Secondhand Serenade - A Twist In My Story (2008)

Track List
1. "Like a Knife" - 4:28
2. "Fall for You" - 3:05
3. "Maybe" - 3:32
4. "Stranger" -4:48
5. "Your Call" - 3:56
6. "Suppose" - 3:48
7. "A Twist in My Story" - 4:09
8. "Why" - 4:15
9. "Stay Close, Don't Go" - 3:36
10. "Pretend" - 3:32
11. "Goodbye" - 5:26


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Eva cassidy - Somewhere (2008)

Twelve years after her untimely death, the gifted eclectic vocalist Eva Cassidy continues to provide an object lesson on just how a song--any song--should be sung. SOMEWHERE is the latest posthumous release of previously unreleased recordings recorded by the Canadian singer in the '90s, including the title track, a rare Cassidy original which closes the album in a Broadway-like orchestral flourish. Overall, the otherwise spare production sounds highly contemporary. The crack backing band and/or lone accompanying acoustic guitar are fresh and energetic as the always soulful Cassidy tackles a rootsy, characteristically varied set, from Dolly Parton's "Coat Of Many Colors" and Willie Nelson's "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain" to Aretha Franklin's "Chain Of Fools" and "Won't Be Long," with time out for traditional folk songs like Robert Burns's "My Love Is Like a Red Rose" and John Renbourn's "A Bold Young Farmer." It's a moving testament to an artist cut down much too soon in her career and in life.

Track List
01. Coat of Many Colors
02. My Love is Like a Red Red Rose
03. Ain't Doin Too Bad
04. Chain of Fools
05. Won't Be Long
06. Walkin' After Midnight
07. Early One Morning
08. A Bold Young Farmer
09. If I Give My Heart
10. Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain
11. Summertime
12. Somewhere

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Mariah Carey - The Best of MIMI (2008)

Track List
01. Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)
02. Always Be My Baby
03. Anytime You Need A Friend
04. Butterfly
05. Can't Let Go
06. Can't Take That Away (Mariah's Theme)
07. Do You Know Where You're Going To (Theme From Mahogany)
08. Dreamlover
09. Emotions
10. Endless Love
11. Fantasy
12. Forever (Album Version)
13. Get Your Number
14. Hero
15. Honey
16. I Don't Wanna Cry
17. I Still Believe (Album Version)
18. I'll Be There
19. It's Like That
20. Love Takes Time
21. Loverboy (Remix)
22. Make It Happen
23. My All
24. Never Too FarHero (Album Version)
25. One Sweet Day
26. Open Arms (Bonus Track)
27. Shake It Off
28. Someday
29. Sweetheart
30. Thank God I Found You
31. Through The Rain
32. Underneath The Star (Album Version)
33. Vision Of Love
34. We Belong Together
35. When You Believe ( From The Prince Of Egypt)
36. Whenever You Call
37. Without You

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Mariah Carey - Charmbracelet (2002)

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine @ allmusic.com
If it didn't follow Glitter, the gold standard for diva implosions in the early 21st century, Mariah Carey's Charmbracelet would simply be her worst album, but since it was rushed out in late 2002 in an effort to mask that disaster, to treat it as if it never happened, it achieves a special kind of grandeur -- it's a botched attempt to restore a career after a botched attempt at a crossover. Of course, the Carey party line, including her new label Island (who has sponsored her vanity imprint, MonarC), claims her lone Virgin album, Glitter, shouldn't be considered an official Mariah album since it was a soundtrack, but not only does that theory not hold water (perhaps Purple Rain shouldn't be considered a Prince album, then?), it signals that everybody realizes that Glitter wasn't just a disaster, but that her whole ghetto-fabulous trip of the late '90s eroded her core MOR audience. So, with Charmbracelet, the backpedalling is immediately evident, from the demure photos gracing the artwork (the tight shorts of Rainbow are long gone) and the first single/opening track "Through the Rain," a slow ballad designed as "Vision of Love" meets "Hero." Mariah is back in the adult contemporary camp, no longer trying to prove that she's real. She hasn't completely abandoned hip-hop, but whenever it rears its head on Charmbracelet, it's utterly jarring, whether it's Jay-Z's and Freeway's guest spots on "You Got Me," the club-ready groove of "You Had Your Chance" (built on the same bassline as "Nuthin' but a G Thang"), or the blatant rewrite of Cam'ron's "Oh Boy" on "Boy (I Need You)" (he may endorse it with a cameo, yet the sampled vocal hook remains singularly annoying no matter how its presented), or the crackling vinyl used as ambient noise on "Irresistible," or the distracting use of dripping water as percussion on "I Only Wanted." Weirdly enough, even these detours are nothing more than flourishes -- window-dressing on songs that remain firmly in the middle of the road, since that's where the sales are, or at least where Mariah's aging fan base is. This, of course, is not a problem, since she's done hip-hop-influenced dance tunes and ballads very well before. What is a problem is that there are no good songs on this record outside of Def Leppard's power ballad classic "Bringin' on the Heartbreak," which isn't even covered all that well. What is a greater problem is that Mariah's voice is shot, sounding in tatters throughout the record. Whenever she sings, there's a raspy whistle behind her thin voice and she strains to make notes throughout the record. She cannot coo or softly croon, nor can she perform her trademark gravity-defying vocal runs. Her voice is damaged, and there's not a moment where it sounds strong or inviting. That alone would be disturbing, but since the songs are formless and the production bland -- another reason why the hip-hop announces itself, even though it's nowhere near as pronounced as it has been since Butterfly -- her tired voice becomes the only thing to concentrate on, and it's a sad, ugly thing, making an album that would merely have been her worst into something tragic

Track List
01. Through the Rain
02. Boy (I Need You)
03. The One
04. Yours
05. You Got Me
06. I Only Wanted
07. Clown
08. My Saving Grace
09. You Had Your Chance
10. Lullaby
11. Irresistible (Westside Connection)
12. Subtle Invitation
13. Bringin' on the Heartbreak
14. Sunflowers for Alfred Roy
15. Through the Rain" (remix)
16. Miss You (featuring Jadakiss) (bonus track)

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Mariah Carey - Glitter (2001)

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine @ allumusic.com
It wasn't supposed to be this way. Mariah Carey's first album for Virgin Records was supposed to be a triumph, an album that confirmed her status as pop's reigning diva, while serving as the soundtrack to a film that proved her crossover status was every bit as potent as that of her unexpected arch-rival Jennifer Lopez. Instead, Glitter proved to be an utter meltdown -- the pop equivalent of Chernobyl. It's hard not to sympathize with everybody involved, actually, from Mariah herself, to all the musicians and producers involved in this and the film, plus the label that shelled out millions of dollars for a proven quantity that suddenly stopped delivering the goods. Because Glitter is a catastrophe -- it captures Mariah on a downturn of creativity and popularity, just when she needs to shine the brightest, and then it was paired with an extremely public emotional breakdown, highlighted by a bizarre appearance on TRL, where she was seemingly dressed only in a T-shirt and handing out Popsicles, plus a scarily suicidal message posted and then quickly deleted from her website. Poor Mariah! Poor Virgin! Who could have predicted this pop perfect storm? And, when you're seeing it unfold, or listening to it unspool, it's hard not to be shocked by the miscalculation of every aspect of Glitter. Superficially, it's not that all far removed from her last Columbia album, Rainbow, but if that record illustrated the freeing effect of her divorce from Tommy Motolla, this album shows that Mariah needs some guiding force, something to keep her on track. Otherwise, she sinks into gormless ballads, covers of early-'80s funk tunes that sound exactly like the originals, hip-hop funk that plays plastic and stiff. This touches on everything Mariah tried before, but nothing works -- not the oversinging, not the sentimental, not the desperate attempts for street cred. If she indeed was paranoid about Lopez's career and success, as certain tabloid reports indicated, she shouldn't have made a record that seems to ape On the 6 the way that album slavishly followed prime Mariah. It's an embarrassment, one that might have been easier to gawk at if its creator wasn't so close to emotional destruction at the time of release.

