World sales and certifications for Mariah Carey

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[edit] Mariah Carey


Mariah Carey (1990)
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Mariah Carey
(1990)

Mariah's self-titled debut album was released on June 12, 1990 and entered Billboard's Top 200 at number 80. It slowly rose to the top and stayed there for 11 weeks. "Mariah Carey" yielded four number 1 hits and shipped nearly 10 million copies in the USA alone.

Here's what Mariah had to say about the album: "Reflecting upon the events and circumstances that led me here, I feel extremely fortunate that I have completed my debut album at this stage of my life. My earliest memory is of wanting to be a singer as I watched my mother rehearse when she was a soloist with city opera, and while growing up music was a major part of my life. There was always different types of music playing in the house - whether it was my mother playing Billie Holiday, my older sister playing the Jackson 5 and Aretha Franklin, or my older brother playing Stevie Wonder and Jimi Hendrix."

"Mariah Carey" has sold an estimate 18 million copies worldwide to date (January 2006), and has received certifications in many countries: 44x Platinum and 7x Gold.



AMERICA EUROPE
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Country Peak Sales Certifications Date
United States United States 1 9,832,367 9x Platinum 1999 Dec European Union Europe - 1,289,000 Platinum 2005 Feb
Canada Canada 1 700,000 7x Platinum 2005 Feb United Kingdom United Kingdom 6 300,000 Platinum 2005 Feb
Brazil Brazil - 425,000 Platinum 2005 Feb Germany Germany 24 200,000 Gold 2005 Feb
ASIA France France 17 140,000 Gold 2005 Feb
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Netherlands Netherlands 5 100,000 Platinum 2005 Feb
Japan Japan 13 355,020 Platinum 2005 Feb Italy Italy 24 100,000 Gold 2005 Feb
Australia Australia 6 350,000 5x Platinum 2005 Feb Greece Greece - 100,000 2x Platinum 2005 Feb
South Korea South Korea - 310,000 3x Platinum 2005 Feb Spain Spain - 100,000 Platinum 2005 Feb
New Zealand New Zealand 4 90,000 6x Platinum 2005 Feb Sweden Sweden 8 80,000 Platinum 2005 Feb
Singapore Singapore - 60,000 3x Platinum 2005 Feb Denmark Denmark - 44,000 Gold 2005 Feb
Philippines Philippines - 50,000 Gold 2005 Feb Switzerland Switzerland 15 25,000 Gold 2005 Feb
AFRICA Norway Norway 4 20,000 Gold 2005 Feb
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Hungary Hungary 35 - - -
South Africa South Africa - 100,000 2x Platinum 2005 Feb



[edit] Emotions

Mariah's following album, Emotions, was released September 17, 1991 in the United States.

AMERICA EUROPE
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Country Peak Sales Certifications Date
United States United States 4 4,170,000 5x Platinum Jan 2003 European Union Europe - - - -
Canada Canada 5 - - - United Kingdom United Kingdom 6 300,000 Platinum -
Brazil Brazil - 170,000 Gold - Germany Germany 46 - - -
ASIA France France 38 85,000 Gold -
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Netherlands Netherlands 7 - - -
Japan Japan 3 - - - Italy Italy 16 - - -
Australia Australia 8 140,000 2x Platinum - Greece Greece - - - -
South Korea South Korea - - - - Spain Spain - - - -
New Zealand New Zealand 6 22,000 Platinum - Sweden Sweden 13 - - -
Singapore Singapore - - - - Denmark Denmark - - - -
Philippines Philippines - - - - Switzerland Switzerland 15 - - -
AFRICA Norway Norway - - - -
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Hungary Hungary 35 - - -
South Africa South Africa - - - -


[edit] Music Box


Music Box (1993)
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Music Box
(1993)

"MTV Unplugged" had proved a profitable diversion, both commercially and artistically, but the time was now right for Mariah to re-enter the mainstream. The chosen vehicle was "Music Box (album)", released on September 17, 1993. It was her third full-length release in four years and the one which took her back to the top of the album listings. Its predecessors had stalled at four and three respectively, but "Music Box (album)" was at number 1 for 8 weeks. It sold over 10 million copies in the USA alone and almost 28 million copies worldwide. It was the bestselling album in the Netherlands in 1994. It is biggest selling album by foreign artist in South Korea.

But why the title? "The beautiful tinkling sound that comes out of a music box is so pretty and so delicate. I love it."

