Genres: Adult Contemporary, Contemporary R&B. Released 2 October 2020 on Columbia. The Rarities, an Album by Mariah Carey. Mariah: 5 Octaves, 14 Albums, 64 Singles (10 Platinum, 2 Multi-Platinum), 14 Platinum Albums (10 Multi-Platinum), 2 Diamond Awards, 39 Grammy Nominations (2 Wins), 180 Million Albums Sold Worldwide, 16 Number 1 Singles (Billboard Record For Female and Active Artist), Artist With the Most Number 1 Debuts, Artist With the Most Top 2.

Audio: FLAC 24 bit / 44.1 kHz (Tracks) Performer: Mariah Carey Album: Do You Know Where Youre Going To Published: 1998 / 2020 Genre: Pop, R&B / Soul File Size: 353 Mb.According to the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) Carey has amassed two diamond certified albums, Music Box and Daydream. Hi-Res / Pop / Soul / Funk / RnB. For a half-decade after Usher's Confessions was released in 2004, no album of new material was released that even got particularly close to diamond status, largely the result of a download-reeling music industry adjusting slowly to the decline of physical media.Mariah Carey - Do You Know Where Youre Going To (Remastered) (2020) Hi-Res.

That's not counting compilations - including greatest-hits collections, live albums, and certain soundtracks - unless the set is comprised mainly of contemporary material. (The Dirty Dancing soundtrack, for instance, includes seven contemporary songs and five old ones, so it's in, but Garth Brooks' The Ultimate Hits - itself certified diamond earlier this week - has only four new songs in 34 tracks, so it's out.) It's still a whopping 92 albums, though, ranging nearly 60 years back to Elvis Presley's Elvis' Christmas Album.Read our list here, which now also welcomes REO Speedwagon's Hi Infidelity and Taylor Swift's Fearless - finally certified Diamond on Aug. 22, 2016, Adele was awarded her second consecutive diamond plaque, for 25 - less than a year after the album's release.To honor the exclusive club that Adele joined with her latest sales achievement, we've ranked every one of the RIAA-certified diamond albums. Adkins demolished *NSYNC's record for first-week sales with her follow-up effort, 25, moving an incomprehensible 3.38 million in its debut frame, according to Nielsen SoundScan. The album stayed on top the Billboard 200 for 24 weeks, and was given the Diamond certification in November of 2012, eventually going 14x platinum. In 2011, the singer/songwriter's four-quadrant-appealing 21 was released, sparking sales unseen since the beginning of the millennium. In 2012, Carey was ranked second on VH1s list of the 100 Greatest Women in Music.Then, Adele.

Until then, all we can say about Breathless is that it’s not actively unpleasant to listen to.91. Kenny G, Breathless (1992, 12x Platinum)Some day, a smooth-jazz scholar will make the rounds informing us about why Kenny G was actually a genre innovator and stealth underground influence, shaming us for all the thoughtless jokes made at his expense over the years. (Each album's year of release and most-recent platinum certification as of Dec.

Creed, Human Clay (1999, 11x Platinum)Close, but not quite the nadir of post-grunge alt-rock it’s often made out to be – that’d probably be Weathered, the Creed album after this one. Good production, though.90. It gets better from there, but not, like, a lot.

Matchbox 20, Yourself or Someone Like You (1996, 12x Platinum)When Matchbox 20 went supernova in the late ‘90s, it was obvious grunge’s moment was officially over, though what it was being replaced with wasn’t totally clear: Rob Thomas wrote pretty good singles, but what exactly they added up to remained ambiguous. For not even trying to fudge a “Songs From and Inspired By” collection, but unless you’re really never gonna let go of the late ‘90s, you don’t need this in your life.87. Various Artists, Titanic Soundtrack (1997, 11x Platinum)No better testament to the world-swallowing phenomenon that was Titanic than the score going Diamond: Celine Dion’s signature love theme “My Heart Will Go On” is the only song here not a James Horner instrumental, and you have to wait until the very end to get to it. “How You Ever Gonna Know” is one of his most pristine pop/rock efforts, though, and kudos to Garth for being the first country megastar to recognize the potential in swagger-jacking Jimmy Buffett (“Two Pina Coladas”), beating Alan Jackson to the punch by a half-decade.88. Garth Brooks, Sevens (1997, 10x Platinum)Professional but slightly pandering, down to its definitively C&W magazine-pose of an album cover.

Elvis Presley, Elvis’ Christmas Album (1957, 10x Platinum)A perennial best-seller that ultimately became The King’s only diamond-certified album, Elvis’ Christmas Album generally delivers the combination of fireplace intimacy and profound melancholy you want from the best holiday music, before getting a little gospel-heavy in the last third. The rest is predictably negligible, minus a surprisingly yacht-worthy cover of Christopher Cross’ “Sailing.”81. Even with all that, the MC’s teaching-and-preaching efforts get mildly tiresome by album’s end, but as the ‘90s would say, it’s a history lesson that makes learning fun - ring the bell, school’s in, sucker.The singles are imprinted on the DNA of anyone who grew up with Carson Daly narrating their late afternoons, even though “Tearin’ Up My Heart” is the only one whose existence anyone actively bothers to remember. MC Hammer, Please Hammer, Don’t Hurt ‘Em (1990, 10x Platinum)It takes a village to raise rap’s first-ever Diamond-seller, and to help send his breakout album into eight digits, Hammer enlisted (via sample and interpolation): Rick James, Marvin Gaye, The Chi-Lites, The Jackson 5, Earth, Wind & Fire, Sly & the Family Stone, James Brown (twice) and Prince (three times).

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