Glitter - Mariah Carey - Soundtrack Reviews

Any girl who can sing so high that her voice resembles a whistle is a hell of an act in my book, and therefore I've chosen to have a look at "Glitter" by Mariah Carey. More than the fact that the woman is gorgeous, she can also belt out a few numbers too. Glitter strangley enough was released on September 11 2001, not a lucky day to have ...  Read the complete review

By now, we?ve all heard the story about Mariah?s meltdown in 2001, with the story behind it being told and re-told and altered, reasons ranging from work overload to her movie (also called Glitter) flopping to her break-up with Latin singing sensation Luis Miguel to Mariah developing erectile dysfunction. (Poor thing.) Whatever the case, ...  Read the complete review

All that glitters? - Advantages: Short, Track: Loverboy, Easily forgotten - Disadvantages: Ill fits artist catalogue, Too 'samey', Style over substance

Glitter. How ironic. There are a few good songs on here, such as 'Last night a DJ saved my life' and 'Didnt mean to turn you on' but the majority of the rest of them lack the passion and soul that you find in her other albums. In general i found it quite disappointing. Her album 'Rainbow' told a ...  Read the complete review

Poor Mariah. 2001 really wasn't her year- what with the breakdown and all. This album is the soundtrack to the awful movie she starred in (also called "Glitter"), and it's definetly not Mariah's best work... LOVERBOY (Remix) Ouch! A terrible first song! Mariah has surrounded herself with half a dozen mad ...  Read the complete review

It’s Mariah’s tenth album and what an album it is!! Not only is she one of the most talented female artist around, but she’s also into double figure with her albums. She’s had the most number ones ever! The longest number one ever and the most album to reach number ever! She is an all round superstar. Yet again ...  Read the complete review

'GLITTER' (2001) ALBUM REVIEW Track by track review: Loverboy Remix Written by: Mariah Carey, Larry Blackmon, Thomas Jenkins, Da Brat, Ludacris, Twenty II, Shawnna. The sleeve gives credit to the song 'Candy' by L. Blackmon and T. Jenkins All Seeing Eye Music courtesy Universal Music Enterprises ...  Read the complete review