Track List
01. Loverboy (remix)
02. Lead the Way
03. If We
04. Didn't Mean to Turn You On
05. Don't Stop (Funkin' 4 Jamaica)
06. All My Life
07. Reflections (Care Enough)
08. Last Night a DJ Saved My Life
09. Want You
10. Never Too Far
11. Twister
12. Loverboy
13. Loverboy (Mj Cole main remix radio edit)

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Mariah Carey - Rainbow (1999)

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Mariah Carey claims Rainbow, her first album since divorcing Tommy Mottola, "chronicles my emotional roller coaster ride of the past year," but less subjective listeners could be forgiven for viewing it as simply another Mariah Carey album. After all, all the elements are in place -- the crossover dance hits, the ballads, the cameos, the hip producers, the weird cover choice from the early '80s. But dig a little deeper, and her words ring true. Rainbow is the first Carey album where she's written personal lyrics, and allusions to her separation from Mottola are evident throughout the album, even if it doesn't really amount to the "story" she mentions in the liner notes. As appropriate for any introspective album, it's a bit ballad-heavy, which makes Rainbow seem a little samey. Yet that's not the only reason the record has a weird sense of déjà vu, since this follows the same formula as its two predecessors, distinguished primarily by her newfound fondness for flashing flesh. That repetition isn't necessarily a problem, since she does formula very well, managing to appeal to both housewives as well as b-boys. Rainbow proves that she can still pull off that difficult balancing act, but it's hard not to be a little disappointed that she'd didn't shake the music up a little bit more -- after all, it would have been a more effective album if the heartbreak, sorrow, and joy that bubbles underneath the music were brought to the surface.

Track List
01. Heartbreaker
02. Can't Take That Away (Mariah's Theme)
03. Bliss
04. How Much
05. After Tonight
06. X-Girlfriend
07. Heartbreaker (Remix)
08. Vulnerability (Interlude)
09. Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)
10. Crybaby
11. Did I Do That?
12. Petals
13. Rainbow (Interlude)
14. Thank God I Found You

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Laura Pausini - Tra Te E Il Mare (2000)

Track List
01. Siamo Noi
02. Volevo Dirti Che Ti Amo
03. Il Mio Sbaglio Piu Grande
04. Tra Te E Il Mare
05. Viaggio Con Te
06. Musica Sara
07. Anche Se Non Mi Vuoi
08. Fidati Di Me
09. Ricorda Mi
10. Per Vivere
11. Mentre La Notte Va
12. Come Si Fa
13. Jenny
14. The Extra Mile

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Mariah Carey - Butterfly (1997)

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine @ allmusic.com
Upon its release, Butterfly was interpreted as Mariah Carey's declaration of independence from her ex-husband (and label president) Tommy Mottola, and to a certain extent, that's true. Butterfly is peppered with allusions to her troubled marriage and her newfound freedom, and the music is supposed to be in tune with contemporary urban sounds instead of adult contemporary radio. Nevertheless, it feels like a Mariah Carey album, which means that it's a collection of hit singles surrounded by classy filler. What is surprising about Butterfly is the lack of up-tempo dance-pop. Apart from the Puffy Combs-produced "Honey," Butterfly is devoted to ballads, and while they are all well-crafted, many of them blend together upon initial listening. Subsequent plays reveal that Carey's vocals are sultrier and more controlled than ever, and that helps "Butterfly," "Break Down," "Babydoll," and the Prince cover, "The Beautiful Ones," rank among her best; also, the ballads do have a stronger urban feel than before. Even though Butterfly doesn't have as many strong singles as Daydream, it's one of her best records, illustrating that Carey is continuing to improve and refine her music, which makes her a rarity among her '90s peers.

Track List
01. Honey
02. Butterfly
03. My All
04. The Roof
05. Fourth of July
06. Breakdown
07. Babydoll
08. Close My Eyes
09. Whenever You Call
10. Fly Away (Butterfly Reprise)
11. The Beautiful Ones
12. Outside
13. Honey (So So Def radio remix) (Non-U.S. editions bonus tracks)
14. Honey (Def Club mix) (Non-U.S. editions bonus tracks)
15. Mi Todo ("My All" in Spanish) (Non-U.S. editions bonus tracks)

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Mariah Carey - Daydream (1995)

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine @ allmusic.com
Mariah Carey certainly knows how to construct an album. Positioning herself directly between urban R&B with tracks like "Fantasy," and adult contemporary with songs like "One Sweet Day," a duet with Boyz II Men, Carey appeals to both audiences equally because of the sheer amount of craft and hard work she puts into her albums. Daydream is her best record to date, featuring a consistently strong selection of songs and a remarkably impassioned performance by Carey. A few of the songs are second-rate -- particularly the cover of Journey's "Open Arms" -- but Daydream demonstrates that Carey continues to perfect her craft and that she has earned her status as an R&B/pop diva.

Track List
01. Fantasy
02. Underneath the Stars
03. One Sweet Day
04. Open Arms
05. Always Be My Baby
06. I Am Free
07. When I Saw You
08. Long Ago
09. Melt Away
10. Forever
11. Daydream Interlude
12. Looking In

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Mariah Carey - Merry Christmas (1994)

Track List
01. Silent Night
02. All I Want for Christmas Is You
03. O Holy Night
04. Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)
05. Miss You Most (At Christmas Time)
06. Joy to the World
07. Jesus Born on This Day
08. Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town
09. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing/Gloria (in Excelsis Deo)
10. Jesus Oh What a Wonderful Child
11. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (non-U.S. bonus track)

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Mariah Carey - Music Box (1993)

Review by Ron Wynn @ allmusic.com
Mariah Carey has been stung by critical charges that she's all vocal bombast and no subtlety, soul or shading. Her solution was to make an album in which her celebrated octave-leaping voice would be downplayed and she could demonstrate her ability to sing softly and coolly. Well, she was partly successful; she trimmed the volume on Music Box. Unfortunately, she also cut the energy level; Carey sounds detached on several selections. She scored a couple of huge hits, "Hero" and "Dreamlover," where she did inject some personality and intensity into the leads. Most other times, Carey blended into the background and let the tracks guide her, instead of pushing and exploding through them. It was wise for Carey to display other elements of her approach, but sometimes excessive spirit is preferable to an absence of passion.

Track List
01. Dreamlover
02. Hero
03. Anytime You Need A Friend
04. Music Box
05. Now That I Know
06. Never Forget You
07. Without You
08. Just To Hold You Once Again
09. I've Been Thinking About You
10. All I've Ever Wanted

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Christina Aguilera - Steppin’ Out (2008)

Track List
01. A Song for You (With Herbie Hancock)
02. Come On Over Baby (Uncensored) (Live With Fred Durst)
03. Lady Marmalade (with Lil’ Kim, Mya and Pink)
04. Somos Novios (It’s Impossible) (with Andrea Bocelli)
05. Tilt Ya Head Back (With Nelly)
06. Tell Me (With Diddy)
07. Mother (With Bigelf)
08. Nobody Wants To Be Lonely (With Ricky Martin)
09. Live With Me (With Rolling Stones)
10. Reflection(Duet with Sandy Leah)
11. Steppin’ Out (Live with Tony Bennet)
12. Car Wash (with Missy Elliott)
13. Benny and the Jets (Live With Elton John)
14. Celebrate The Future (Live With Enrique Iglesias)
15. All I Wanna Do (With Keizo Nakanishi)
16. Like A Virgin/Hollywood (With Britney Spears, Madonna & Missy Elliot)
17. Si No Te Hubiera Conocido (With Luis Fonsi)

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Christina Aguilera - I Come Undone (2008)

