Web history
The early Lambily lived on official pages and fan sites that no longer load in their original form. This room uses the Internet Archive Wayback Machine for vanished sites, and gathers the public copies of Mariah's old website voice memos so fans don't have to hunt.
Snapshots preserved by the Internet Archive Wayback Machine. Mariah Sanctuary is not affiliated with Internet Archive, MariahDaily, Honey B. Fly, or Mariah Carey.
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c. 1998 – 2014/15
A fan news site that ran for over a decade; public reporting says it went offline around 2014–2015.
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Search this address on archive.org directly ↗More vanished — and one still-living — sites
Years active unknown
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Search this address on archive.org directly ↗Years active unknown · Still online today
Still online today — this room shows its Wayback history for the record, not because it's lost.
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Search this address on archive.org directly ↗Years active unknown
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Search this address on archive.org directly ↗Years active unknown
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Search this address on archive.org directly ↗Remembered by fans, but not yet matched to a reliable archived address. No unrelated domain or guessed capture is substituted for these.
Mariah called in
For years Mariah left recorded messages for Lambs on her official website — first as downloadable WAV files, later as an on-site "voice mail." The original players are gone. This room links to the surviving public copies so fans don't have to hunt, rather than hosting the audio here.
Early 2000s · date unconfirmed · Charmbracelet 2002-03
A 27-message compilation spanning several eras — Atlanta 2003, Randy Jackson, Christmas 2002, Korea and Charmbracelet, TRL Charmers, tour updates, and more. Deliberately omits the two well-known July 2001 messages.
Source: Tom Webster, “Mariah Carey Voicemails”
November 1999 · Rainbow 1999
Bree's letter book, the MTV Europe Music Awards, and “I don't have a computer.”
Source: nike foreal
2001 · date unconfirmed · Glitter 2001
Messages from the Glitter era, posted to the official site during that promotional cycle.
Source: nike foreal
2002 · date unconfirmed · Charmbracelet 2002-03
Messages from the Charmbracelet era.
Source: nike foreal
September–December 2005 · Mimi 2005
“Shake It Off,” “Don't Forget About Us,” a note about resting her voice, and a TRL mention.
Source: nike foreal
19 May 2004 · Charmbracelet 2002-03
A thank-you for anniversary and birthday books, the Lambs Incorporated cake, and a party in Brazil.
Source: The Mariah Carey Archives
3 June 2005 · Mimi 2005
A second week at #1 with “We Belong Together,” a note about resting her voice, and TRL.
Source: The Mariah Carey Archives
14 May 2008 · E=MC2 2008
Mimi and Rachel (“Rae-Rae”) in the car, “lambs 4 life,” during the E=MC² cycle.
Source: The Mariah Carey Archives
23 July 2013 · Later official posts
“Voice Message to Fans (7/23)” posted to her official SoundCloud.
Source: Official SoundCloud
July 2001 — handle with care
These July 2001 messages are part of the public record of a period of exhaustion and hospitalization that summer, reported at the time by outlets including Fox News. They're kept here as dated historical material, not as gossip — please read them in that spirit.
Read a factual historical summary ↗This museum does not link the two widely-circulated July 2001 messages here. They are not hosted, embedded, or linked by this room.
None of these files are hosted on Sanctuary servers. Every entry links to a public YouTube or SoundCloud upload, or an mcarchives.com transcript. Credit belongs to the uploader and to the original site (MariahCarey.com / the Honey B. Fly community). Know a public memo that belongs here? Tell a curator through the Fan Archive so it can be checked and added.