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No. One of her more recent background singers (sorry can't remember who) mentioned that they recorded background vocals for this tour but weren't traveling or physically on stage with her this time.

I have never seen anything like it HD
 

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I love MDNA ❤️

Ru’s new quote from the interview with Ronan Farrow about M not going with the flow of aging naturally by “chasing arena tours and wear grills “ sounds more like Ru figures he’s got nothing to lose since she hasn’t managed to appear on RPDR. I doubt the production company or the network are thrilled he’s added a nail to the coffin of her future chances of appearing as a guest judge since they’ve actively courted her for years.

I've noticed a lot of nobodies who try to sell their books, memoirs or whatever like to talk about Madonna to sell their crap. People read the Madonna bit and skip the rest. 

It paid off. I think it's helped get a lot of younger fans (like myself in 2016) interested in her vast catalogue of hits.

In terms of iconcography, sales, music history, and the absolutely perfect introduction to who Madonna is, and why she is the one and only TRUE "Queen of Pop" - The Immaculate Collection.
Obvlously. It's perfection. Even the new mixes and Q-sound give it a unique quality that I adore. There's a reason why it's one of the biggest selling greatest hits collections of all time.
For the general public, casual listener, and those who want a more career comprehensive collection - Celebration (2-Disc).
It may have some flaws, but overall it's a fantastic collection. Personally, I have very little issue with it, and it's actually the hits collection I listen to the most...especially when listening with other non-Madonna fans. It covers all the bases. (And I love the artwork too). It's also a perfect gift item for someone wanting to add M to their overall music collection.
For the more passionate music lover, and the growing younger fan - Finally Enough Love (Deluxe Edition).
Covers her entire career until the present, and solidifies why she's the queen of the dance floor and the dance charts...as well as her half a century deep connection to dance culture/music/and the power of the remix.
 
 
 
Honorable mention - for the ballad, chill lover - Something to Remember.
Obviously. Especially for showing M's strength in songwriting, versatility, emotive singing, and that she is a legit musical artist.
And for exemplifying the magic of the 80's dance floor - You Can Dance.

What about if they grab Pettibone, Orbit, Mirwais & Price and ask them to revisit and edit the hits according to Madonna.
I'm ignoring other producers because I'm thinking about some new visions but respecting the originals.And these 4 are the strongest and more creative.
That would be something interesting.

To me, I like to imagine the whole album having an "apocalyptic" feel to it. I don't imagine the end of the world being kind to making an album. Trust no one but never stop moving. Ghosttown's crackle at the beginning gave it a vintage sound that I thought was a great detail. I prefer the revised version of Living for Love (you can find it in the forums). IT sounds fuller and more rounded. It is basically the version used in the music video minus animal sounds. Diplo's final cut of BIM was better and worse at the same time. The instrumental was much better while the vocals got slightly worse. I jsut listened to the whole album yesterday and I did find a drop in volume on Hold Tight compared to the songs around it. Beautiful Scars and Graffiti Heart seemed like they were remembered at the last second, but I personally love the final version more than the demo.

Just listened to Rebel Heart in the car again today on the way to college. Wash All Over Me sounds excellent and very dynamic.

Sorry but not even close to true. 

thats not fair ..its not her fault everything leaked 

well we can thank the hackers and the way the entire album and its sessions leaked for that unfinished sound not madonna :( she rushed it out - i personally think the album is one of her best

I wish someone like Spike Stent would mix her next album. He's still winning grammys. The last time he mixed one of her albums it was Hard Candy, and while we may agree or disagree on the songs and style, it was perfectly mixed.... or whoever mixed Ray Of Light? Mixing is an art and unfortunately like video editing, she has left it in the hands of people who she has a good working relationship but they aren't the best? .. She really needs to bring an expert if she wants a shot at having the perfect sounding album. 
 

Beautiful Scars is a bop! Love the groove it has. The demo I dislike. I wish we could have a better demo of Graffiti Heart that features the bridge found in the final version. I have few complaints with the album. Some misses and losses, but there's a lot of lyrical content in the album dealing with brokeness and imperfection. 

I tried making a high quality live version using the instrumental from AndyMad's studio version by adding live vocals, the audience and some effects.


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While I agree Madonna's choreography is far more intricate, Tina tends to dance far more in a wild state, which no doubt takes a lot of stamina and strength.  Also, while Madonna tends to pace her self when doing heavy choreography, Tina has known to dance far more intensely for many songs in a row.  Personally, I don't like to compare these two women when it comes to dancing, because Madonna's choreography tends to be more than just about dancing. There is an art form to it all, and sometimes related to the actual song. Meanwhile, Tina is just dancing her ass off in a signature way which fits the actual structure of the rhythm, beat of the song.  My hat comes off for both these women because the fact is they equally have had great stamina when it comes to dancing. 

No offense but it makes absolutely no sense to compare Tina and Madonna's dancing. Absolutely not the same style.of dancing. In her own style of dancing, which is kind of tribal and raw, Tinas is brilliant and so is her energy and stage presence (the video compilation you have posted aboves confirms it actually). Just as Madonna in her style of dancing. Both women are incredible stage performers and trying to compare one to the other to prove one is better than the other makes no sense in my opinion. 

I think what makes Madonna's dancing unique is she comes from a classically trained background, yet she also does all these sexual and artsy moves. I don't like to compare her and Tina either like it's a competition as their style is very different, yet both worked well for them. Madonna vs MJ might be a more fair comparison as his approach seems slightly more similar to hers than Tina does. 

I forgot to watch it. But I knew it would be crap. Usher hasn’t done anything good in 20 years. Unless we count him doing Justin Bieber 

Wow , just watched the Wicked trailer!!! So excited!!

The time she had the most respect was 1996 - 2007. Basically the period where she was not overtly sexual.

This is absolutely spot on. I've always noticed the same thing. 

Madonna is also in a league of her own. It's like comparing Freddie Mercury to Michael Jackson. Both brilliant in their own way. But I do not believe Tina had more energy or was in better shape than Madonna at 65. (Which is what haters say to trash Madonna.)

I will say it too, a lot of people have a problem with plastic surgery/fillers etc. The Kardashians get a lot of shit too. And remember MJ did as well.
My question is why does Cher always get a free pass? You even see people say she is ageless