Mariah Carey Christmas Album $6.99 on iTunes.
Just picked up the Mariah Carey Christmas Album for $6.99 on iTunes. I swear I have bought this album like three times in my life but I have no record of it. :)
Needless to say, despite the fact that it was released in 1994, it is by far the best christmas album in history. Her version of Holy Night speaks volumes about the quality of her voice - it cant be beat.
So now that it is officially past Thanksgiving, bring on the holiday music - if you do not have this album get it now at this great price and enjoy the best of what christmas music has to offer.
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