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It's not like I'm Going To Tell You A Secret went down well among fans vs a RIT DVD release so it's pretty doubtful they would repeat that again.

Pretty sure they won't want the "double voice" of her own and the backing tapes heard in like all of the Rebel Heart songs so there will be rework.

Pretty sure they won't want the "double voice" of her own and the backing tapes heard in like all of the Rebel Heart songs so there will be rework.

I was thinking the same. If there's no TV distribution deal then the effort to edit it would be a lot of work for very little reward. It's also the end of her deal with Live Nation, so after the tour finishes M will be under no obligation to anyone. That said, it would be a great shame not to record possibly her best tour, even if it was only for a Truth or Dare/I'm going to tell you a secret style documentary.I also thought (and this might just be wishful thinking), that maybe they don't need the usual camera crane set up given how effectively the pro shot footage was edited together from the Stockholm Like A Prayer and Texas Rebel Rebel performances. I appreciate both are just the direct footage used for the screens, and it would need to be colour graded and audio adjusted for a home entertainmnet release, but in terms of editing, both performances drew from a variety of camera shots and angles and looked great. I would very happily settle for that, than nothing at all.All I can say is I really, really am hoping for a DVD and Blu-Ray release. With 1 week left to go I'm already feeling the incoming depression after the tour ends, and who knows how long it might be before or if any new music appears. I need the tour DVD to get me through the void.

I think she had to release three albums on Interscope (Universal) and for me, these three albums were: MDNA, MDNA LIVE and REBEL HEART. I always thought the live album for mdna tour was to add one title to the contract. She doesn't have the obligation to release any album now, so maybe it's the reason for no releasing the dvd tour.
 
And... after all the problems the DVD and Bluray of MDNA TOUR gave to her, maybe she doesn't want to release it by way of claim.

If they were recording a show it wouldn't be kept in secret. Last time it was posted on her official site and on the Confessions Tour DVD she even acknowledges filming. This is not about an album release, filming a show is not something they HAVE to keep from the fans...

It's unlikely, had she wanted to do another song, she wouldn't have trotted out the tricycle.
 
Plus Take A Bow was never ever paired up with another song, just the snippets of Fever & Hung Up.
 
As for Like A Prayer, the arrangement is close to the MDNA Tour version so having that one on a live release is not that essential this time around. Not to mention that it wasn't even part of 80% of the tour while Who's That Girl was done on roughly half of the tour!

But it's one of the 15 songs she actually has performed there...

Well it was never anything more than wishful thinking.

American Life, Hollywood, Nothing Fails, X-Static Process & Mother And Father were on promo tour.

Neither of these fansites posted anything about Rebel Heart Tour setlist though...
 
DM was right about the changes of Singapore so no reason to doubt them.

Wonder if it's venue issues again or she is just saving her voice since most likely that's the most vocally demanding number of the show.

Wonder if it's venue issues again or she is just saving her voice since most likely that's the most vocally demanding number of the show.

^MDNA World Tour DVD really did not sell that well anywhere else plus in the US they didn't even release the live album separately. There is really no market for such releases, if they want to make money then it has to be the tv broadcast, not the physical release.

I dont see anyone hating. Don't see why you couldn't post this on the existing threads anyway

Let's just hope it won't be like MDNA Tour Santiago with Madonna cutting the whole first segment!

Yeah they were singles everywhere but hardly big hits, in fact NRM is her biggest flop alongside Oh Father & Bad Girl pre-2003.
 
Drowned World is on GHV2 so she kinda considers it as a hit, DCFMA was on it too. Everything else bar Spanish Lesson was something from Celebration, so it's not like she's wheeling out forgotten tracks.
 
That said, TPOG is on GHV2 as well so it could be performed, but she touched almost all of her big hits on this tour except Borderline, Live To Tell, Papa Don't Preach, Express Yourself & Ray Of Light. The movie ballads hit big at the time but they were always shunned from her compilations so doubtful she'd ever perform them...

Maybe. Or it's just for Singapore where she is going to extend this segment since other parts will be edited.
 
So great she did Crazy For You!

That's not from this show, is it?

Interesting idea to choose that as a cover when she's likely cut that part of the show...

Yeah, and a lot of them are really simple and nothing special compared to her tours.
 
Why list some 1995 and 1998 performances separately if they were on the same day vs a lot of 2000s and 2010s when you list them together?

Interesting idea to choose that as a cover when she's likely cut that part of the show...

Don't Tell Me was also at one Turin and one Amsterdam show.
 
Rebel Rebel was written by David Bowie.

Yeah, and a lot of them are really simple and nothing special compared to her tours.
 
Why list some 1995 and 1998 performances separately if they were on the same day vs a lot of 2000s and 2010s when you list them together?

Wonder if it's gonna be Take A Bow again or maybe Miles Away...