Mariah Carey Emotions CD

Emotions Music

Category	Rock Albums, R&B CDs, Pop, Soul/R&B, Rock/Pop, Contemporary R&B
Label	Columbia
Orig Year	1991
All Time Sales Rank	11784
CD Universe Part number	1087076
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 23, 2006
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	47 minutes

Mariah Carey Emotions Songs

1.	Emotions	$0.99
2.	And You Don't Remember	$0.99
3.	Can't Let Go	$0.99
4.	Make It Happen	$0.99
5.	If It's Over	$0.99
6.	You're So Cold	$0.99
7.	So Blessed	$0.99
8.	To Be Around You	$0.99
9.	Till the End of Time	$0.99
10.	Wind, The	$0.99

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Average Rating: (4.9 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

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5 stars THE VOICE MARIAH
THIS ALBUM IS VOCALLY PERFECT AND THE SUND THE WHISPER SOUND IS COME TO FILL THE SOUL AND THE VOICE COMPLETE AND COMPLEX. MARIAH THE BEST DIVA ALWAYS AND FOREVER
Submitted by WJASXXX (WILFREDO ALVAREZ, CARACAS VENEZUELA)
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5 stars 2 Thumbs Way Up!!
Yet another awesome album from Mariah. Vocally, it's one of her best! The album is 15 years old & still rocks just as much as ever. She was a strong sense of empowerment & a voice that won't quit! I just wish there were more than 10 songs on it! Best songs on the album I'd have to say would be "Emotions," "Can't Let Go," "Make it Happen," "So Blessed," & "You're so Cold."
Submitted by Mindy (Heath, Ohio USA)
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5 stars nothing better
Its breathtaking. One of Mimi's best albums,which made ''emotions'',''make it happen'' and ''can't let go'' number ones! Absolutely marvellus cd!!It's definetely worth taking it. I listen to it when I am sad and happy as well!!!!Great job from a serius professional-Mariah
Submitted by Rossa (Milan,Italy)
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5 stars Second Best Diva Strong CD!!!
This second album from Mariah is truly a blessing. She comes back with powerful vocals and strong lyrics. This woman is truly a diva and a true artist of song. This music will last for the next decade for any generation. My grandchildren will love this CD.
Submitted by jejr9 (Irvine)
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5 stars SHE'S PERFECT
MARIAH DON'T HAVE ANY MISTAKE, SHE'S PERFECT.
Submitted by JOSHUA (BRAZIL)
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