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Mariah Carey Declares the Start of Christmas Season, and Maybe the Release of “Someone’s Ugly Daughter,” Her Cult Punk Album from 1995

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It’s much to absorb during Halloween with a time change.

Mariah Carey has declared the start of the Christmas season, the one time of year when she sells records.

She also suggests that she might be releasing her 31 year old alt rock punk “Chick” album. “Someone’s Ugly Daughter” The album was released in 1995 with another singer remixed on lead vocals because Sony thought it would destroy Mariah’s career. But maybe she’s going to drop it in the original intended form. She’s got little to lose because she’s an established star, is loaded, and isn’t selling records except for “All I Want is Christmas.”

Is it the apocalypse?

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