Everything about this was epic. I love the raw vocals here, the whole era represented her roots, she even looked like she was picked off the streets looking like a malnourished teen with those untrimmed bushy eyebrows and uncombed hairstyle. It really added to her appeal to the masses.
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Mariah Carey - Vision Of Love
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Wasn't there a rumour that the original concept for VOL was sexier before Tommy axed it? I wonder what that looked like and what they were going for before they decided to keep the "girl next door" image.
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Originally posted by GoldmoneyOriginally posted by TheRealestHow is it possible for someone to start off so legendaryThe Queen
Nah but I only stared appreciating this recently... it’s always been a good song but the message and delivery is insane bitch
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This song has everything: hypnotic opening, then the beat drops and you can only be mesmerized by her voice. Next you'll hear the inspirational lyrics and the song builds and builds. It hasn't got the everyday structure of verse/chorus/verse/chorus/bridge/chorus-endlessly-going-on-till-fade. It doesn't really have a chorus, but just keeps on building till it gets to the grand finale, where her voice goes all the way. It's her most iconic song ever IMO.UKMIX Favourite Members 2021: RayRay being the first member to appear on 20 different voting lists!
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[center:1za11lkw]Happy 28th Anniversary to the first Vision - The Magna Carta of Melisma
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Released: 15th May 1990[/center:1za11lkw]
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This Week in Billboard Chart History: In 1990, 'Vision of Love' Became Mariah Carey's First Hot 100 No. 1
Aug. 4, 1990
Mariah Carey's debut single, "Vision of Love," became her first Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 (on the birthday of the chart, which launched Aug. 4, 1958). Carey has since upped her count to 18 leaders, the most among soloists. "Vision of Love" finished eighth on the Top 100 Hit Tracks of 1990. It was nominated for three Grammy Awards at the 33rd annual ceremony, held on February 20, 1991: Record of the Year, Song of the Year and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance, winning the latter. Additionally, the song received the Soul Train Music Award for Best R&B/Soul Single, Female and a Song of the Year Award at the BMI Pop Awards.
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11 days until the 29th Anniversary of this song. Would be cool if MC/we celebrate it in some defining way.
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