Updated at 9.20pm BST 9.18pm BST 17 mins "Let's Go Crazy was the best song from that album," matter-of-facts George Demas.
On the other hand, the album format matters, because it matters to me and I don't think I'm particularly unique or special.
For me, though, there will only ever be one Erykah album that matters.
Her second album, It Matters to Me, appeared in 1995 and produced a number one single of the same title.
The most recent outtake is "If It's Meant to Be," by Brian Byrne and Alan and Marilyn Bergman, recorded for Ms. Streisand's last studio album, "What Matters Most".
If your maximum print is going to be 10x8 inches for a photo album, what matters more is good colour and the correct aesthetic.
For her next album, "What Matters Most," Ms. Streisand will be singing 10 songs by the Bergmans that she has not already recorded, like "Nice 'n' Easy" (sung by Frank Sinatra in 1960) and "The Windmills of Your Mind," from the film "The Thomas Crown Affair," which Ms. Streisand sang at a charity dinner before the Grammy Awards in February.
In the early 90s, a Christmas song didn't have a long shelf life but that didn't stop Walter Afanasieff, co-writer for "Hero," and Carey from crafting the only album that matters during the holiday season.
The album's subject matter hops from casual boasting ("Barry Bonds") to an ode to Jay-Z, Mr. West's friend and mentor ("Big Brother"), to the self-explanatory ("Drunk and Hot Girls").