"Music Box" has sold an estimated 30 million copies worldwide to date (January 2006), and has received certifications in many countries: - Platinum and - Gold. 120x Platinum


AMERICA EUROPE
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Country Peak Sales Certifications Date
United States United States 1 9,559,113 Diamond 1997 Nov European Union Europe 1 7,000,000 7x Platinum 2005 Feb
Canada Canada 5 700,000 7x Platinum 2005 Feb France France 1 1,200,000 Diamond 2005 Feb
Brazil Brazil 1 1,290,000 5x Platinum 2005 Feb United Kingdom United Kingdom 1 1,600,000 5x Platinum 2005 Feb
ASIA Germany Germany 1 1,000,000 2X Platinum 2005 Feb
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Spain Spain 1 500,000 5x Platinum 2005 Feb
Japan Japan 2 1,589,270 5x Platinum 2005 Feb Italy Italy 2 500,000 5x Platinum 2005 Feb
People's Republic of China China - 1,000,000 - 2005 Feb Netherlands Netherlands 1 500,000 5x Platinum 2005 Feb
South Korea South Korea - 1,100,000 11x Platinum 2005 Feb Denmark Denmark 18 235,000 4x Platinum 2005 Feb
Republic of China Taiwan - 500,000 16x Platinum 2005 Feb Poland Poland - - - -
Australia Australia 1 980,000 14x Platinum 2005 Feb Norway Norway 2 40,000 Platinum 2005 Feb
New Zealand New Zealand - 75,000 5x Platinum - Sweden Sweden - - - -
Indonesia Indonesia - 275,000 5x Platinum 2005 Feb Finland Finland/small> - 30,000 Platinum -
Singapore Singapore - 120,000 8x Platinum - Switzerland Switzerland - 200,000 4x Platinum -
Philippines Philippines - - - - Austria Austria - 60,000 2x Platinum -
Israel Israel - - - - Portugal Portugal - - - -
Hong Kong Hong Kong - - - - Belgium Belgium - - - -
AFRICA Republic of Ireland Ireland - - - -
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Hungary Hungary - - - -
South Africa South Africa - 100,000 2x Platinum -


[edit] Merry Christmas


Merry Christmas (1994)
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Merry Christmas
(1994)

"Merry Christmas (Mariah Carey album)" was very reminiscent of the early 1960s girl groups who made Phil Spector's legendary Christmas album "A Christmas gift to you". Indeed, it featured Darlene Love's "Christmas (baby please come home)" among a selection of tracks weighted towards the traditional: "Hark the herald angels sing", "Silent night", "God rest ye merry, gentlemen" and more. "Merry Christmas" also contained three new Carey-Afanasieff compositions: "All I want for Christmas is you", "Miss you most (at Christmas time)" and "Jesus born on this day". "Merry Christmas (Mariah Carey album)" certainly appaered set to do well in its first year, entering the Billboard chart at number 30 within two weeks of its release. The video for "All I want for Christmas is you", with Mariah romping in the previous winter's snow, was premiered on MTV with much hoopla on November 28. The song was not released as a single in the USA, but in Europe it reached the Top 10 in most countries.

"Merry Christmas (Mariah Carey album)" has sold an estimate 16 million copies worldwide to date (January 2006), and has received certifications in many countries: - Platinum and - Gold.



AMERICA EUROPE
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Country Peak Sales Certifications Date
United States United States 3 4,602,700 5x Platinum Jan 2003 European Union Europe - 1,100,000 Platinum 2005 Feb
Canada Canada 21 100,000 Platinum 2005 Feb France France 21 51,000 - 2005 Feb
Brazil Brazil - - - - United Kingdom United Kingdom - - - -
ASIA Germany Germany - 30,000 - 2005 Feb
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Spain Spain - 100,000 Platinum 2005 Feb
Japan Japan 1 2,083,000 8x Platinum 2005 Feb Italy Italy 2 300,000 3xPlatinum 2005 Feb
People's Republic of China China - - - - Netherlands Netherlands - - - -
South Korea South Korea - 530,000 5x Platinum 2006 Feb Denmark Denmark - - - -
Republic of China Taiwan - - - - Poland Poland - - - -
Australia Australia - - - - Norway Norway - - - -
New Zealand New Zealand - - - - Sweden Sweden - - - -
Indonesia Indonesia - - - - Finland Finland - - - -
Singapore Singapore - - - - Switzerland Switzerland - - - -
Philippines Philippines - - - - Austria Austria - - - -
Israel Israel - - - - Portugal Portugal - - - -
Hong Kong Hong Kong - - - - Belgium Belgium - - - -
AFRICA Republic of Ireland Ireland - - - -
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Hungary Hungary - - - -
South Africa South Africa - - - -