Track List
01. I Will Be
02. What Child Is This
03. I Come Undone
04. Dreamy Eyes
05. We're A Miracle
06. Don't Make Me Love You ('Til I'm Ready)
07. Too Beautiful For Words
08. El Ultimo Adios
09. Hello
10. Tan Emocional
11. What's Going On
12. Silent Night/ Noche De Paz
13. It's A Man World(live)
14. That's What Love Can Do
15. Dame Lo Que Yo Te Doy
16. Here To Stay (Pepsi Mix)

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Christina Aguilera - Remixed Hitz (2007)

Track List
01. Reflection (Dance Remix)
02. Genie In A Bottle (The Eddie Arroyo Rhythm Mix)
03. Come On Over Baby (All I Want Is You) (Blacksmith Late Nite Love Mix)
04. What A Girl Wants (Smooth Mix)
05. I Turn To You (Thunderpuss Remix)
06. Pero Me Acuerdo De Ti (Remix)
07. Falsas Esperanzas (Dance Remix)
08. Nobody Wants To Be Lonely (Ft. Ricky Martin) (Boris & Beck Mixshow)
09. Dirrty (Mauve Remix)
10. Beautiful (Peter Rauhofer Remix)
11. Fighter (Freelance Hellraiser Remix)
12. Can’T Hold Us Down (Jacknife Lee Remix)
13. Make Over (Trypsin Remix)
14. The Voice Within (Almighty Remix)
15. Tilt Ya’ Head Back (Funkymix)
16. Ain’T No Other Man (Scotty K. Vocal Remix)
17. Hurt (Jonathan Peters Deeper-Mindset Vocal Remix)
18. Tell Me (Funkymix)

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Christina Aguilera - 15 Songs For You (2006)

Track List
01.Hello
02.That's What Love Can Do
03.Car Wash (Feat. Missy Elliott)
04.A Song For You (Feat. Herbie Hancock)
05.Lady Marmalade (Mya Lil' Kim Pink & Missy Elliot)
06.I Come Undone
07.Dreamy Eyes
08.I Will Be
09.Tilt Ya Head Back (Feat. Nelly)
10.Too Beautiful For Words
11.We're A Miracle
12.Don't Make Me Love You (Til' I'm Ready)
13.Nobody Wants To Be Lonely (Duet With Ricky Martin)
14.Dame Lo Que Yo Te Doy
15.Somos Novios (Duet With Andrea Bocelli)

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Christina Aguilera - Stripped (2002)

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine @ allmusic.com
According to Christina Aguilera, the title of her second album, Stripped, refers to her emotions and not her body, but the topless photograph of her on the cover suggests otherwise. Most things about Stripped suggest sex, actually, since Xtina -- as she calls herself in a handful of interviews accompanying the release of the album -- never hesitates to put her body, her piercings, and recently liberated sexual beliefs on display throughout her hyper-sexual, convoluted sophomore effort. Like any diva, Christina believes her trials and tribulations are inherently more fascinating than anybody else's and, like any diva, she has an inflated sense of self-importance, defiantly strutting on the "Stripped Intro" that she's "sorry you can't define me/sorry I break the mold." What she's referring to is anybody's guess, since she hasn't exactly defied expectations since her last album -- releasing a Christmas album and a Spanish-language record of your debut ain't exactly breaking the mold: it is the mold. Plus, Stripped clearly has its origins in the sound of two of Christina's teen pop contemporaries -- the teasing sexiness of Britney Spears and the wonderful, gonzo dance-rock confessionals of Pink, who truly did break the mold with M!ssundaztood. Since Aguilera spent so much time working on the album, tearing through a seemingly countless number of producers, she seems desperate to not just catch-up with these two, but surpass them in the sex and confessions, breaking it down so they become the same thing, while adding a strong hip-hop undercurrent throughout all the songs. And the end result is utterly bizarre, surpassing Mariah Carey's Glitter as the modern-day standard for musical immolation while rivaling The Teaches of Peaches in its sheer carnality. Where Peaches always is in control of her sexuality, using it as a weapon and a joke in equal measures, Christina is overwhelmed by the reaction of others to her sexuality, putting it on equal ground with her voice, which remains a remarkably powerful instrument, especially since she's toned down the scale-running histrionics from her debut. If she's mastered her vocals, she's still desperately searching for her artistic voice, placing too much emphasis on club and street-level R&B, which fit her poorly (why was "Dirrty," a non-song that requires less range than the slinky sexiness of "I'm a Slave 4 U," the first single?), when she needs full-blown songs. There are some here, though, most notably the Linda Perry collaboration "Beautiful," which was rush-released as a second single, but the ceaseless 70-minute running time and seemingly endless 20 songs mean that individual moments are lost and the big picture remains. And that big picture is that of an artist who has grown up too fast, while the sound is that of an artist who's given too much freedom too early and hasn't yet figured out what to do with it.

Track List
01. Stripped Pt. 1
02. Can't Hold Us Down (feat. Lil' Kim)
03. Walk Away
04. Fighter
05. Infatuation (interlude)
06. Infatuation
07. Loving Me For Me (interlude)
08. Loving Me For Me
09. Impossible
10. Underappreciated
11. Beautiful
12. Make Over
13. Cruz
14. Soar
15. Get Mine, Get Yours
16. Dirrty
17. Stripped Pt. 2
18. A Voice Within
19. I'm OK
20. Singing My Song

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Christina Aguilera - Just Be Free (2001)

Track List
01. Just Be Free
02. By Your Side
03. Move It (Dance Mix)
04. Our Day Will Come
05. Believe Me
06. Make Me Happy
07. Dream A Dream
08. Move It
09. The Way You Talk To Me
10. Running Out Of Time
11. Believe Me (Dance Mix)
12. Just Be Free (Spanish)

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Christina Aguilera - My Kind of Christmas (2000)

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine @ allmusic.com
The second punch in a double whammy of stopgap releases in the fourth quarter of 2000, My Kind of Christmas appeared on the shelves two months after Mi Reflejo, Christina's Latin reworking of her debut album. My Kind of Christmas actually has more new material than Mi Reflejo, and Aguilera responds in kind, turning in passionate performances throughout the 11-song album. She can teeter on the edge of being too passionate, belting out when she should lay back, but the power of her voice, no matter how diva-esque she may be, remains remarkable; she needs to learn restraint, but she's clearly a better singer than her peers. Of course, My Kind of Christmas remains a holiday album, filled with covers of standards (from "Oh Holy Night" to "The Christmas Song" to "Merry Christmas, Baby") and a handful of obligatory new songs. None of the new songs are knockouts, but "Christmas Time" and "This Year" are pretty solid pieces of dance-pop, even if the marvelously titled "Xtina's Xmas" (easily the best name of any new holiday song of 2000) is a 90-second collage trifle that doesn't live up to its promise. But, hey -- filler is part of a holiday record, and there's actually not too much of it here. Instead, it's pretty tight, entertaining seasonal dance-pop. It may not add too much to Christina's catalog, but it does suggest that she may not be a mere one-album wonder.

Track List
01. Christmas Time
02. This Year
03. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
04. Angels We Have Heard on High - Christina Aguilera, Eric Dawkins
05. Merry Christmas, Baby
06. O Holy Night
07. These Are the Special Times
08. This Christmas
09. Christmas Song
10. Xtina's Xmas
11. Christmas Song (Holiday Remix)

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Christina Aguilera - Mi Reflejo (2000)

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine @ allmusic.com
When Christina Aguilera's eponymous debut reached multi-platinum status in the summer of 1999, the charts were also ruled by the Latin pop explosion, headed by Ricky Martin. Since Aguilera had Ecuadoran heritage, recording a Latin pop album was appropriate, even if she didn't know how to speak the language. Besides, a Latin album was an easy way to buy time for an artist waiting to produce an eagerly awaited sequel to a blockbuster album. So, she knocked out the record that became Mi Reflejo in 1999 and 2000, between tours and video shoots. She learned the words phonetically, but she already knew most of the melodies, since the bulk of the album was Spanish-language versions of songs on the debut album. In other words, it was a mirror image of the debut -- her Spanish reflection, as it were. This results in an album that is just a little too familiar, even if it's classy and well-produced and spiked with a couple of new tunes that hold their own with the holdovers. Even so, it's hard to view Mi Reflejo as anything other than a bit of a pleasant holding pattern; it's enjoyable as it spins, but it doesn't add anything new to her music, since it's just the old music in new clothing.

