#1's

1	Sweetheart / JD Bonus Track 4:25
2	When You Believe / Whitney Houston From the Prince of Egypt 4:36
3	Whenever You Call / Brian McKnight Bonus Track 4:23
4	My All 3:52
5	Honey 5:00
6	Always Be My Baby 4:19
7	One Sweet Day 4:42
8	Fantasy / Ol' Dirty Bastard 4:54
9	Hero 4:20
10	Dream Lover 3:54
11	I'll Be There / Trey Lorenz Live 4:25
12	Emotions 4:10
13	I Don't Wanna Cry 4:49
14	Someday 4:07
15	Love Takes Time 3:49
16	Vision of Love 3:31
17	I Still Believe Bonus Track 3:54

Barnes & Noble

Let's face facts: Mariah Carey has sold more records in the '90s than perhaps any other artist this side of Garth Brooks. Whether or not these songs deserve their hit status is beside the point. Carey produces state-of-the-art dance pop, and her adoring audience hangs on every note. Arranged in reverse chronology, these aerobic ballads and lite hip-pop numbers track Carey's development from the impressionable young bride to the more self-assured, single woman that emerged following her divorce from record executive Tommy Mottola. Also evident from the sonic timeline here is the growth in Carey's vocal delivery -- where once she soared to the highest possible notes, her recent songs show her exercising restraint, making for a warmer, more emotional sound. Although this anthology already features more than a dozen No. 1 hits, Carey is young, and there should be plenty more where they came from. Martin Johnson

All Music Guide

Since her 1990 Debut, Mariah Carey has sold more than 115 million records worldwide and has earned an astounding 81 gold, platinum, and multi-platinum records. Her career has been an extraordinary succession of number ones and record-breaking firsts in the music world. With more number one albums (four) than any female artist in the 1990s, Carey was the first female artist to see two of her albums (Music Box and DayDream) reach the ten million mark in sales, and she is the only female artist to have eight albums certified triple platinum or better. Mariah's entire album catalog has achieved RIAA multi-platinum status.

She has had more number one singles than any artist during the 1990s and has seen more singles debut at number one than anyone else. Mariah Carey's second DVD #1's delivers just what the title promises: videos for 14 of her chart-toppers, including "Heartbreaker," "Fantasy," "Dreamlover," "Always Be My Baby," "Love Takes Time," "Honey," and "Emotions." The disc also includes MTV Unplugged performances of "I'll Be There" and "Someday" and live versions of "Hero" and "Vision of Love." As a bonus, the DVD also includes the video for the remix of "Heartbreaker," which features Da Brat and Missy Elliott. Interviews and interactive menus make #1's a better-than-average DVD video collection and one that will doubtlessly please Carey's legions of fans. Heather Phares