[edit] Daydream


Daydream (1995)
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Daydream
(1995)

"Daydream" showed a somewhat different Mariah, one who seemed to be distancing herself from the image created by "Music box". That album had been heavy on the ballads, which were still there on "Daydream", but not to the same extent. Instead, there was a leaner sound, a good deal of which seemed weighted toward R&B. "Fantasy" scored there, but so did "One Sweet Day", Mariah's collaboration with Boyz II Men, "Always Be My Baby", which teamed her with well-known hip-hop producer Jermaine Dupri, "Daydream interlude (Fantasy Sweet Dub Mix)", which she co-produced with club guru David Morales, and "Melt Away", a collaboration with the amazingly successful Babyface, a track Mariah produced herself.

The album was released on October 3, 1995 and debuted at #1 on the Billboard Hot 200. It eventually sold over 10 million copies in the USA alone.


"Daydream" has sold an estimate 25 million copies worldwide to date (January 2006), and has received certifications in many countries: 9x Platinum and 6x Gold.


AMERICA EUROPE
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Country Peak Sales Certifications Date
United States United States 1 7,538,727 10x Platinum 1998 Dec European Union Europe 2 2,438,000 3x Platinum 1996 Dec
Canada Canada 3 700,000 7x Platinum 1997 May France France 2 610,000 2x Platinum 2005 Feb
Brazil Brazil - 114,000 Gold 2005 Feb United Kingdom United Kingdom 1 600,000 2x Platinum 2005 Feb
ASIA Germany Germany 1 500,000 Platinum 2005 Feb
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Spain Spain 1 200,000 2x Platinum 2005 Feb
Japan Japan 1 2,203,000 9x Platinum 2005 Feb Italy Italy 6 200,000 2x Platinum 2005 Feb
People's Republic of China China - 1,000,000 - 2005 Feb Netherlands Netherlands 1 80,000 Platinum 1995 Dec
South Korea South Korea - 720,000 24x Platinum 2006 Feb Denmark Denmark 5 68,000 Platinum 2005 Feb
Republic of China Taiwan 1 500,000 16x Platinum 2005 Feb Poland Poland - 50,000 Gold 2005 Feb
Australia Australia 1 350,000 5x Platinum 2005 Feb Norway Norway 3 40.000 Platinum 2005 Feb
New Zealand New Zealand 1 255,000 17x Platinum 2005 Feb Sweden Sweden 6 40,000 Gold 2005 Feb
Indonesia Indonesia - 225,000 4x Platinum 2005 Feb Finland Finland 12 - - -
Singapore Singapore - 120,000 6x Platinum 2005 Feb Switzerland Switzerland 1 25,000 Gold 2005 Feb
Philippines Philippines - 198,000 2x Platinum 2005 Feb Austria Austria 5 25,000 Gold 2005 Feb
Israel Israel - 30,000 Gold 2005 Feb Portugal Portugal 1 - - -
Hong Kong Hong Kong 1 - - - Belgium Belgium 6 - - -
AFRICA Republic of Ireland Ireland 6 - - -
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Hungary Hungary 13 - - -
South Africa South Africa - 200,000 4x Platinum 2005 Feb



[edit] Butterfly


Butterfly (1997)
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Butterfly
(1997)


"Butterfly" was released on September 16, 1997. The album debuted at number one on the Billboard Charts and spawned two number one hits "Honey" and "My All".

Worldwide album sales are at nearly 15 million to date.









AMERICA EUROPE
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Country Peak Sales Certifications Date
United States United States 1 3,700,058 5x Platinum 1999 Dec European Union Europe - 1,000,000 Platinum
Canada Canada - 200,000 2x Platinum France France - 200,000 2x Gold
Brazil Brazil - United Kingdom United Kingdom - 100,000 Gold
ASIA Germany Germany -
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Spain Spain - 150.000. Platinum
Japan Japan - Italy Italy -
People's Republic of China China - - Netherlands Netherlands - 50,000 Gold
South Korea South Korea - Denmark Denmark -
Republic of China Taiwan - Czech Republic Czech Republic -
Australia Australia - 140,000 2x Platinum Norway Norway -
Argentina Argentina - Bulgaria Bulgaria -
New Zealand New Zealand - Sweden Sweden -
Malaysia Malaysia - Greece Greece -
Singapore Singapore - Switzerland Switzerland - 25,000 Gold
Philippines Philippines - Austria Austria -
Israel Israel - Finland Finland - - - -
Venezuela Venezuela - - - - Belgium Belgium - - - -
AFRICA India India - - - -
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Hungary Hungary - - - -
South Africa South Africa - - - -



[edit] #1's


#1's (1998)
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#1's
(1998)

The album was released on November 17, 1998 and debuted at Number 4 on the Billboard 200 (which was also its peak). In the USA, #1's was awarded 5 times platinum.

