The words "sweet" and "hypnotizing" instantly brought the Butterfly album to mind. It's widely considered her magnum opus too, so give it a chance. And then the Daydream album
If you're only interested in individual songs for now, I'd personally suggest Fantasy, My All, The Roof, Can't Let Go, Dreamlover, Always Be My Baby, Honey and Melt Away. I think they fit your description and they're all fan favorites to a certain extent so you can't go wrong. But honestly, she has one of the best discogs of any current artist, so there's more. While discovering her, I just played all her singles in chronological order and I was a fan the next day
Thank you for the recommendations! I've heard of the albums you mentioned, but never heard them, So i might just after I'm done with the songs you listed!
And that's funny you mention that, cause that's exactly how I got into legend X!
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Always Be My Baby
Slipping Away
Fantasy
Dreamlover
#Beautiful
You're Mine (Eternal) I guess
Yours
Love Takes Time
Thanks!
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Mariah gained a fan from this performance
Also if you like WBT you might like Don't Forget About Us, it's like WBT younger sister.
What pisses me off is that people say she's lipping when as a lamb.
I know she was going to sing emotions live with pre recorded whistles only like she always been.
She was about to go IN on WBT but some fool played the loud backtrack over her singing. She just sort of mimed a long with it leading people to believe that she's actually lip syncing. A mess.
"We told them [the stage managers] that the in-ears were not working 10 minutes before the performance," Bulochnikov says. "They then changed the battery pack, and they were still not working on the frequency four minutes before the show. We let them know again, and they just kept counting her down and reassuring her that they will work as soon as they go live, which never happened -- at which point she pulled them out but could not hear the music over the crowd."
She continues: "After the show, I called [Dick Clark Productions'] Mark Shimmel and I said, 'What the f--- happened?' He said, 'Let me call you back,' then called me back and confirmed the in-ears were not working and asked if I would make a joint statement. I said, 'No way.' I asked him to cut the West Coast feed. He said he could not do that. I asked him why would they want to run a performance with mechanical glitches unless they just want eyeballs at any expense ... It's not artist friendly, especially when the artist cut her vacation short as a New Year's Eve gift to them."
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Dick Clark Productions also provided a statement Sunday evening (Jan. 1), refuting the claims from Carey's camp:
"As the premier producer of live television events for nearly 50 years, we pride ourselves on our reputation and long-standing relationships with artists. To suggest that dcp, as producer of music shows including the American Music Awards, Billboard Music Awards, New Year’s Rockin’ Eve and Academy of Country Music Awards, would ever intentionally compromise the success of any artist is defamatory, outrageous and frankly absurd. In very rare instances there are of course technical errors that can occur with live television, however, an initial investigation has indicated that dcp had no involvement in the challenges associated with Ms. Carey’s New Year’s Eve performance. We want to be clear that we have the utmost respect for Ms. Carey as an artist and acknowledge her tremendous accomplishments in the industry."
For anyone that's ever been abused or betrayed by another human: Wanting revenge is a natural feeling but take it from me, if you redirect that energy into a positive one and use it to work on yourself I promise you karma will do its job and it will do a much better job than you ever could.
I'm just lucky TMZ is covering mine. 😁