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Mariah Carey - The Emancipation of Mimi [Info]
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Re: Mariah Carey - Nuevo Album [Info] **Download: Nuevo single**
Nose porque os poneis asi. Mariah querría sonar de una deteminada manera (la que suena to los demás) y R. Kelly pues no le proporcionaria las cancioens adecuadas o no se entenderian en el estudio. No es la primera vez que ocurra esto.
Es que MC trabajó con muchos productores y todos no podian entrar en el dsico. R Kelly habrá sabido darle lo que le pedian a MJ o la Spears, pero quizás no a MC
Nose porque os poneis asi. Mariah querría sonar de una deteminada manera (la que suena to los demás) y R. Kelly pues no le proporcionaria las cancioens adecuadas o no se entenderian en el estudio. No es la primera vez que ocurra esto.
Es que MC trabajó con muchos productores y todos no podian entrar en el dsico. R Kelly habrá sabido darle lo que le pedian a MJ o la Spears, pero quizás no a MC
Re: Mariah Carey - Nuevo Album [Info] **Download: Nuevo single**
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los tienes tb en la web www.softcopias.net la descarga es directa.
Re: Mariah Carey - Nuevo Album [Info] **Download: Nuevo single**
y stan rulando los bonustrack sprung y joy ride xq ha salido el cd en japon. sprung es rarrra rarra rarrra con los agudos robotizados para que parezcan la musica de fondo...kizas escuchandolo unas cuantas d veces le pille el rollo jejeje y joy ride me ha gusta bastante xq es muy pegadiza. d momento es dificil encontrarlas. os las pondria aki xo es q las paginas tio yousenit y compañia siempre m dan error
seguro q orbitt las consigue y las pones jejej
un saludo!
y stan rulando los bonustrack sprung y joy ride xq ha salido el cd en japon. sprung es rarrra rarra rarrra con los agudos robotizados para que parezcan la musica de fondo...kizas escuchandolo unas cuantas d veces le pille el rollo jejeje y joy ride me ha gusta bastante xq es muy pegadiza. d momento es dificil encontrarlas. os las pondria aki xo es q las paginas tio yousenit y compañia siempre m dan error
seguro q orbitt las consigue y las pones jejejun saludo!
Re: Mariah Carey - Nuevo Album [Info] **Download: Nuevo single**
[Download] BONUSTRACK!
SPRUNG: http://s30.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1UXM7XTRNRBXL2IKW2NHJ7VUYK
Secret Love:http://s30.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1JV73NWK1XE8D38Q8JMCD5E9LM
[Download] BONUSTRACK!
SPRUNG: http://s30.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1UXM7XTRNRBXL2IKW2NHJ7VUYK
Secret Love:http://s30.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1JV73NWK1XE8D38Q8JMCD5E9LM
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Re: Mariah Carey - Nuevo Album [Info] **Download: Nuevo single**
Me da verguenza pero tengo que admitirlo, me encanta ILT desde que tengo el disco, estoy enganchaisimo; y el álbum me esta gustando muchisimo más (ya hasta me gusta Stay the Night ) y me esta entreteniendo bastante, haber si dura esta vez. Y es el mejor álbum desde Butterflies con diferencia y podría decir que Mariah ha vuelto! Creia que me iba a dejar indiferente y no ha sido así sobretodo por los baladones.
Mi puntuación del disco por songs (quien se apunta?):
IT'S LIKE THAT 7
WE BELONG TOGETHER 7,5
SHAKE IT OFF 6
MINE AGAIN 7,5
SAY SOMETHING 7
STAY THE NIGHT 6
GET YOUR NUMBER 7
ONE AND ONLY 6
CIRCLES 8
YOUR GIRL 6
I WISH YOU KNEW 7,5
TO THE FLOOR 6,5
JOY RIDE 6
FLY LIKE A BIRD 7,5
TEOM Total: 6,8
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SPRUNG 4 (canción muy rara)
Secret Love 4,5 .... (por ahora)
Me da verguenza pero tengo que admitirlo, me encanta ILT desde que tengo el disco, estoy enganchaisimo; y el álbum me esta gustando muchisimo más (ya hasta me gusta Stay the Night
) y me esta entreteniendo bastante, haber si dura esta vez. Y es el mejor álbum desde Butterflies con diferencia y podría decir que Mariah ha vuelto! Creia que me iba a dejar indiferente y no ha sido así sobretodo por los baladones.Mi puntuación del disco por songs (quien se apunta?):
IT'S LIKE THAT 7
WE BELONG TOGETHER 7,5
SHAKE IT OFF 6
MINE AGAIN 7,5
SAY SOMETHING 7
STAY THE NIGHT 6
GET YOUR NUMBER 7
ONE AND ONLY 6
CIRCLES 8
YOUR GIRL 6
I WISH YOU KNEW 7,5
TO THE FLOOR 6,5
JOY RIDE 6
FLY LIKE A BIRD 7,5
TEOM Total: 6,8
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SPRUNG 4 (canción muy rara)
Secret Love 4,5 .... (por ahora)
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Re: Mariah Carey - Nuevo Album [Info] **Download: Nuevo single**
Tres preguntas:
1- Los bonus tracks son sólo para Japón? :z: (seguro que si... y ODIO que hagan eso...)