Track List
01. Genio Atrapado
02. Falsas Esperanzas
03. El Beso Del Final
04. Pero Me Acuerdo De Tí
05. Ven Conmigo (Solamente Tú)
06. Si No Te Hubiera Conocido
07. Contigo En La Distancia
08. Cuando No Es Contigo
09. Por Siempre Tú
10. Una Mujer
11. Mi Reflejo

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Christina Aguilera - Christina Aguilera Special Edition (2000)

Disc: 1
01. Genie In A Bottle
02. What A Girl Wants
03. I Turn To You
04. So Emotional
05. Come On Over (All I Want Is You)
06. Reflection
07. Love For All Seasons
08. Somebody's Somebody
09. When You Put Your Hands On Me
10. Blessed
11. Love Will Find A Way
12. Obvious
Disc: 2
01. Genie In A Bottle (Flavio Vs. Mad Boris Mix)
02. What A Girl Wants (Eddie Arroyo Dance Radio Edit)
03. I Turn To You (Thunderpuss Remix)
04. Genio Atrapado (Re-Mix)
05. Don't Make Me Love You
06. Come On Over Baby (All I Want Is You) (Radio Version)

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New Kids On The Block - The Block (Deluxe Edition -2008)

Track List
01 Click Click Click
02 Single (ft. Ne-Yo)
03 Big Girl Now (ft. Lady Gaga)
04 Summertime
05 2 In The Morning
06 Grown Man (ft. Pussycat Dolls & Teddy Riley)
07 Dirty Dancing
08 Sexify My Love
09 Twisted
10 Full Service (ft. New Edition)
11 Lights, Camera, Action
12 Put It on My Tab (ft. Akon)
13 Stare at You
14 One Song
15 Don't Cry
16 Offically Over
17 Looking Like Danger

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Timothy B. Schmit - Timothy B (1987)

Track List
1. Boys Night Out
2. Dont' Give Up
3. Hold Me in Your Heart
4. Everybody Needs A Lover
5. Into the Night
6. A Better Day is Coming
7. Jazz Street
8. I Guess I Will Go On Living
9. Down Here People Dance Forever

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Giorgia Fumanti - Like a Dream (2004)

Track List
01. Psalmus Ode
02. Like a Dream
03. Rachel's Song
04. Come to Me
05. The Friends of Mr. Cairo
06. Voices
07. Losing Sleep (Still, My Heart)
08. So Long Ago, So Clear
09. March With Me
10. Italian Song
11. Prelude

Giorgia Fumanti - From My Heart (2007)

Review by Jonathan Widran @ allmusic.com
Frequently presented as the female Andrea Bocelli, the multi-lingual Italian born soprano offered a remarkably beautiful and diverse collection for her major-label affiliated debut (after 2004's independently released Like a Dream). Singing English impeccably and without an accent, she not only pays glorious homage to Barbra Streisand on "I've Dreamed of You," she nearly surpasses her idol's subtle emotional power. Giorgia Fumanti also charms in her own language throughout the disc, on the soaring and percussive, choir enhanced "Espiritu," her heartbreaking and flawless translation of Sting's "Fields of Gold" (here titled "Campi d'Oro") and especially on three themes by Italian film composer Ennio Morricone. Fumanti shows off her stunning high range over the orchestral swells of "Your Love (Theme from Once Upon a Time in the West)" and the tender and romantic "A Rose Among Thorns" (from The Mission). Her soothing and dreamy twist on "Cinema Paradiso" completes this Morricone trilogy with magical sweetness. Aside from her vocal range and dynamics, the most remarkable aspect of this collection is the way she adapts so gracefully to both monstrously busy and sparse arrangements. The bigger productions by producer Craig Leon are exciting, but the tracks that endure are the ones where all the power emanates from the emotions Fumanti draws from a voice that ultimately defies easy adjectives.

Track List
01. A Rose among Thorns (Nella Fantasia)
02. Campi d’Oro (Italian trans. Of Sting’s "Fields of Gold")
03. Espiritu
04. Aria
05. Cinema Paradiso (Love theme from Cimena Paradiso)
06. Peace of Heaven
07. Il Mare Calmo della Sera
08. I've Dreamed of You
09. My Heart and I
10. For Always
11. Your Love (Theme from Once Upon a Time in the West, "C’era una volta la terramia")
12. Volero
13. Ave Maria (Japan Bonus Track)

Mariah Carey - Mariah Carey (1990)

Review by Ashley S. Battel @ allmusic.com
This extremely impressive debut is replete with smooth-sounding ballads and uplifting dance/R&B cuts. Carey convincingly seizes many opportunities to display her incredible vocal range on such memorable tracks as the popular "Vision of Love" (featured during her television debut on The Arsenio Hall Show, an appearance noted by many as her formal introduction to stardom), the energetic "Someday," and the moody sounds of the hidden treasure "Vanishing." With this collection of songs acting as a springboard for future successes, Carey establishes a strong standard of comparison for other breakthrough artists of this genre.

Track List
01. Vision Of Love
02. There's Got To Be A Way
03. I Don't Wanna Cry
04. Someday
05. Vanishing
06. All In Your Mind
07. Alone In Love
08. You Need Me
09. Sent From Up Above
10. Prisoner
11. Love Takes Time

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Mariah Carey - Emotions (1991)

Review by Ashley S. Battel @ allmusic.com
A strong follow-up to Carey's self-titled debut album, Emotions puts to rest any concern of a "sophomore jinx." The same mix of dance/R&B/ballads that gave Carey's debut such tremendous auditory appeal can be found with equal strength on this release, indicating that placing firm belief in the notion of "Why fool with success?" may, in fact, have its merits. Most notably, the gospel influences of "If It's Over" (with music co-written by Carole King), the yearning cries for a lost love in "Can't Let Go," and the catchy, upbeat title track, all serve to send the listener on a musical journey filled with varying emotions. However, the one emotion that prevails upon completion of the album is definitely a positive one - satisfaction!

Track List
01. Emotions
02. And You Don't Remember
03. Can't Let Go
04. Make It Happen
05. If It's Over
06. You're So Cold
07. So Blessed
08. To Be Around You
09. Till The End Of Time
10. The Wind

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Sixpence None The Richer - My Dear Machine (EP - 2008)

Track List
01 My Dear Machine
02 Amazing Grace (Give It Back)
03 Sooner Than Later
04 Around

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Coco Lee - Just No Other Way (2000)

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine @ allmusic.com
Prior to the spring 2000 release of her English-language debut Just No Other Way in America, Coco Lee was a superstar in Asia -- so popular, she was often dubbed the Japanese Madonna. If that's true, then it's the Madonna of the late '80s instead of the late '90s, since this is unabashed dance-club music, not the cerebral techno-pop fusion of Ray of Light. And that's a compliment, by the way, given that it's harder to pull off convincing mainstream dance-pop than it seems. Though Just No Other Way isn't perfect -- like many dance-pop albums, it's rather uneven -- it is nevertheless appealing, thanks to Lee's solid performances. She's not overly charismatic, which may mean that some of the less distinguished material never gets stamped with personality, but that's OK because she never oversings or shows off the way some dance-pop divas do. Instead, she delivers the right performance for the song, whether it's an uptempo cut or a ballad like the title track. Much of this recalls Jennifer Lopez's debut album -- the opening cut "Do You Want My Love" is scarily reminiscent of Lopez's first hit, "If You Had My Love" -- but in the best possible way, since it shares the same inclination for well-crafted, melodic, and danceable club-pop. If Lee doesn't really seem like a superstar on Just No Other Way, that's due more to the occasionally pedestrian material, not her performances. Throughout it all, she is engaging and charming, singing professionally yet with some personality. Consequently, it's hard to dislike the album, even if it doesn't quite deliver the musical goods nor quite match her own talents. There are enough moments here that prove that Lee's popularity in Asia is deserved and it's just enough to not only be satisfied, but to await her next record.

