases what she has achieved up to this day with regards to all that she's gone through

No one surpasses what she has achieved? hahahahaha

Queen of Pop Madonna has and always will be the BIGGEST and THE BEST.

Madonna is the higgest selling female artist on the planet, biggest selling touring artist and most successful female recording artist of all time - read it and weep!

The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) just released their updated figures.
01. The Beatles 40+ 400,000,000 UK 60s (1962-1970) Rock/Pop Guinness/EMI
02. Michael Jackson 14 350,000,000 US 70s-00s (1979-) Pop/R&B MJ Stats
03. Elvis Presley 150+ 300,000,000 US 50s-70s (1956-1977) Country/Rock
04. Madonna 16 275,000,000 US 80s-00s (1984-) Pop WBR [1]
05. Nana Mouskouri 450 250,000,000 Greece 60s-00s (1959-) Pop [2][3]
06. Cliff Richard 60+ 250,000,000 UK 50s-00s (1959-1969,1977-1979,1986-1999 ) Rock/Pop [4]
07.The Rolling Stones 54 ~250,000,000 UK 60s-00s (1964-1981) Rock 60.5 million in the US [5]
08. Mariah Carey 14 230,000,000 US 90s-00s (1990-) Pop/R&B

Highest grossing tour by a female - 200million USD - US Pop Queen Madonna - Confessions 2006
All her tours have been global sell outs for over twenty three years - WOW!

As per Guinness Book of World Records - Madonna is the the most successful female recording artist of all Time.

UK Best selling singles artists of all time
Cliff Richard (20,969,006) The Beatles (20,799,632) Elvis Presley (19,293,118) Madonna (14,562,856)
Mariah carey is not even placed in the Top 50!

I like the one where she's licking the convertable's fender and then she goes down on Snoop Dog, then she goes down on Missy Elliot.

ash wrote:

through the rain that is the best tune ever
my top 10 mariah tunes are
1) through the rain
2) someday
3) don't forget about us
4) we belong together
5) endless love
6) can't take that away
7) heartbreaker
8) get your number
9) shake it off
10) Emotions

out of those ten songs someday should be number 1

james hodd wrote:

<quoted text>out of those ten songs someday should be number 1

someday is intense, showcasing Mariah's superb singing prowess.

my all
sweetheart
fantasy feat odb
get ur number
and all of em dammit
theyre all good

Touch My Body, the new Mariah Carey single is HOT, HOT, HOT as Billboard reports...

Mariah Carey makes a triumphant return to the charts with her new single Touch My Body. After less than six days at radio it blasts onto a whopping four airplay charts. "Touch" storms CHR/Top 40 (No. 32), Rhythmic Top 40 (No. 26), Urban (No. 23) and Urban AC (No. 39). By debuting on the CHR/Top 40 chart, Carey takes the lead for most hits in the list's 15-year history: "Touch" is her 26th entry, breaking a tie with Madonna.

Can't let go
Everything Fades away
Anytime you need a friend
Slipping away
Forever
I still believe
All my life
Fly like a bird
I wish you only knew
My all

And loads loads more

shanghaichica wrote:

Can't let go
Everything Fades away
Anytime you need a friend
Slipping away
Forever
I still believe
All my life
Fly like a bird
I wish you only knew
My all
And loads loads more

Antyime You Need A Friend is indeed noteworthy.

my fav are
1. all i want for x mas
2. vision of love
3. hero
4. all in your mind
6. alone in love
7. dreamlover
8. touch my body
9. someday {extended version}
10. never forget you