It wasn't recorded during the Butterfly era. She was saving the song concept and lyrics for Rainbow, but she eventually used it for Glitter.
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Conceptualized in 1997, "Lead the Way" was an unused track from Butterfly (1997), written and produced by Carey and Walter Afanasieff.[36] The ballad was the last song composed by the pair, as they halted work with one another shortly after its completion, due to their growing creative differences.[36] Though written, the song was recorded during 2000, as Carey began producing Glitter.[36] Beginning with a classic and simple piano introduction, Carey starts the song with soft and breathy vocals, eventually leading to a vocal climax, in which she belts an 18-second note, the longest from any of her recordings.[36] He described it as one of her "best vocal performances", as well as one of her "favorite songs."
Most of the tracks from Rainbow was supposed to be used for Glitter but glitter was put into development hell so she used the new tracks for a new studio album (Rainbow) to end her contract with sony.
Most of the tracks from Rainbow was supposed to be used for Glitter but glitter was put into development hell so she used the new tracks for a new studio album (Rainbow) to end her contract with sony.
I remember like a year ago, I saw this show called "Pop Up Video" on VH1 and it's when they air music videos and show facts and cool things about the video/artist during the song in bubbles.
Somethings I remember it said was "Mariah Carey has someone who sanitizes her hand everytime she touches stuff", and "The guy never 'Touched Her Body' during the whole video".
Mariah Carey knows what she wants and she's not afraid to ask for it. The doyenne of divas and her 40-strong entourage arrive in Australia next week to prepare for the singer's first Australian tour in almost 15 years.
Carey is notorious for extravagant demands so promoters had better be well prepared. A look at some of the singer's past backstage riders - a list of a performer's requirements - shows what they're in for.
First and foremost her dressing room should be airconditioned at "about 75 degrees" and there should be a lamp in her bathroom so that "harsh lighting may be turned off". The dressing room should also be fully equipped with two hot air humidifiers, two air purifiers, eight "tall, leafy plants" and two vases of white roses.
All furniture must be in plain colours with "no busy patterns." It's unclear what negative impact busy patterns would have on her performance but "the perimeter of each room must be draped."
Once that's sorted, she requires chilled Cristal champagne and a bottle of $300 Opus One cabernet sauvignon, both of which she'll presumably consume using the required "bendy straws". Carey is also partial to a cup of tea but ordinary tap water simply won't do. Her tea must be made with "only Poland natural spring water."
Mariah Carey plays at the Gold Coast Convention Centre on New Year's Day.
Meredy doing the most clocking 
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