Track List
01. Do You Want My Love
02. Just No Other Way
03. Can't Get Over
04. Did You Really Love Me
05. Before I Fall In Love
06. Wherever You Go
07. I Will Be Your Friend
08. All Tied Up In You
09. Don't You Want My Love
10. Crazy Ridiculous
11. Can We Talk About It

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Spice Girls - Greatest Hits (2007)

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine @ allmusic.com
Well, of course the Spice Girls needed a greatest-hits album. They'd need one even if they weren't reuniting for a world tour that is as heavily hyped if not as anticipated as Led Zeppelin's (which of course is just a one-time shot, right?), as they were a singles-oriented group without a singles album in their catalog. And so, 2007's Greatest Hits, which has everything you know plus a few songs you don't and no left-field choices (if you were hoping that "Bumper to Bumper" would gain its rightful place as one of their finest, you're out of luck!). The songs have aged exactly as you thought they might: "Wannabe" is still too familiar, "2 Become 1" too drippy, "Spice Up Your Life" plain ridiculous, but "Say You'll Be There" is still sexy, "Stop" is as awesome a slice of obligatory British Tamla/Motown as you'll get, and "Goodbye" is actually a pretty good finale, while the rest is forgettable, as are the two new songs, the sleepy "Headlines (Friendship Never Ends)" -- which isn't as self-referential or clever as its title suggests -- and the peppy "Voodoo." But music was always secondary to the Spice Girls' girl power image: they had enough great singles to be huge for a couple years but not enough to be more than a quicksilver pop culture phenomenon and that brief moment in time is documented better on this Greatest Hits than any of their three albums. [Like any big-budget release in the late 2000s, Greatest Hits was available in a variety of formats all over the world upon the time of its release. First, the set was available in three incarnations in the U.K. and Europe: as a single CD, as a set including a DVD with all their videos -- which, frankly, is as tempting a collection as the CD, if not more -- then a box set containing those two discs, plus a karaoke CD and a disc of remixes. In the U.S., this Greatest Hits was initially available only at Victoria's Secret, then was available at other retailers in early 2008.]

Track List
01 - Wannabe
02 - Say you'll Be There
03 - 2 Become 1
04 - Mama
05 - Who Do You Think You Are
06 - Move Over
07 - Spice Up Your Life
08 - Too Much
09 - Stop
10 - Viva Forever
11 - Let Love Lead The Way
12 - Holler
13 - Headlines (Friendship Never Ends)
14 - Voodoo
15 - Goodbye

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Spice Girls - Spiceworld (1997)

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine @ allmusic.com
The Spice Girls, as well as their managers and songwriters, are nothing if not clever, and Spiceworld, the group's second album, illustrates exactly how sharp they are. Conventional wisdom dictates that Spiceworld should be a weak facsimile of Spice, which itself featured a handful of great singles surrounded by filler. Conventional wisdom, in this case, is wrong -- Spiceworld is a better record than its predecessor, boasting a more consistent (and catchier) set of songs and an intoxicating sense of fun. Instead of merely rewriting Spice, Spiceworld consolidates and expands the group's style, adding Latin flourishes ("Spice Up Your Life"), kitschy blues ("The Lady Is a Vamp"), and stomping, neo-Motown blue-eyed soul in the vein of Culture Club ("Stop"). The girls -- Mel C. in particular -- are actually turning into good vocalists, and each song plays to their strengths, giving each Spice a chance to shine. Best of all, each song has a strong melody and a strong, solid beat, whether it's a ballad or a dance number. It's a pure, unadulterated guilty pleasure and some of the best manufactured mainstream dance-pop of the late '90s.

Track List
01. Spice Up Your Life
02. Stop
03. Too Much
04. Saturday Night Divas
05. Never Give Up On The Good Times
06. Move Over
07. Do It
08. Denying
09. Viva Forever
10. The Lady Is A Vamp

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Roberta Flack - The Best Of Roberta Flack (1993)

Softly With These Songs - The Best Of Roberta Flack (1993)

Track List
01. The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
02. Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow
03. Where Is The Love
04. Killing Me Softly With His Song
05. Feel Like Makin' Love
06. The Closer I Get To You
07. More Than Everything
08. Only Heaven Can Wait
09. Back Together Again
10. Making Love
11. Tonight, I Celebrate My Love
12. Oasis
13. And So It Goes
14. You Know What It's Like
15. Set The Night To Music
16. My Foolish Heart
17. Uh-Uh Ooh-Ooh Look Out (Here It Comes)

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Kansas - Point Of Know Return (1977)

Review by Robert Taylor @ allmusic.com
This is the definitive Kansas recording and includes their most famous tune, "Dust in the Wind." The band is in peak form and also churned out the single "Point of Know Return," which is still played daily on classic rock stations. While their pop-oriented approach and standard rock guitar sound helped define the classic rock sound of the '70s, careful listening reveals that this band's talent goes beyond colleagues such as Bachman-Turner Overdrive and Boston. Their arrangements and time signatures more accurately reflect the music of Yes and Emerson, Lake & Palmer. "Paradox" and "The Spider" are both excellent examples of their progressive approach. Unfortunately, the band always struggled to maintain a healthy balance of progression combined with pop. That made for such awkward moments here as "Portrait (He Knew)" and "Lightning's Hand." Yet despite the minor inconsistencies and a dated sound, their interplay and superior musicianship make this both an essential classic rock and progressive rock recording.

Track List
01 - Point Of Know Return
02 - Paradox
03 - The Spider
04 - Portrait (He Knew)
05 - Closet Chronicles
06 - Lightning's Hand
07 - Dust In The Wind
08 - Sparks Of The Tempest
09 - Nobody's Home
10 - Hopelessly Human

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Lucky Twice - Young And Clever (2007)

Track list
01.Hop Non Stop
02.Lucky
03.Shake Like A Freak
04.Me And You
05.The Lucky Twice Song
06.Midnight Crying
07.No Friend Of Mine
08.Push
09.Hey Girl
10.This Song
11.Speedy Gonzales
12.Big Bad Boys
13.Lucky (Karaoke version)

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Timothy B. Schmit - Tell Me the Truth (1990)

Track List
01. Tell Me the Truth
02. Was It Just the Moonlight
03. Something Sad
04. Down by the River
05. In Roxy's Eyes
06. Let Me Go
07. Perfect Strangers
08. All I Want to Do
09. Tonight
10. For the Chldren

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VA - Classic Disney : 60 Years of Musical Magic

