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I have the original promo and in my opinion this digital release have the same quality. No remaster, no volume change, nothing (and that is good).

OH MY GOD!!!! The 7'' Remix and the Remix/Edit commercially available in digital form!!! Now I know that Open Your Heart (Remix a.k.a. Edit of Extended Version) and Fever (Edit Two) will be available in the future.

You don't need "dogs ears". You only notice the difference if you have a really expensive Stereo system.

I only buy physical copies (as a collector) but I always play lossless files (so my physical collection is still shiny and new).

Live concerts are not speed up. Pal & NTSC versions have the same speed, but the original footage loses frames with the conversion (barely noticeable in old CRT TV). If the original footage was recorded in NTSC format, buy the NTSC version. If the original footage was recorded in PAL format, buy the PAL version. PS: My Girlie Show DVD has one side with the audio in Stereo, and the other side with the audio in 5.1

Video from Youtube (untouched) with 5.1 audio (AC3) & Stereo (PCM) from Celebration DVD: [Hidden Content] Enjoy it.

It's just the PAL and NTSC difference. I've used the spanish dub from my PAL DVD (changing the speed) with the american Blu-ray (same NTSC DVD running time) without any problem.

I don't know why Warner didn't released an "enhanced" Like A Prayer album, including Supernatural & Vogue. The sales would have been huge. Vogue don't fit in "I'm Breathless" (In my opinion).

So if the original version of Vogue is on the japanese promo, then the original planned single of "Keep It Together" would be something like this: [Hidden Content] I love the transition between Keep It Together and Vogue. Works really well...

So the original version was send to Warner Japan before to be A-side?

There is nothing new in the japanese version. It's just the song edited using parts from the single version and the 12'' version. Am I the only one who notes the changes of volume and EQ when you play the song? (Check the song at 2:02 and 4:35) Forget this, it was a normalize thing from my music player. For me, in my opinion, this is a local japanese edit (official but local) not from a master tape mixed by Shep Pettibone.

Vogue from Japanese promo: [Hidden Content] As I said, for me It's just the single version and the 12'' version mixed in different points.

It's like the single version mixed with the end of the 12'' version.

I really love MDNA and the tour. Why I love this album? Because I feel a happy Madonna, who enjoy singing and dance her songs joking with her "dark side". And I feel so good when I play the full album... Except for "Superstar", "B-Day Song", and "Best Friend" I love the rest of tracks. Of course, MDNA it's not her best album, but for me is one of her best albums. Unfortunately, this was the last era that I really feel her like the queen of the pop/dance music.

By request: "Frozen" with untouched video from youtube with 2.0 (PCM) and 5.1 (AC3) audio from "Celebration" DVD. Include english subtitles: [Hidden Content]

By request: "Nothing Really Matters" with untouched video from youtube with the audio 2.0 (PCM) from the "93:99" DVD and fake 5.1 (AC3) made by software (I'm sorry, NRM is not available on "Celebration" DVD): [Hidden Content]

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE... FEVER (EDIT TWO) (only released on Vinyl & Cassette, never on CD).

One of her best tours, I would only change the horrible audio on the Blu-ray / DVD.

Anyway I was talking about the dynamic range (loudness war). The PCM 2.0 is a lossless track but has the dynamic range compressed. The AC3 5.1 track apparently doesn't have the dynamic range compressed but it's a horrible and inconsistent lossy track from a fake 5.1

You are mixing concepts. Lossy doesn't mean Compressed. The AC3 is a Lossy track, not a compressed track, the dynamic range is not compressed (at least in Bedtime Story). But you are right, it's a fake 5.1 and an incoherent mess.

The PCM 2.0 track is compressed. Check the 2.0 track for "Bedtime Story": But remember something really important: the 5.1 track is not compressed, but it's a fake 5.1. It's not created from the original multitracks, so don't trust in that track for a quality sound test.

Well, since Ray of Light, all Madonna's music is compressed on CD (you know, loudness war). Fortunately, the music on Celebration DVD is remastered and the 5.1 track is not compressed (only the stereo track is compressed). Check the 5.1 track for "Bedtime Story".

Untouched youtube video with Celebration audio (PCM 2.0 & AC3 5.1) [Hidden Content]

Yes, Celebration was aired in HD. But remember, some HD channels ten years ago had the bitrate lower than youtube (and 1080p is better than 1080i). So I would say: From "Everybody" to "American Pie": Original Master created in SD (480i). From "Die Another Day" to "Celebration": Original Master available at least in HD (720p). From "Give All Your Luvin' " to any actual video: Original Master available in FullHD (1080p).

You said: "I hope it looks good as the Hung Up remastered video!" and that is the reason why I answered you: "[Don't Worry, the video looks as good as Hung Up, and we know it because] it's available on HD since 2006". In short: If the video wasn't available in HD on youtube is because Warner didn't uploaded the HD version available since 2006. They don't need remaster it. As far as I know, every video since Hung Up is available at least in 720p. Anyway, "Sorry" was aired in 1080i on different HD channels.