In an open letter to the fans, Mariah wrote: "First of all - this is not a greatest hits album! It's too soon, I haven't been recording long enought for that! This album is a 'Thank you' and an acknowledgment of my gratitude to all of you out there for making these records #1 on the charts. One day, I will put out a greatest hits with songs that didn't even go on the charts because they were never commercially released (i.e., 'Breakdown', 'Underneath the stars', 'Butterfly', etc.) or songs that came out that didn't go to #1 that are, in my opinion, better than some that did (i.e., 'Make it happen', 'Anytime you need a friend', 'Endless love' with Luther, or 'Can't let go'). This is a tribute to my fans for all your love and support since day one. I chose the bonus tracks for various reasons. 'Sweetheart' - because I ain't got one! Try that one on! Ha ha. 'When you believe (from The prince of Egypt)' - because to me, it almost is a miracle that Whitney and I are on a record together! After meeting and working with Whitney Houston, I have gained a whole other layer of respect for this truly talented woman in so many ways. 'Whenever you call' with Brian McKnight - I feel that it was one of the best songs on the 'Butterfly' album and Brian's vocals made it so beautiful. 'I still believe' reminds me of the fact that not so long ago I was a teenage girl with nothing to my name but a demo tape, my voice and my ability to write songs. Brenda K. Starr treated me like a 'star' and gave me a shot as a back-up singer. This remake is my tribute to her. Thank you to everyone who's ever helped me out in any way, shape or form. Encouragement, support, dedication and friendship. You know who you are (especially you, mom). Thank you God for my life and the faith in you that has brought me this far. Love and thanks, Mariah."

"#1's" has sold over 15 million copies worldwide to date (January 2006), and has received certifications in many countries: -- Platinum and -- Gold.

5x Diamond 80x Platinum 6x Gold


AMERICA EUROPE
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Country Peak Sales Certifications Date
United States United States 4 3,548,634 5x Platinum 2003 Jan European Union Europe - 2,529,115 2x Platinum 2005 Dec
Canada Canada 6 300,000 3x Platinum 2005 Feb France France 2 680,000 2x Platinum 2005 Feb
Brazil Brazil 4 1,250,000 5x Platinum 2005 Feb United Kingdom United Kingdom 10 651,115 2x Platinum 2006 Oct
ASIA Germany Germany 10 250,000 Gold 2005 Feb
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Spain Spain 7 100,000 Platinum 2005 Feb
Japan Japan 1 3,500,000 14x Platinum 2005 Feb Italy Italy - 300,000 3x Platinum 2005 Feb
People's Republic of China China - 1,000,000 - 2005 Feb Netherlands Netherlands 13 80,000 Platinum 2005 Feb
South Korea South Korea 1 400,000 13x Platinum 2006 Feb Denmark Denmark 7 58,000 Platinum 2005 Feb
Republic of China Taiwan 1 400,000 13x Platinum 2005 Feb Czech Republic Czech Republic - 10,000 Gold 2005 Feb
Australia Australia - 100,000 Platinum 2005 Feb Norway Norway 6 20,000 Gold 2005 Feb
Argentina Argentina - 100,000 Platinum 2005 Feb Bulgaria Bulgaria - 175,000 5x Platinum 2005 Feb
New Zealand New Zealand 8 30,000 2x Platinum 2005 Feb Sweden Sweden 8 80,000 Platinum 2005 Feb
Malaysia Malaysia 1 300,000 12x Platinum 2005 Feb Greece Greece - 50,000 2xPlatinum 2005 Feb
Singapore Singapore 1 200,000 10x Platinum 2005 Feb Switzerland Switzerland 3 50,000 Platinum 2005 Feb
Philippines Philippines 1 200,000 2x Platinum 2005 Feb Austria Austria 6 25,000 Gold 2005 Feb
Israel Israel - 20,000 Gold 2005 Feb Finland Finland 9 - - -
Venezuela Venezuela - 15,000 Gold 2005 Feb Belgium Belgium 6 - - -
AFRICA India India 2 - - -
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Hungary Hungary 15 - - -
South Africa South Africa - 100,000 2x Platinum 2005 Feb



[edit] Glitter


Glitter (2001)
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Glitter
(2001)

The album "Glitter", Mariah's first for her new record label Virgin, is also the soundtrack to her movie, "Glitter". Set in the '80s, "Glitter" tells the story of a young girl named Billie trying to make it in showbiz. Mariah has revealed "The record is ‘80s influenced to fit in with the movie, but I wanted to make it like 1982 meets 2002."

