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It's a shorter version by almost a minute, and was never released commercially.

She also did Queen’s English with him for Jose & Luis.

After the long note it goes straight into "and I feel", and the outro is also cut.

If you compare the actual Rio show and Mexico shows to the broadcast, these are the same pre-recorded vocals playing, minus the fact that the version on the Rio show is shorter than all the other shows.

The Madame X Tour: -Everything before the first verse as well as the rap part in Vogue were lipped during the entirety of the tour. -The highly autotuned parts right before the spoken part of Dark Ballet were lipped. Celebration Tour: -Everybody's choruses were lipped during the entirety of the tour, she sings along the playback but is inaudible on most dates. It was lipped to pre-recorded vocals in its entirety during the Mexico and Rio shows. -Into the Groove was lipped in its entirety during the Mexico and Rio shows, besides when she shouts "You've got to" at the very end. -Erotica's spoken parts and Justify My Love were lipped during the entirety of the tour.. -Mother and Father's final part (after the last chorus) was lipped during the Mexico shows. -Ray of Light was lipped during the Mexico and Rio shows.

That would be my tracklist: 01. Nothing Really Matters 02. Everybody 03. Into the Groove 04. Holiday 05. Live to Tell 06. Like a Prayer 07. Erotica/You Thrill Me 08. Hung Up 09. Bad Girl 10. Vogue 11. Don't Tell Me 12. Bedtime Story 13. Ray of Light 14. Bitch I'm Madonna In case it would be a 1CD version of the Rio show, then I'd also include Music.

I Love New York was indeed meant for the Luc Besson musical, so were Hung Up and I'm in Love with Love. However Future Lovers was conceived during the actual Confessions sessions unlike what is said above.

Hey everyone! As some of you may know, i organized megarates some time ago and i really liked to do it. It was really great to see what the community thought of Madonna's songs and we all exchanged about her work which was a fun time. I had to stop the games but am ready to start again. Would you be up for it? I was waiting for the reissues so that we would have some new tracks but... yeah... This would have been posted as a status update if still available. But I would like to know if there's demand for this as it's a lot of work for me as well. What do you think? I think starting with the Madonna videography megarate that I never did could be a good idea, and then restarting to do what we did two years ago. Let me know what you think!

While NLAS and IBG sound Bedtime Stories-ish due to being produced by Babyface, these are Ray of Light outtakes. You'll Stay wouldn't fit at all in Bedtime Stories. Otherwise "Arioso" and "Like an Angel..." would be put in a Ray of Light deluxe edition, but they belong to Music. I also feel like the Something to Remember outtakes could be on a Ray of Light deluxe edition instead. I Can't Forget was recorded as "Come Closer" by the group Tilt and sounds like it could be a Ray of Light outtake, so maybe Madonna reworked it during the Ray of Light sessions. "Indian Summer", from the small snippet we've heard, wouldn't feel too out of place either. Adding these two STR outtakes to the known Ray of Light outtakes and you already have a complete second disc to fill that reissue. 01. Has to Be 02. Be Careful 03. Revenge 04. Like a Flower 05. Gone Gone Gone 06. Alone Again 07. You'll Stay 08. Never Love a Stranger 09. I'll Be Gone 10. (3rd confirmed Babyface track) 11. Come Closer (aka I Can't Forget) 12. Indian Summer 13. Beautiful Stranger

Since we don't have all the dates confirmed, we can only speculate, but that would be my guess from oldest version to newest: 1. Goodbye to Innocence (Straight Pass) [from The Rain Tapes] - 5:57 2. Goodbye to Innocence (Final Edit) [from The Rain Tapes] - 5:36 3. Goodbye to Innocence (Demo) [from the Demo Assembly] - 4:57 4. Goodbye to Innocence (Final Demo Version) [from Erotica - Demo Tape 15.08.1992] - 4:39 5. Goodbye to Innocence (Released Version) [from Just Say Roe] - 4:52

I really like the song, one of her great soundtrack singles. Same as one of the members here, my first memory of the track was on the 93:99 video collection DVD. I thought the video was fun back then, and I still do now. Then I remember the Drowned World Tour performance as my parents also had that DVD, and the first time I actually heard it on a CD player was a bit after during one summer vacation when my grandparents bought me the GHV2 CD (along with Bedtime Stories) and I had it on repeat. Was always used to the William Orbit Radio Edit and only discovered the full version back in 2009 when Celebration came out. Hearing that ending still feel so weird to me and I end up listening to the edit version more.

"Stay" is on the same level for me, nothing more than a filler track. Though if I had to erase either "Stay" or "Think of Me" from her discography, I'd erase "Think of Me".

I would say The First Album is better than Like a Virgin overall, no doubt for me. But to say that "Think of Me" is better than "Dress You Up", "Like a Virgin" or "Material Girl"? That's unheard of. But to each of their own I personnally think that "Think of Me" is only better than "Pretender" and "Shoo-Bee-Doo". It's not a bad song, but clearly feels like filler in an otherwise really good album.

I would have went with American Life if it wasn't for the Love Profusion video. Overall I think the Ray of Light era has my favorite set of videos, as I don't dislike any. The Erotica era has some of my absolute favorite videos, but I'm not really fond of the Deeper and Deeper video.

"Don't Stop" would have probably done better commercially had it been released as the 4th single instead of "Human Nature" as Warner planned after it was played on the radio instead of "Bedtime Story". However it really doesn't feel like a classic tune. It's a cute little filler and as that, it serves its purpose. "Human Nature" had much more of an identity. The video is amazing too. It was a bold choice and wasn't going to do as great but was a great artistic statement. I guess the fans are more tired of it nowadays since she performed the song A LOT since 2008 (every tour except the Rebel Heart Tour actually), but it pretty much feels like M's motto song nowadays. She's not sorry.