2- Los rumores de aquel DVD con el concierto de París de la gira "Charmbracelet"... que pasó? Se sabe algo... se va a editar finalmente?
3- Este post lleva casi UN AÑO. Espero que el CD valga la pena!! No he escuchado nada del disco aún. Morirá el post cuando tengamos el CD en nuestras manos? Es que ya es cansino... xDD
Tres preguntas:
1- Los bonus tracks son sólo para Japón? :z: (seguro que si... y ODIO que hagan eso...)
2- Los rumores de aquel DVD con el concierto de París de la gira "Charmbracelet"... que pasó? Se sabe algo...
se va a editar finalmente?3- Este post lleva casi UN AÑO. Espero que el CD valga la pena!!
No he escuchado nada del disco aún. Morirá el post cuando tengamos el CD en nuestras manos? Es que ya es cansino... xDDRe: Mariah Carey - Nuevo Album [Info] **Download: Nuevo single**
1. Sí, solo para Japón
2. Siguen con los rumores, decían que iban a editar el de Paris, pero creo que con la de tiempo que ha pasado, de DVD nada ...
3.
ThrobEr dijo:Tres preguntas:
1- Los bonus tracks son sólo para Japón?(seguro que si... y ODIO que hagan eso...)
2- Los rumores de aquel DVD con el concierto de París de la gira "Charmbracelet"... que pasó? Se sabe algo...se va a editar finalmente?
3- Este post lleva casi UN AÑO. Espero que el CD valga la pena!!No he escuchado nada del disco aún. Morirá el post cuando tengamos el CD en nuestras manos?
Es que ya es cansino... xDD
1. Sí, solo para Japón
2. Siguen con los rumores, decían que iban a editar el de Paris, pero creo que con la de tiempo que ha pasado, de DVD nada ...
3.
Re: Mariah Carey - Nuevo Album [Info] **Download: Nuevo single**
Crítica de "The Guardian"
"The Emancipation of Mimi" - Cool, Focused and Urban
Jenny-from-the-block Lopez made a big mistake when she tried to convince the world that there was a plantain-frying homegirl under the Versace jerkins. The disbelief and scorn it provoked has clung to her ever since. Undeterred, "Mimi" Carey is renouncing her own highfalutin' past and reverting to her childhood nickname (though the album sleeve reveals that designer vixenwear is exempt from emancipation).
It's easy to scoff (a sleevenote extract: "Emancipation: to free from restraint, control, oppression or the power of another"), but Carey does seem to have undergone a transition, presumably generated by the knockback of being paid to leave her last record label. The result is a tough cookie of an album.
Despite its grim title with its visions of messy self-absorption, The Emancipation of Mimi is - mostly - cool, focused and urban. Her buddies Nelly, Twista and Snoop Dogg set the hip-hop tone, making Carey sound like a guest on her own record, but even when she lets them dominate, it's quality domination. A headbanging Fatman Scoop rap may define It's Like That, for instance, but Carey is very much a presence, unfurling her three octaves judiciously.
Judiciously is the key word; there's the odd lungful of diva-belting (Mine Again is horridly reminiscent of that nightmare duet with Westlife), but in the main, she's sparing with it. She's at her most persuasive on the skittering Stay the Night and the gently sensual Get Your Number, which are the first Mariah Carey tunes in years I wouldn't have to be paid to listen to again. Not bad, "Mimi".
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Crítica de VIBE
Mariah Carey - "The Emancipation of Mimi" - * * * * (Excellent)
Carey's overwhelming vocal ability and knack for crossing boundaries to appeal to a diverse hip pop and R&B audience have not changed
Mimi pulls Carey in two opposite directions. Most of the tracks find her paired with the hottest hip hop producers of the day; there she exercises restraint and settles into a groove. But on the rest, she does what comes most naturally to her-belting to her heart's desire
The first single It's Like That, is an aggressive, off-kilter joint with a harshly stiff beat, produced by Jermaine Dupri. Obviously, this is the kind of tune that's going to solidify her comeback to the MTV crowd. Carey's voice adds a thick layer of gloss to Dupri's heavy bass. Her phrasing is more staccato than ever, and her interplay with late-night New York radio personality Fatman Scoop on the outro gives this song a credible hip hop feel.
A more typical R&B composition from Dupri is We Belong Together, a broken-hearted lament for lost love. Here, Carey's vocals ride in and out of a kick-drum, finger-snap-driven track. The hip hop,slow-jam hybrid, combined with her bottle-breaking high notes, creates an appeal that will cut across generations.