The album blends elements of funk and disco to create an '80s New York club feel, but it's brought up to date with collaborations from Mystikal, Busta Rhymes, Da Brat, Ludacris and R&B singer, Eric Benet. Unfortunately, Mariah's work with Prince was not finished in time to be included on the record, but his influence is felt on many of the up-tempo tracks.


"Glitter" have sold an estimate 4 million copies worldwide until January 2006.





AMERICA EUROPE
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Country Peak Sales Certifications Date
United States United States 7 624,911 Platinum 2001 Oct European Union Europe - 600,000 - 2005 Feb
Canada Canada 4 33,000 - 2005 Feb United Kingdom United Kingdom 10 40,000 - 2005 Feb
Brazil Brazil 1 452,000 4xPlatinum 2005 Feb Germany Germany 7 - - -
Argentina Argentina 39 - - - France France 5 160,000 Gold 2005 Feb
ASIA Netherlands Netherlands 12 - - -
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Italy Italy 5 50,000 Gold 2005 Feb
Japan Japan 1 262,000 Platinum 2005 Feb Greece Greece 1 - - -
People's Republic of China China 1 800,000 - 2005 Feb Switzerland Switzerland 10 20,000 Gold 2005 Feb
Australia Australia 13 50,000 Gold 2005 Feb Spain Spain 3 80,000 Gold 2005 Feb
Philippines Philippines 10 50,000 Gold 2005 Feb Sweden Sweden 30 - - -
Republic of China Taiwan 1 75,000 2xPlatinum 2005 Feb Austria Austria 50,000 1x Platinum -
Singapore Singapore 1 40,000 2x Platinum 2005 Feb Republic of Ireland Ireland 28 - - -
Hong Kong Hong Kong 1 - - - Denmark Denmark 12 15,000 - 2005 Feb
South Korea South Korea 1 70,000 Gold 2005 Feb Belgium Belgium 11 - - -
Malaysia Malaysia 6 - - - Hungary Hungary 37 - - -
New Zealand New Zealand 11 - - - Norway Norway 11 - - -
AFRICA
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date
South Africa South Africa - 25,000 Gold 2005 Feb


[edit] Greatest Hits

Greatest Hits (2001)
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Greatest Hits
(2001)

On November 23, 2001, Columbia Records released Greatest Hits. This unique double album is a definitive career overview of one of the biggest selling recording artists of our time. It is one of her best-selling albums to date, and is considered by many music critics to be the official soundtrack of the 1990s because no other artist at that time was more influential to the pop music scene. It covers her most popular songs from all of Mariah Carey's Columbia Records releases - from her 1990 self titled debut album through 1999's Rainbow. In addition to all these, it also features duets with Luther Vandross, Trey Lorenz, Boyz II Men, Jay-Z, JD, Whitney Houston, Joe, 98 Degrees and an unreleased So So Def Remix with Jermaine Dupri and Lil Bow Wow." Unfortunately, this album was not the success Sony expected. It only debuted at number 52 on the Billboard album chart. In 2003 the album was certified platinum by the RIAA.


Greatest Hits has sold an estimate 4 million copies worldwide as of January 2006.



AMERICA EUROPE
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Country Peak Sales Certifications Date
United States United States 52 868,456 Platinum Jan 2003 European Union Europe - 900,000 - 2006 Jan
Canada Canada 27 25,000 - 2005 Feb United Kingdom United Kingdom 7 636,911 2x Platinum 2006 Jul
Brazil Brazil 2 132,000 Platinum 2005 Feb Germany Germany 36 100,000 - 2005 Feb
ASIA France France 12 100,000 Gold 2005 Feb
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Netherlands Netherlands 37 - - -
Japan Japan 3 217,890 Gold 2005 Feb Italy Italy 25 - - -
Australia Australia 60 50,000 Gold 2005 Feb Switzerland Switzerland 17 - - -
South Korea South Korea 1 130,000 Platinum 2005 Feb Sweden Sweden 28 - - -
Republic of China Taiwan - 100,000 3x Platinum 2005 Feb Austria Austria 40 - - -
Singapore Singapore - 40,000 2x Platinum 2005 Feb Denmark Denmark - 20,000 - -
New Zealand New Zealand 11 7,500 Gold 2005 Feb Portugal Portugal 7 20,000 Gold 2005 Feb
Philippines Philippines 1 25,000 Silver 2005 Feb Belgium Belgium 31 - - -
AFRICA Republic of Ireland Ireland 34 15,000 Platinum 2005 Dec
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date
South Africa South Africa - 25,000 Gold 2005 Feb GREATEST HITS



