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1
Genie In A Bottle
03:38
104,924 plays
2
What A Girl Wants
03:35
66,945 plays
3
I Turn To You
04:33
49,173 plays
4
So Emotional
04:00
15,137 plays
5
Come On Over (All I Want Is You)
03:09
44,768 plays
6
Reflection
03:33
35,597 plays
7
Love For All Seasons
03:59
12,550 plays
8
Somebody's Somebody
05:03
11,205 plays
9
When You Put Your Hands On Me
03:35
11,126 plays
10
Blessed
03:05
13,649 plays
11
Love Will Find A Way
03:56
12,071 plays
12
Obvious
03:58
9,567 plays
13
Genie In A Bottle (Flavio Vs. Mad Boris Mix)
06:31
10,377 plays
14
What A Girl Wants (Eddie Arroyo Dance Radio Edit)
04:05
9,343 plays
15
I Turn To You (Thunderpuss Remix)
04:21
8,598 plays
16
Genio Atrapado (Re-Mix)
04:38
7,459 plays
17
Don't Make Me Love You
03:39
8,105 plays
18
Come On Over Baby (All I Want Is You) (Radio Version)
03:23
26,483 plays
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album review
Since Christina Aguilera is the third and last of the New Mickey Mouse Club alumni to hit the charts in the mid-'90s -- following two members of 'N Sync and Britney Spears -- it's easy for cynical observers to assume that she was the lesser of the three talents since she arrived last after everyone scaled the charts. That's not the case at all. If anything, Aguilera is the best of the three, blessed with a rich voice that's given the material it deserves. Her eponymous debut remains firmly within the teen-oriented dance-pop genre, but unlike Spears' album, this is done right. The songwriting is strong -- the ballads are engaging, the dance numbers are catchy -- the production is clean and uncluttered, letting Aguilera's voice take the foreground. Most impressively, she not only has charisma, she can actually sing, bringing conviction to these love and heartbreak songs. So, Christina Aguilera may be lightweight, but it's lightweight in the best possible sense -- breezy, fun, engaging, and enjoyable on each repeated listen. Out of the deluge of teen-pop albums in 1999, this feels like the best of the lot. [The international release includes a bonus disc featuring six remixes.] ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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