Disc 1
01. Whole New World (Aladdin) - Brad Kane
02. Circle Of Life (The Lion King) - Lebo M.
03. Beauty And The Beast (Beauty And The Beast) - Angela Lansbury
04. Under The Sea (The Little Mermaid) - Samuel E. Wright
05. Hakuna Matata (The Lion King) - Nathan Lane
06. Kiss The Girls (The Little Mermaid) - Samuel E. Wright
07. I Just Can't Wait To Be King (The Lion King) - Rowan Atkinson
08. Poor Unfortunate Souls (The Little Mermaid) - Pat Carroll
09. Chim Chim Cheree (Mary Poppins) - Julie Andrews
10. Jolly Holiday (Mary Poppins) - Julie Andrews
11. Spoonful Of Sugar (Mary Poppins) - Julie Andrews
12. Let's Get Together (The Parent Trap) - Hayley Mills
13. Monkey's Uncle (The Monkey's Uncle) - The Beach Boys
14. Ugly Bug Ball (Summer Magic) - Burl Ives
15. Spectrum Song (Walt Disney's Wonderful World Of Color) - Paul Frees
16. Colonel Hathi's March (The Jungle Book) - J. Pat OMalley
17. Whale Of A Tale (20, 000 Leagues Under The Sea) - Kirk Douglas
18. You Can Fly! You Can Fly! You Can Fly! (Peter Pan) - Kathryn Beaumont
19. Work Song (Cinderella) - Mouse Chorus
20. A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes (Cinderella) - Ilene Woods
21. Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah (Song Of The South) - James Baskett
22. Dance Of The Reed Flutes (Fantasia) - Disney Orchestra
23. Love Is A Song (Bambi) - Donald Novis
24. Someday My Prince Will Come (Snow White) - Adriana Caselotti
25. Minnie's Yoo Hoo! (Mickey Mouse Theme Song) - Original Cast

Disc 2
01. Be Our Guest (Beauty And The Beast) - Angela Lansbury
02. Can You Feel The Love Tonight? (The Lion King) - Sally Dworsky
03. Part Of Your World (The Little Mermaid) - Jodi Benson
04. One Jump Ahead (Aladdin) - Brad Kane
05. Gaston (Beauty And The Beast) - Jesse Corti
06. Something There (Beauty And The Beast) - Robby Benson
07. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious (Mary Poppins) - Julie Andrews
08. Candle On The Water (Pete's Dragon) - Helen Reddy
09. Main Street Electrical Parade (Disneyland)(Medley) - Disneyland Chorus
10. Age Of Not Believing (Bedknobs And Broomsticks) - Angela Lansbury
11. Bare Necessities (The Jungle Book) - Phil Harris
12. Feed The Birds (Mary Poppins) - Julie Andrews
13. Best Of Friends (The Fox and The Hound) - Pearl Bailey
14. Let's Go Fly A Kite (Mary Poppins) - Dave Tomlinson
15. It's A Small World (New York World's Fair) - Disneyland Chorus
16. Tiki, Tiki, Tiki Room (Disneyland) - Wally Boag
17. Mickey Mouse March (The Mickey Mouse Club) - Mouseketeers
18. On The Front Porch (Summer Magic) - Burl Ives
19. Second Star To The Right (Peter Pan) - Jud Conlon
20. Ev'rybody Has A Laughing Place (Song of the South) - James Baskett
21. Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo (Cinderella) - Verna Felton
22. So This Is Love (Cinderella) - Mike Douglas
23. When You Wish Upon A Star (Pinocchio) - Cliff 'Ukelele Ike' Edwards
24. Heigh-Ho (Snow White) - Dwarf Chorus
25. Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf? (Three Little Pigs) - Billy Bletcher

Disc 3
01. Colors Of The Wind (Pocahontas) - Judy Kuhn
02. You've Got A Friend In Me (Toy Story) - Randy Newman
03. Be Prepared (The Lion King) - Jeremy Irons, Whoopi Goldberg, Cheech Marin & 0Jim Cummings
04. Out There (The Hunchback Of Notre Dame) - Tony Jay & Tom Hulce
05. Family (James And The Giant Peach) - Original Cast
06. Les Poissons (The Little Mermaid) - Rene Auberjonois
07. Mine, Mine, Mine (Pocahontas) - David Ogden Stiers & Mel Gibson
08. Jack's Lament (The Nightmare Before Christmas) - Danny Elfman
09. My Name Is James (James And The Giant Peach) - Paul Terry & Drew Harrah
10. Heffalumps And Woozles (Winnie The Pooh And The Blustery Day) - Disney Chorus
11. The Mob Song (Beauty And The Beast) - Original Cast
12. Portobello Road (Bedknobs And Broomsticks) - David Tomlinson & Angela Lansbury
13. Stay Awake (Mary Poppins) - Julie Andrews
14. I Wan'na Be Like You (The Jungle Book) - Louis Prima
15. Oo-De-Lally (Robin Hood) - Roger Miller
16. Are We Dancing (The Happiest Millionaire) - John Davidson & Leslie Ann Warren
17. Once Upon A Dream (Sleeping Beauty) - Mary Costa & Bill Shirley
18. Bella Notte (Lady And The Tramp) - George Givot & Bill Thompson
19. Following The Leader (Peter Pan) - Bobby Driscoll & Paul Collins
20. Trust In Me (The Jungle Book) - Sterling Holloway
21. The Ballad Of Davy Crockett (Davy Crockett) - The Wellingtons
22. I'm Professor Ludwig Von Drake (Walt Disney's The Wonderful World Of Color) - Paul Frees
23. Pink Elephants On Parade (Dumbo) - Disney Chorus
24. Little April Shower (Bambi) - Disney Chorus
25. The Silly Song (Dwarfs' Yodel Song) (Snow White) - Larry Morey, Dwarf Chorus, & Adriana Caselotti

Disc 4
01. One Last Hope (Hercules) - Danny DeVito
02. A Guy Like You (The Hunchback Of Notre Dame) - Original Cast
03. On The Open Road (A Goofy Movie) - Bill Farmer & Aaron Lohr
04. Just Around The Riverbend (Pocahontas) - Judy Kuhn
05. Home (Beauty And The Beast Broadway Musical) - Susan Egan
06. Fantasmic! (Disneyland) - Bruce Healey
07. Oogie Boogie's Song (The Nightmare BeforeChristmas) - Ken Page & Ed Ivory
08. I Will Go Sailing No More (Toy Story) - Randy Newman
09. Substitutiary Locomotion (Bedknobs And Broomsticks) - Original Cast
10. Stop, Look, And Listen (I'm No Fool) (The Mickey Mouse Club) - Cliff Edwards
11. Love (Robin Hood) - Nancy Adams
12. Thomas O'Malley Cat (The Aristocats) - Phil Harris
13. That's What Friends Are For (The Jungle Book) - Original Cast
14. Winnie The Pooh (Winnie The Pooh & The Honey Tree) - The Disney Chorus
15. Femininity (Summer Magic) - Hayley Mills, Deborah Walley & Wendy Turner
16. Ten Feet Off The Ground (The One & Only, Genuine, Original Family Band) - Oiginal Cast
17. The Siamese Cat Song (Lady And The Tramp) - Peggy Lee
18. Enjoy It! (In Search Of The Castaways) - Hayley Mills & Maurice Chevalier
19. Although I Dropped $100,000 (Walt Disney's The Wonderful World Of Color) - Paul Frees
20. Give A Little Whistle (Pinocchio) - Cliff Edwards & Dickie Jones
21. Oh, Sing Sweet Nightingale (Cinderella) - Ilene Woods & Rhoda Williams
22. I Wonder (Sleeping Beauty) - Mary Costa
23. Looking For Romance (Bambi) - Donald Novis & The Disney Chorus
24. Baby Mine (Dumbo) - Betty Noyes
25. I'm Wishing One Song (Snow White) - Adriana Caselotti & Harry Stockwell