[edit] Charmbracelet

Charmbracelet  (2002)
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Charmbracelet
(2002)

"Charmbracelet", the first album on Mariah's MonarC Records, was released on November 20, 2002 in Japan and November 29 in Europe. The fans from the USA had to wait until December 3. A month earlier, the album was played for fans chosen by lottery and some press and radio people at the Hayden Planetarium.


In Japan, the album became a huge hit and stayed for many weeks at the first place of the charts. In the USA, it entered the Billboard 200 at number 3, selling 241,000 copies (her third biggest first week sales after The Emancipation Of Mimi's 404,000 and Rainbow's 323,000 respectively). In the rest of the world, the chart entries were less spectacular. In the UK, it failed to enter the top 50 and in Canada it only entered at number 30.


"Charmbracelet" has sold an estimate 4.5 million copies worldwide to date (January 2006), and has received certifications in many countries: 10x Platinum, 9x Gold and 1x Silver.



AMERICA EUROPE
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Country Peak Sales Certifications Date
United States United States 3 1,140,064 Platinum 2006 Sep European Union Europe 23 858,500 - 2005 Feb
Canada Canada 30 75,000 Gold 2005 Feb United Kingdom United Kingdom 52 110,000 Gold 2005 Feb
Brazil Brazil 5 50,000 Gold 2003 Dec Germany Germany 32 120,000 - 2005 Feb
Mexico Mexico - 60,000 - Gold 2005 Feb France France 12 280,000 2x Gold 2005 Feb
Argentina Argentina - 3,000 - 2005 Feb Netherlands Netherlands 30 - - -
ASIA Italy Italy 22 61,000 Gold 2005 Feb
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Greece Greece 4 65,000 3xPlatinum 2005 Feb
Japan Japan 4 245,376 - 2005 Feb Switzerland Switzerland 9 40,000 Platinum 2005 Feb
People's Republic of China China - 500,000 - 2005 Feb Spain Spain 34 70,000 Gold 2005 Feb
Australia Australia 42 30,000 - 2005 Feb Sweden Sweden 50 21,500 - 2005 Feb
Republic of China Taiwan 14 100,000 3x Platinum 2005 Feb Austria Austria 34 - - -
Thailand Thailand 7 34,000 Gold 2005 Feb Denmark Denmark 76 - - -
Indonesia Indonesia - 26,000 Gold 2005 Feb Portugal Portugal 50 10,000 Silver 2005 Feb
Singapore Singapore - 20,000 Platinum 2005 Feb Belgium Belgium 28 - - -
South Korea South Korea 1 100,000 Platinum 2005 Feb Hungary Hungary 82 - - -
Malaysia Malaysia 1 - - - AFRICA
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia 2 - - - Country Peak Sales Certifications Date
Philippines Philippines 1 100,000 Platinum 2003 Aug South Africa South Africa - 50,000 Platinum 2005 Feb



[edit] The Remixes


The Remixes (2003)
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The Remixes
(2003)

"The Remixes" features remixes by some of the hottest producers in dance music history including David Morales, Junior Vasquez, Jermaine Dupri, Hex Hector, and more. Guest artists on "The Remixes" include Snoop Dogg, JD, Missy Elliott, Da Brat, Nas, and Jadakiss among others. The album includes, for the first time on a Mariah album, her latest Top 3 Hot 100 smash, "I know what you want", featuring Busta Rhymes and a previously unavailable version of "The one", featuring JD and Bone Crusher.

The double CD "The Remixes" was first released in Japan in July 2003. In other countries, it was released in October 2003. The album only debuted at number 26 on the Billboard Hot 200, which was also its highest position.


"The Remixes" has sold an estimate 1 million copies worldwide.




