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...brief encounter after they opened up for The Dave at the FleetCenter earlier this month--a venue unsuited for their musical style and their crowd, too. That combined with the heavily rotated "Soundtrack to Mary" (which one sometimes will hear after "Missing" on Kiss 108 and before any Mariah song) sums up what I was expecting...
Radio: This season, that most ubiquitous form of summer lite entertainment has brought such offerings as Mariah Carey's paean to true love, "Always Be My Baby," and the previously mentioned incessant dance mixes. Beside that, we have also gained the latest release by Tracy Chapman, a talented artist with a small and dedicated following who had finally made her first foray in years to return to a larger, mainstream audience...
...with the public. Sales of two-track CD singles rose from 1.9 million units in 1994 to 7.1 million in 1995 and continue to climb, as do sales of multitrack singles. Prices vary from $2 to $7, though the standard price hovers around $3.49. Singles for superstars like Mariah Carey are sometimes deeply discounted to help the songs scale the charts...
...messages they wanted to deliver and for presenting the truth of their lives. Groups like Public Enemy carried the flag of black protest, and later, gangsta rappers like Snoop Doggy Dogg chronicled the crime-ridden neighborhoods in which they lived in scathing, scatological terms. Soul music was left to Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, Boyz II Men and the like. Talented performers, yes. Standard-bearers for musical boundary pushing...
Harvard's female varsity athletes gathered in Agassiz Theater last night for an inspirational talk by writer Mariah Burton Nelson...