Disc 5
01. I'll Make A Man Out Of You (Mulan) - Donny Osmond
02. I Won't Say I'm In Love (Hercules) - Susan Egan
03. God Help The Outcasts (The Hunchback Of Notre Dame) - Heidi Mollenhauer
04. If I Can't Love Her (Beauty And The Beast Broadway Musical) - Terry Mann
05. Steady As The Beating Drum (Pocahontas) - Disney Chorus
06. Belle (Beauty And The Beast) - Paige O'Hara
07. Strange Things (Toy Story) - Randy Newman
08. Cruella de Ville (101 Dalmatians) - Dr. John
09. Eating The Peach (James And The Giant Peach) - Paul Terry
10. Seize The Day (Newsies) - David Moscow
11. What's This? (The Nightmare Before Christmas) - Danny Elfman
12. Lavender Blue (So Dear To My Heart) - Burl Ives
13. Rain Rain Rain Came Down Down Down (Winnie The Pooh) - Disney Chorus
14. Step In The Right Direction (Bedknobs And Broomsticks) - Angela Lansbury
15. Boo Bop Bopbop Bop (I Love You, Too) (Pete's Dragon) - Charlie Callas
16. Yo Ho (A Pirate's Life For Me) (The Pirates Of The Caribbean) - Disney Chorus
17. My Own Home (The Jungle Book) - Darleen Carr
18. Ev'rybody Wants To Be A Cat (The Aristocats) - Scatman Crothers
19. In A World Of My Own (Alice In Wonderland) - Kathryn Beaumont
20. You Belong To My Heart (The Three Caballeros) - Dora Luz
21. Humphrey Hop (In The Bag) - Disney Chorus
22. He's A Tramp (Lady And The Tramp) - Peggy Lee
23. Song Of The South (Song Of The South) - Disney Chorus
24. When I See An Elephant Fly (Dumbo) - Jim Carmichael
25. I've Got No Strings (Pinocchio) - Dick Jones

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Kelly Sweet - We Are One (2007)

Biography by Megan Frye @ allmusic.com
Soft-voiced pop vocalist Kelly Sweet was born into a creative and musical family. In their home in Cape Cod, MA, she was raised by her father, a jazz pianist, and her artist mother. Learning to play notes on the piano before she could walk, Sweet sang live for an audience for the first time at age four at the Cape Cod Conservatory. After her parents divorced, she and her mother moved to Utah, where she began working harder honing her craft. Around age 14, Sweet and her mother rented out their home in Utah and began touring the western United States for two years, working to get Sweet her touring wings, as well as to get her name out. The hard work paid off and she ended up opening for Kenny Loggins in Las Vegas, and also sang the national anthem three different times before L.A. Lakers NBA games. She met up with producer, arranger, and songwriter Mark Portmann (Celine Dion) in the summer of 2004. The two began writing songs together, resulting in the turning point of her career into a professional musician, and she was eventually signed to Razor & Tie Records. Sweet's debut, We Are One, surfaced in March 2007.

Track List
01. We Are One.mp3
02. Raincoat.mp3
03. Dream On.mp3
04. Caresse Surl'Ocean.mp3
05. Crush.mp3
06. Ready For Love.mp3
07. Giorno Dopo Giorno.mp3
08. I Will Be Waiting.mp3
09. Now We Are Free.mp3
10. How 'Bout You.mp3
11. Love Song.mp3
12. Je T'Aime.mp3
13. Eternity.mp3
14. Nella Fantasia.mp3

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Linda Ronstadt, Aaron Neville - Cry Like a Rainstorm, Howl Like the Wind (1989)

Amazon.com essential recording
An album that defines virtually everything that is right about adult contemporary pop--and yes, there are a few things--Cry Like a Rainstorm, Howl Like the Wind contains lush, orchestrated arrangements of songs by first-rate tunesmiths such as Jimmy Webb, Eric Kaz, Paul Carrack, Barry Mann and Cynthia Weill, Isaac Hayes, and Karla Bonoff. Four cuts, including the Grammy-winning "Don't Know Much," feature duets between Ronstadt (still singing with power and assurance even at the top of her range) and angel-voiced Aaron Neville. Other highlights include "Adios," with multitracked background vocals by Brian Wilson, and the title song, which is driven to new heights by the Skywalker Symphony Orchestra and the Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir. Beautiful stuff. --Daniel Durchholz

Track List
01 Still Within the Sound of My Voice
02 Cry Like A Rainstorm
03 All My Life
04 I Need You
05 Don't Know Much
06 Adios
07 Trouble Again
08 I Keep It Hid
09 So Right, So Wrong
10 Shattered
11 When Something is Wrong With My Baby
12 Goodbye My Friend

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Aaron Neville - Bring It On Home...The Soul Classics (2006)

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Approach Aaron Neville's Bring it on Home ... the Soul Classics with anything but an open heart and you've missed the point. This is a serious CD, at once mournful, humble, and joyous, with no shortage of moments that recall the terribleness of Hurricane Katrina. One way of processing it is as a cataloging of classic songs that helped Neville's fellow New Orleanians soldier through: opener "Rainy Night in Georgia" with jazzman Chris Botti wrings beauty from soaking-wet despair, "Stand By Me" turns its heel on pleading in favor of promise-making, and "People Get Ready," with David Sanborn and brother Art, is a chill-sending reminder of how unity and perseverance can trump tragedy. Viewed from another lens, Soul Classics is Neville's attempt at climbing aboard the late-career, classic-covers bandwagon while weaving his bayou-soul heritage into the picture. The trouble with that theory, though, is that it feels like so much more. His voice flutters alongside Mavis Staple's on "Respect Yourself" with completely uncontrived tenderness, and Otis Redding's "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay" becomes a meditation on stillness and ease that befits a boulder-sized lump in the throat. A tossed-together concept album this is not; a reflection of a soul man gifted with the ability to spin epic, unyielding sorrow into grace is more like it. --Tammy La Gorce

Track List
01 Rainy Night In Georgia
02 Ain't No Sunshine
03 (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay
04 Stand By Me.
05 You Send Me
06 Respect Yourself (Featuring Mavis Staples)
07 When A Man Loves A Woman
08 Let's Stay Together (Featuring Chaka Khan)
09 It's All Right
10 People Get Ready (feat.David Sanborn&Art Neville)
11 My Girl
12 Ain't That Peculiar
13 A Change is Gonna Come

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Laura Pausini - Io Canto (2006)

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Italian, Spanish, or English: Laura Pausini's edgy, electric vocals are some of the most vibrant in contemporary pop. The endearing diva has been around for more than a decade, but the 2004 disc Escucha found her enjoying a newfound musical independence and worldwide success. Yo Canto is a long-brewing project dear to Pausini's heart: a collection of Italian pop covers spanning her lifetime. As with most of Pausini's releases, the disc is available in Italian and in Spanish. Yo Canto veers from dramatic balladry to fiery rock moments, anchored by Pausini's swooping, powerful vocal work. Several songs will be unfamiliar to fans outside of Italy, but it hardly matters. Pausini makes every moment her own, from the triumphant title track to the bittersweet "Escribeme." She's joined by international rock star Juanes during the lovely, lilting "Mi Libre Cancion." And fellow Italian pop idol Tiziano Ferro joins in for a new take on his brooding 2003 hit, "No Me Lo Puedo Explicar." There are many moments of sublime loveliness here. In other words, just another day in the musical life of Pausini. --Joey Guerr

Track List
01. Io canto
02. Due
03. Scrivimi
04. Come il sole all 'imporovviso
05. Destinazione paradiso
06. Stella gemella
07. Il mio canto libero
08. Cinque giorni
09. La mia banda suona il rock
10. Spaccacuore
11. Anima fragile
12. Non me lo spiegare
13. Nei giardini che nessuno sa
14. Una stanza quasi rosa
15. Quando
16. Strada Facendo

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Martina McBride - Emotion (1999)

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Liquid-eyed Martina McBride finds herself in a holding pattern after 1997's Evolution, unable to break completely free of country radio's indistinguishably bombastic mandates but also perceptibly champing at the bit to disobey them. The arena-ready country-rock ditties lead her to overreach badly (did it really take three writers to invent the hackneyed "I Love You"?), and the trite power ballads just push her bluster buttons, but when McBride's got good material, she's capable of making music that's quite nearly memorable. "Anything's Better Than Feelin' the Blues" (by Matraca Berg and Randy Scruggs) could be an exciting country single, and the two final tunes, Patty Griffin's "Good Bye" and Gretchen Peters's "This Uncivil War," clearly advance McBride's pop-ballad tendencies with some believable lyrical introspection. Such moments, however, are only brief respites from the overbearing Nashville formula. --Roy Kasten