AMERICA EUROPE
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Country Peak Sales Certifications Date
United States United States 26 240,584 - 2006 Sep European Union Europe - 200,000 - 2005 Dec
Brazil Brazil 47 29,000 - 2005 Feb United Kingdom United Kingdom 35 39,487 - 2006 Sep
Canada Canada 18 - - - France France 60 10,000 - 2005 Apr
ASIA Greece Greece 16 - - -
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Switzerland Switzerland 69 - - -
South Korea South Korea 9 15,000 - 2005 Feb Italy Italy 72 - - -
Australia Australia 78 10,000 - 2005 Feb Germany Germany 103 - - -
Japan Japan 95 6,511 - 2005 Feb - - - - -
Philippines Philippines 12 - - - - - - - -
New Zealand New Zealand 36 - - - - - - - -


[edit] The Emancipation Of Mimi


The Emancipation Of Mimi (2005)
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The Emancipation Of Mimi
(2005)

"The Emancipation Of Mimi" notched the best opening sales week of her career. The album debuted at number 1 and moved 404,000 copies in the United States, according to Nielsen SoundScan. Carey continues to work with today's top R&B and hip-hop producers, such as the Neptunes, who lend their signature production style to two tracks: 'To The Floor (featuring Nelly)' and 'Say Somethin' (featuring Snoop Dogg)'. The album's other featured guest is Twista, who shows up on 'One And Only'. The first single, 'It's Like That', is one of four songs co-produced by Mariah and Jermaine Dupri, along with 'Get Your Number', 'Shake It Off', and 'We Belong Together'. Fellow Def Jam artist Kanye West collaborates with Mariah on 'Stay The Night'. On other tracks she works with Scram Jones ('Your Girl'), Mahogany ('When I Feel It') and James Poyser ('Mine Again'). Three tracks are co-written and co-produced by Mariah and James "Big Jim" Wright (of Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis' Flyte Tyme Productions), including 'I wish you knew', 'Circles', and 'Fly Like A Bird'."


"The Emancipation Of Mimi" has sold an estimated 10 million copies worldwide to date (May 2006), and has received certifications in many countries: 22x Platinum and 10x Gold.


AMERICA EUROPE
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Country Peak Sales Certifications Date
United States United States 1 5,707,605 6x Platinum 2006 Sep European Union Europe 4 1,066,394 Platinum 2005 Nov
Canada Canada 2 200,000 2x Platinum 2005 Nov United Kingdom United Kingdom 7 583,394 2x Platinum 2006 Jul
Brazil Brazil 2 233,000 2xPlatinum 2005 Dec France France 4 161,000 Gold 2006 Mar
Ecuador Ecuador 1 - - - Germany Germany 14 130,000 Gold 2006 Jan
Argentina Argentina 5 - - - Netherlands Netherlands 8 45,000 Gold -
Mexico Mexico 8 - - - Italy Italy 15 40,000 Gold 2005 Sep
ASIA Greece Greece 1 25,000 Platinum 2006 Jan
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date Switzerland Switzerland 9 25,000 Gold -
Japan Japan 2 301,378 Platinum 2006 Apr Spain Spain 15 19,000 - 2006 Jan
People's Republic of China China - 200,000 - 2005 Nov Sweden Sweden 32 13,000 - -
Australia Australia 6 135,000 2xPlatinum 2005 Aug Denmark Denmark 2 10,000 - -
Philippines Philippines 1 90,000 Gold 2005 Aug Austria Austria 19 8,500 - -
Republic of China Taiwan 1 40,000 Platinum 2005 Dec Republic of Ireland Ireland 18 7,500 Gold 2005 Sep
Thailand Thailand 2 40,000 Gold - Cyprus Cyprus 2 - - -
Indonesia Indonesia - 40,000 Gold 2006 Jan Turkey Turkey 9 - - -
Singapore Singapore 2 30,000 2x Platinum 2005 Jun Malta Malta 14 - - -
Hong Kong Hong Kong 3 40,000 2x Platinum 2006 Oct Estonia Estonia 17 - - -
South Korea South Korea 3 30,000 Platinum 2006 Oct Poland Poland 22 - - -
Malaysia Malaysia 3 20,000 Gold 2005 Sep Portugal Portugal 25 - - -
New Zealand New Zealand 12 15,000 Platinum 2005 Aug Belgium Belgium 26 - - -
Israel Israel 12 - - - Hungary Hungary 51 - - -
AFRICA - - - - -
Country Peak Sales Certifications Date - - - - -
South Africa South Africa - 50,000 Platinum 2005 Sep - - - - -
Egypt Egypt - 15,000 Platinum 2005 Sep - - - - -