Joints like the funky break-up song Shake It Off and the Twista assisted street jam One and Only prove Carey's continuing hip hop affinity. But her vocal pyrotechnics push the boundaries of that genre while keeping more conservative heads in the loop. And nothing on this album says that more than the Neptunes-produced Say Somethin'
Meanwhile, Mine Again is sure to resonate with the old guard and give the new generation another Carey groove to emulate. The track starts out as a ballad-just Carey, accompanied by an electric keyboard and a rhythmic vinyl sound-then builds into a traditional gospel R&B song.
The slightly jazzy Fly Like a Bird is another down-home production that's a cry for unconditional love. Its inspirational message allows Carey to fully exercise her vocal acrobatics, proving that she can still blow her army of imitators off a stage.
Mariah gets back to her winning formula with Mimi. Her yin and yang method, with its schizophrenic mix of the '80s and 21st-century hip hop, works wonders for Emancipation
To read the entire review pick up a copy of the May issue of Vibe.
-- D. Ehrlich.
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Mariah en Japón
Crítica de "The Guardian"
"The Emancipation of Mimi" - Cool, Focused and Urban
Jenny-from-the-block Lopez made a big mistake when she tried to convince the world that there was a plantain-frying homegirl under the Versace jerkins. The disbelief and scorn it provoked has clung to her ever since. Undeterred, "Mimi" Carey is renouncing her own highfalutin' past and reverting to her childhood nickname (though the album sleeve reveals that designer vixenwear is exempt from emancipation).
It's easy to scoff (a sleevenote extract: "Emancipation: to free from restraint, control, oppression or the power of another"), but Carey does seem to have undergone a transition, presumably generated by the knockback of being paid to leave her last record label. The result is a tough cookie of an album.
Despite its grim title with its visions of messy self-absorption, The Emancipation of Mimi is - mostly - cool, focused and urban. Her buddies Nelly, Twista and Snoop Dogg set the hip-hop tone, making Carey sound like a guest on her own record, but even when she lets them dominate, it's quality domination. A headbanging Fatman Scoop rap may define It's Like That, for instance, but Carey is very much a presence, unfurling her three octaves judiciously.
Judiciously is the key word; there's the odd lungful of diva-belting (Mine Again is horridly reminiscent of that nightmare duet with Westlife), but in the main, she's sparing with it. She's at her most persuasive on the skittering Stay the Night and the gently sensual Get Your Number, which are the first Mariah Carey tunes in years I wouldn't have to be paid to listen to again. Not bad, "Mimi".
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Crítica de VIBE
Mariah Carey - "The Emancipation of Mimi" - * * * * (Excellent)
Carey's overwhelming vocal ability and knack for crossing boundaries to appeal to a diverse hip pop and R&B audience have not changed
Mimi pulls Carey in two opposite directions. Most of the tracks find her paired with the hottest hip hop producers of the day; there she exercises restraint and settles into a groove. But on the rest, she does what comes most naturally to her-belting to her heart's desire
The first single It's Like That, is an aggressive, off-kilter joint with a harshly stiff beat, produced by Jermaine Dupri. Obviously, this is the kind of tune that's going to solidify her comeback to the MTV crowd. Carey's voice adds a thick layer of gloss to Dupri's heavy bass. Her phrasing is more staccato than ever, and her interplay with late-night New York radio personality Fatman Scoop on the outro gives this song a credible hip hop feel.
A more typical R&B composition from Dupri is We Belong Together, a broken-hearted lament for lost love. Here, Carey's vocals ride in and out of a kick-drum, finger-snap-driven track. The hip hop,slow-jam hybrid, combined with her bottle-breaking high notes, creates an appeal that will cut across generations.
Joints like the funky break-up song Shake It Off and the Twista assisted street jam One and Only prove Carey's continuing hip hop affinity. But her vocal pyrotechnics push the boundaries of that genre while keeping more conservative heads in the loop. And nothing on this album says that more than the Neptunes-produced Say Somethin'
Meanwhile, Mine Again is sure to resonate with the old guard and give the new generation another Carey groove to emulate. The track starts out as a ballad-just Carey, accompanied by an electric keyboard and a rhythmic vinyl sound-then builds into a traditional gospel R&B song.
The slightly jazzy Fly Like a Bird is another down-home production that's a cry for unconditional love. Its inspirational message allows Carey to fully exercise her vocal acrobatics, proving that she can still blow her army of imitators off a stage.
Mariah gets back to her winning formula with Mimi. Her yin and yang method, with its schizophrenic mix of the '80s and 21st-century hip hop, works wonders for Emancipation
To read the entire review pick up a copy of the May issue of Vibe.
-- D. Ehrlich.
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Mariah en Japón