madgefan

Or just remove it completely 

Madonna never had a great voice. It's been about 40 years people... where is your reality check? What is pretty interesting about her is that A LOT of people are willing to pay HUNDREDS if not THOUSANDS of dollars to see her perform live.

Exactly.

Exactly.

You know what it really means a true fan?? A person that loves the artist BUT at the same time has a point of view, recognizing good and bad (personal taste of course).
why he should be ashamed?? Just because he said what he thinks??? Even M before Evita doesn’t really care about her voice…she even joked about it during BAT, so calm down.
be a FAN & not a FANATIC 

I think what most fans can admit is Madonna doesn't have a "great voice" in regards to some other singers who can sing the phone book live.  But like you mention, what Madonna lacks in vocal quality, she makes up in how she emotes her songs.  But at the same time, all these comparisons seem silly to me because NO ONE can sing perfect all the time. Even the greats have bum notes and bad nights.  Even still, I know a lot of artists/bands who just sound awful live (compared to their records), but you still can have a hell of a time because not everyone is expecting stellar vocals. I think we just need to stop trying to hold Madonna up to these high vocal standards when she really hasn't ever proven to be the greatest vocalist in the first place.  At the same time, she's been doing this for 40 years. I see people who came before her and even came up during the time she emerged, and they are doing small venues, state fairs, with very little producton behind them. That's fine, but then we have Madonna who is still attracting huge crowds with these huge production numbers and more than not still sounds pretty decent singing the songs. Not only that, people are willing to pay thousands of dollars to see her.  If you're going to a live Madonna concert because you are expecting stellar vocals, then you are at the wrong concert. 

She may not be one of the greatest "singers" but her singing voice is music to my ears.

Madonna never had a great voice. It's been about 40 years people... where is your reality check? What is pretty interesting about her is that A LOT of people are willing to pay HUNDREDS if not THOUSANDS of dollars to see her perform live.

Happy to accept that and hope I get the chance to save up and see her again one day. 

Madonna never had a great voice. It's been about 40 years people... where is your reality check? What is pretty interesting about her is that A LOT of people are willing to pay HUNDREDS if not THOUSANDS of dollars to see her perform live.

Speaking like a true fan, wow. You should be ashamed of yourself

It's fine. You are all being dramatic.

yeah
lets hope we will get first re issue in Polly pocket 

Some people have the wrong idea regarding the VInyl resurgence, a lot of that is based on the fact they aren't interested in Vinyl.  Some prefer to think it's limited in some way, or the demand has been manufactured when it's not. Some assume people who collect vinyl aren't enjoying the sound to it's fullest which isn't true. 
Turntables while still expensive, (especially the good ones)  are becoming more affordable.  I'm sure it's different for each individual, but there are a lot of people who do invest in good players and sound system to get the best out of their vinyl.  And trust me, people aren't just buying it for the 12 inch cover (even though it's a nice bonus).  Believe it or not, many enjoy the warm vibrant sounds that come from it.  I won't lie, some of my vinyls do crackle (especially the older ones), but the more recent pressed vinyls in the past couple of years especially the 180 grams are really nice. Of course, there is some care to them if you want them to always remain in good condition, but again that's on the consumer who should be aware of that if they are interested in getting the best out of their vinyl. 
Personally, I am happy Vinyl is back. Ten years ago, if you asked me if I would be playing Vinyls again, I'd be saying "no way", but there is just something about Vinyl that I find very appealing.  I also feel like I've got a tangible worthy item as well.  It's so easy to squander your money on buying digital files or a monthly fee for streaming, but at the end of the day, you don't really own them.  Sure, it's convenient to play, but you cannot physically hold them and enjoy them the same.  But hey, no disrespect to others who prefer just streaming. I definitely agree it's a great way to experience music, especially when you can take it anywhere you like.  At the end of the day, you won't find me knocking how someone chooses to experience their music.  Whether it's a physical Vinyl, tape, cd or streaming, it still is supporting the artist you love and enjoy.

and 12" - I'm a size queen, what can I say.

buy buy buy!

I don't remember using cash for Rebel Heart and Madame X 

So the next show is tomorrow in St Paul. Its nice that she has 5 days off. 

Looks like Drowned, Girly, and BAT were right around 1h 45 min

Madonna's concerts before Blond Ambition weren't longer than 1h 30-40m. I might be wrong though 

You dance like Kylie.

It's still the opinion of a person, as professional as she can be, it doesn't make it a universal truth (if such thing do exist).

Better go to sleep honey. You are already starting to talk to yourself and that is not good at all. Maybe later your usual minions will be online and will be able to flood the forum with their interactions so brilliant and interesting that  usually leave everyone else stunned.

Since 90% of the reviews are good to great, can we say that the Celebration Tour got critical acclaim?...

She also thanked Pittsburgh saying we were fire