[edit] Certifications

AMERICA

  • U.S. Certifications (RIAA): Diamond - 10,000,000 | Platinum - 1,000,000 | Gold - 500,000
  • Canada Certificatios (CRIA): Diamond - 1,000,000 | Platinum - 100,000 | Gold - 50,000
  • Brazil Certifications (ABPD): Diamond - 500,000 | Platinum - 125,000 | Gold - 50,000 (Until 2000: Platinum - 250,000 | Gold - 100,000)
  • Argentina Certifications (CAPIF): Diamond - 250,000 | Platinum - 40,000 | Gold - 20,000 (Until 2000: Platinum - 60,000 | Gold - 40,000)
  • Mexico Certifications (AMPROFON): Diamond - 500,000 | Platinum - 100,000 | Gold - 50,000 (Until 2003: Diamond - 1,000,000 | Platinum - 150,000 | Gold - 75,000)


EUROPE

  • European Certifications (IFPI): Platinum - 1,000,000
  • UK. Certifications (BPI): Platinum - 300,000 | Gold - 100,000 | Silver - 60,000
  • Germany Certifications (IFPI Deutschland): Platinum - 200,000 | Gold - 100,000 (Until 2003: Platinum - 300,000 | Gold - 150,000)
    (Until 1999: Platinum - 500,000 | Gold - 250,000)
  • France Certifications: Diamond - 1,000,000 | Triple Platinum - 750,000 | Double Platinum - 600,000 | Platine - 300,000 |

Double Gold - 200,000 | Gold - 100,000

  • Italy Certifications (FIMI): Diamond - 400,000 | Platinum - 80,000 | Gold - 40,000 (Until 2005: Platinum - 100,000 | Gold - 50,000)
  • Spain Certifications (PROMUSICAE): Platinum - 80,000 | Gold - 40,000 (Before 2005: Platinum - 100,000 | Gold - 50,000)
  • Netherlands Certifications (NVPI): Platinum - 80,000 | Gold - 40,000 (Until 1999: Platinum - 100,000 | Gold - 50,000)
  • Switzerland Certifications (IFPI Schweiz): Platinum - 40,000 | Gold - 20,000
  • Austria Certifications (IFPI Austria): Platinum - 30,000 | Gold - 15,000
  • Greece Certifications (IFPI Greece): Platinum - 20,000 | Gold - 10,000
  • Belgium Certifications (IFPI Belgium): Platinum - 50,000 | Gold - 25,000
  • Ireland Certifications (IRMA): Platinum - 15,000 | Gold - 7,500
  • Denmark Certifications (IFPI Danmark): Platinum - 40,000 | Gold - 20,000 (Until 2003: Platinum - 50,000 | Gold - 25,000)
  • Sweden Certifications (IFPI Svenska): Platinum - 60,000 | Gold - 30,000 (Until 2001: Platinum - 80,000 | Gold - 40,000)
  • Portugal Certifications (AFP): Platinum - 20,000 | Gold - 10,000 (Until 2005: Platinum - 40,000 | Gold - 20,000 | Silver - 10,000)
  • Turkey Certifications (Mü-YAP): Diamond - 300.000 | Platinum - 200.000 | Gold - 100.000
  • Czech Republic Certifications (IFPI Czech Republic): Platinum - 10,000 | Gold - 5,000
  • Finland Certifications (IFPI Finland): Platinum - 30,000 | Gold - 15,000 (Until 2001: Platinum - 40,000 | Gold - 20,000)


ASIA

  • Japan Certifications (RIAJ): Platinum - 250,000 | Gold - 100,000
  • Australia Certifications (ARIA): Platinum - 70,000 | Gold - 35,000
  • New Zealand Certifications (RIANZ): Platinum - 15,000 | Gold - 7,500
  • Taiwan Certifications: Platinum - 30,000 | Gold - 15,000
  • Philippines Certifications: Diamond- 1,000,000 | Platinum - 100,000 | Gold- 50,000 | Silver- 25,000
  • Singapore Certifications (RIAS): Platinum - 15,000 | Gold - 7,500
  • Hong Kong Certifications (IFPI): Platinum - 20,000 | Gold - 10,000
  • Malaysia Certifications (RIM): Platinum - 25,000 | Gold - 15,000
  • Thailand Certifications: Platinum - 50,000 | Gold - 20,000
  • Indonesia Certifications: Platinum - 150,000 | Gold 75,000
  • South Korea Certifications: Platinum - 30,000 | Gold - 15,000
  • India Certifications (IMI): Platinum - 20,000 | Gold - 10,000


AFRICA

  • South Africa Certifications (RISA): Platinum - 50,000 | Gold - 25,000
  • Egypt Certifications: Platinum - 10,000 | Gold - ?


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