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Mariah Carey albums discography

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This page includes the albums discography of Mariah Carey. Listed are all fourteen of Carey's LP releases from Columbia Records, Virgin Records, and Island Def Jam Records in order of their release. Additional information includes release dates, chart positions, RIAA certifications and sales, single releases from each album, album sales in Japan, and worldwide album sales.

For Carey's singles discography, please see Mariah Carey singles discography.

Note

The U.S. sales are certified by the RIAA. However, no official tracking system exists to track worldwide sales.

Albums

Album information
Mariah Carey
Emotions
MTV Unplugged
  • Label: Columbia Records
  • Released: June 2 1992 (U.S.)
  • Chart positions: #3 US, #3 UK, #7 AUS, #11 CAN, #13 JAP, #30 GER
  • Last RIAA description: 3x platinum on December 13 1994; U.S. sales: 2.7 million (ending 2005)[2]
  • Singles: "I'll Be There", "If It's Over" (promo)
  • Worldwide sales: 9 million copies (as of 2005)[4]
Music Box
Merry Christmas
Daydream
Butterfly
#1's
Rainbow
Glitter
Greatest Hits
  • Label: Columbia Records
  • Released: December 4 2001 (U.S.)
  • Chart positions: #3 JAP, #7 UK, #36 GER, #52 US, #60 AUS
  • Last RIAA award description: Platinum on January 31 2003; exact sales: 0.78 million (ending 2005)[2]
  • Worldwide sales: 4 million copies (as of 2005)[12]
Charmbracelet
The Remixes
  • Label: Columbia Records
  • Released: October 14 2003 (U.S.)
  • Chart positions: #9 S KOREA, #26 US, #35 UK, #95 JAP
  • Last RIAA award description: Uncertified; U.S. sales: 0.23 million (ending 2005)[2]
  • Singles: "U Like This (Megamix)" (promo)
  • Worldwide sales: 1 million copies (as of 2005)[14]
The Emancipation of Mimi

According to Billboard magazine, 63 million copies of Carey albums had been shipped to retailers in the United States by July 2005. This made her the second best-selling female singer in the country behind Barbra Streisand, who had shipped 70.5 million albums as of that date.[16]

According to a Sunday Herald article published on December 11 2005, Carey had sold around 160 million albums worldwide.[17]

Worldwide Total of Single and Album Sales: over 230 Million([17]

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