I listened to M.IAMTEC yesterday front to back, as a matter of fact, and it confirmed two things we already knew: it's one of her best records, and your taste is hopeless and absent.
The first ten songs in particular are FABULOUS with not a dud between them, and she flits effortlessly between genres and sounds while delivering hooks far more substantial than on Memoirs (and despite what you said about the vocals on Me. having some degree of truth - they are strained in places - they're still better than the cut and paste horrors of that album).
You've got retro disco delights (Meteorite is a shimmery groove, You Don't Know What To Do is one of her best songs of the last 12 years), you've got one of her best straightforward R&B midtempos in years (Faded), you've got warm, poppy R&B that her voice glides over sublimely (#Beautiful, Cry.), there's the requisite banger which has held up surprisingly well (Thirsty - for my money it's a much improved Migrate), not to mention the silky '70s soul throwback of Make It Look Good...
I know a lot of Mimi fans are not huge on this record but I really don't know why - it's her strongest work this side of Emancipation.