Track List
01. Do What You Do
02. Anything's Better Than Feelin' The Blue
03. I Love You (Single Version)
04. Make Me Believe
05. Love's The Only House
06. There You Are
07. It's My Time
08. I Ain't Goin' Nowhere
09. Anything And Everything
10. From The Ashes
11. Good Bye
12. This Uncivil War

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Shawn Colvin - Cover Girl (1994)

Review by William Ruhlmann @ allmusic.com
When Shawn Colvin first turned up playing Greenwich Village folk clubs in the early 1980s, she used to perform a variety of cover songs, often taking rock recordings and re-imagining them for her girl-with-guitar format. When Colvin began recording in the late '80s, however, she concentrated on her own original material. Cover Girl brings her interpretive abilities back into focus. Songs like the Police's "Every Little Thing [He] Does Is Magic" and Talking Heads' "This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)" are the most radical reworkings here, but not the best, perhaps because they depend on their original productions. Colvin is more successful in choosing classic but not well-known songs already in the folk idiom -- Greg Brown's "One Cool Remove," Willis Alan Ramsey's "Satin Sheets," and Rolly Solley's "Killing the Blues." A fan from the old Village days can only lament that she didn't choose to include her version of Dire Straits' "Romeo and Juliet."

Track List
01. Every Little Thing (He) Does Is Magic
02. Heart Of Saturday Night, (Looking For) The - (live)
03. One Cool Remove - (with Mary Chapin Carpenter)
04. Satin Sheets - (live)
05. There's A Rugged Road
06. Killing The Blues - (live)
07. Window To The World
08. Someday
09. Twilight - (live)
10. If These Walls Could Speak
11. This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody) -(live)
12. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go - (live)

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Shawn Colvin - Polaroids Greatest Hits

Track List
01. Steady On
02. Diamond In The Rough
03. Shotgun Down The Avalanche
04. Round Of Blues
05. Polaroids Listen
06. I Don't Know Why
07. Every Little Thing (He) Does Is Magic
08. This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody)
09. Sunny Came Home
10. You And The Mona Lisa
11. Get Out Of This House
12. The Facts About Jimmy
13. Whole New You
14. A Matter Of Minutes
15. I'll Be Back

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Steps - Steptacular (1999)

Amazon.co.uk Review
Following their initial inception in 1997, the five extraordinarily exuberant members of Steps rapidly gravitated to the very peak of the pop pile with an irresistible coalition of infectious melodies, lashings of personality and charismatic sparkle. Following hot on the heels of Step One, this second collection further consolidated the band's position as a seductively up beat Abba for the 1990s. Kicking off with the triple barrelled fusillade of "Tragedy", "After The Love Has Gone" and "Love's Got A Hold On My Heart", Steptacular proceeds into hitherto uncharted areas of down-tempo maturity with the contemplative, heart-string stroking of "You're Everything That Matters To Me" and melancholic introspection of "Since You Took Your Love Away". Yet Steptacular still boasts a rich surfeit of Lisa, Faye, Lee, H and Claire's singular sonic bounce--witness the lush simplicity of 'Say You'll Be Mine', yet another sure step on the stairway to pop heaven. --Ian Fortnam

01. Tragedy
02. After The Love Has Gone
03. Love's Got A Hold On My Heart
04. Say You'll Be Mine
05. I Think It's Love
06. Make It Easy On Me
07. Deeper Shade Of Blue
08. Movin' On
09. Never Say Never Again
10. When I Said Goodbye
11. I Surrender
12. Since You Took Your Love Away
13. My Best Friend's Girl
14. You're Everything That Matters To Me

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Michelle Williams - Unexpected (2008)

Track List
01. Unexpected Intro 00:45
02. Hello Heartbreak 04:07
03. We Break The Dawn 03:54
04. Lucky Girl Interlude/Lucky Girl 03:51
05. The Greatest 03:32
06. Till The End Of The World 03:10
07. Private Party 03:36
08. Hungover 03:31
09. We Break The Dawn (Part 2) (Ft. Flo Rida) 04:22
10. Stop This Car 03:58
11. Unexpected 03:37
12. Thank U 03:47
13. Too Young For Love 03:57

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Lady GaGa - The Fame (2008)

Track List
01. Just Dance (Ft. Colby O'Donis)
02. Lovegame
03. Paparazzi
04. Beautiful, Dirty, Rich
05. Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say)
06. Poker Face
07. The Fame
08. Money Honey
09. Again Again
10. Boys Boys Boys
11. Brown Eyes
12. Summerboy

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Steps - Step One (1998)

Amazon.co.uk Review
When he split from his 1980s buddies Stock and Aitken, those who loved pop feared that there would never be another record to come from pop svengali Pete Waterman. Then, out of the blue, came Steps, a five piece who were shockingly group-by-numbers for their bland first single (the aptly titled "5,6,7,8"). Then, with "Last Thing On My Mind", an immense, Abba-like paean to heart-break, the group became whole--an immense camp beast, whose songs kept giving to everyone from Teletubby toddlers to ageing old queens. That the band are singing Waterman's trademark open-sore teen ditties helps ("One For Sorrow"--can you bear the pain?), but what completes the brilliant package is the routines. Each song has an aerobic-like succession of weird hand poses and body-twists that should, if you're being good, be learnt by rote from their videos. But what the hell--come on and do some bad vogueing to this great, bad-but-cool pop. --Charlie Porter

Track List
01. Steptro
02. Last Thing On My Mind
03. 5 6 7 8
04. One For Sorrow
05. Heartbeat
06. This Heart Will Love Again
07. Experienced
08. Too Weak To Resist
09. Better Best Forgotten
10. Back To You
11. Love U More
12. Stay With Me

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Timothy B. Schmit - Playin' It Cool (1984)

Track List
1. Playin It Cool
2. Lonely Girl
3. So Much In Love
4. Somethings Wrong
5. Voices
6. Wrong Number
7. Take A Good Look Around You
8. Tell Me What You Dream
9. Gimme The Money

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Timothy B. Schmit - Feed the Fire (2001)

Track List
01. The Shadow
02. Every Song Is You
03. Make You Feel My Love
04. I'll Always Let You In
05. Running
06. I'm Not Angry Anymore
07. Give Me Back My Sight
08. You Are Everything
09. Top Of The Stairs
10. Moment Of Truth
11. Song For Owen

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Ernesto Cortazar - Timeless Classics

Track List
01. My Heart Will Go On.mp3
02. The Sound Of Music.mp3
03. Over The Rainbow.mp3
04. Misty.mp3
05. Moon River.mp3
06. The Way We Were.mp3
07. Love Story-Summer Of'42-The Godfather.mp3
08. Chariots Of Fire.mp3
09. Emmanuelle's Theme.mp3
10. Lara's Theme From Dr.Zhivago.mp3
11. Time To Say Goodbye.mp3
12. Concerto De Aranjuez.mp3
13. Rhapsody On A Theme Of Paganini.mp3
14. La Vie En Rose.mp3
15. Andrew Lloyd Webber's Medley.mp3

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Ernesto Cortazar - Legend Of The Sea

Track List
01. Message In A Bottle.mp3
02. As The Sun Rises.mp3
03. Legend Of The Sea.mp3
04. Dancing Waves.mp3
05. Waiting For You.mp3
06. Free As A Seagull.mp3
07. Secrets Of My Heart.mp3
08. Horizon Of Hope.mp3
09. Morelia`S Waltz.mp3
10. Together Again.mp3

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