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I wouldn't start with a studio album. I would just recommend the 2 cd version of Celebration or the DVD (or the Confessions tour DVD) and then let that person decide which tracks/eras to start discovering.
The easy answer would be telling Confessions, Ray Of Light, True Blue or Music but all her albums are so different from each other that starting from a compilation would give that person a bigger perspective to choose where to start from (that's why I also mentioned the music DVD and the Confessions Tour, Madonna's visuals are increible).

I think you are right. Or start with a YouTube playlist of her music videos in chronological order. Madonna is a visual experience.

I wouldn't start with a studio album. I would just recommend the 2 cd version of Celebration or the DVD (or the Confessions tour DVD) and then let that person decide which tracks/eras to start discovering.
The easy answer would be telling Confessions, Ray Of Light, True Blue or Music but all her albums are so different from each other that starting from a compilation would give that person a bigger perspective to choose where to start from (that's why I also mentioned the music DVD and the Confessions Tour, Madonna's visuals are increible).

I wouldn't start with a studio album. I would just recommend the 2 cd version of Celebration or the DVD (or the Confessions tour DVD) and then let that person decide which tracks/eras to start discovering.
The easy answer would be telling Confessions, Ray Of Light, True Blue or Music but all her albums are so different from each other that starting from a compilation would give that person a bigger perspective to choose where to start from (that's why I also mentioned the music DVD and the Confessions Tour, Madonna's visuals are increible).

Like you, I'd probably suggest the Celebration album due to it has nearly all her biggest impacting hits.  In a lot of cases, people who aren't familiar with Madonna's catalog, they most likely have heard a few songs from her in their life time, but didn't really pay much mind to realize who was singing.  I knew a couple back in the 80's that made Crazy For You "their song", when dating, but they never paid much mind who was actually singing. It wasn't until I told them that it was Madonna, they knew it was her. This was in 1987 when most everyone knew who she was and knew her music to some degree. Chances are most people who aren't familiar with Madonna, may have heard songs like Holiday, Like A Prayer and/or Vogue a few times, not realizing who was singing the song.

I wouldn't start with a studio album. I would just recommend the 2 cd version of Celebration or the DVD (or the Confessions tour DVD) and then let that person decide which tracks/eras to start discovering.
The easy answer would be telling Confessions, Ray Of Light, True Blue or Music but all her albums are so different from each other that starting from a compilation would give that person a bigger perspective to choose where to start from (that's why I also mentioned the music DVD and the Confessions Tour, Madonna's visuals are increible).

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Hi!
I know that we want M's Dolby Atmos stuff but her team are not giving us what we want SO that's my "Revolver' Dolby Atmos mix <3
I hope you like it :DDD
 
Artist: Madonna
Song: Revolver (Solo Ver.) [Dolby Atmos]
FLAC\\24bit/48kHz\\5.1\\2689kb/s
 
 
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This week our hosts Brittany Spanos and Rob Sheffield look at an Eighties dance-floor classic, from one of the all-time biggest pop legends: Madonna’s “Into The Groove.” It wasn’t Madonna’s first single (that was “Everybody”) or her first hit (that would be “Holiday”), but “Into The Groove” is the one that instantly evokes Madonna in her raw, gritty early days. It’s a cheap, fast, in-your-face disco anthem that hits as hard as punk rock, from the hungry young Madonna, aiming to sum up the whole history of dance music in one song. “Into The Groove” is still the song at the heart of her lifelong bond with the club scene and the dance community. It’s the one that where she sings right into your ear: “You can dance, for inspiration.” For this episode Brittany and Rob are joined by one of the most brilliant music writers around, Suzy Exposito, a longtime journalist for Rolling Stone and the L.A. Times. They break down the song’s impact on club culture, including the goth world (the dancing boy in the music video became an iconic goth figure in himself!). They’ll also seek to answer the questions of why we’re all so obsessed with this song? Why does it loom so large over Madonna’s other hits? Why is it the gateway drug that hooks so many generations of Madonna fans? Take a listen to find out!

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I'd kill for a studio version of this song. Gosh, they are the last standing Queens.

I'd kill for a studio version of this song. Gosh, they are the last standing Queens.

I'd kill for a studio version of this song. Gosh, they are the last standing Queens.

Did this rough edit - the Playboy Carti part was just not working for me.

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So I did this EP today using @MPowered's tracklist and all tracks are newly remastered by me!

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Celebration performed in full would make a very satisfying ending instead of confusing the audience.

Loved the show BUT I agree that making people wait almost till 10pm doesn't build anticipation. I've seen her live several times but this time I was exhausted and really annoyed by the whole situation (I think starting THAT late is disrespecting people); she was still rehearsing when the gates had to be opening and there was an unannounced entrance next to the early access one that was opened a bit before the "official one", lucky me and some friend I went with but the organisation was a disaster.

I'm gonna die.

Celebration performed in full would make a very satisfying ending instead of confusing the audience.

Celebration performed in full would make a very satisfying ending instead of confusing the audience.

#Billboard Hot 100:
#87 (-21) #Popular (Peaked #43)
* 24 New entries above*
#Canada Hot 100:
#69 (-25) #Popular (Peaked #10)
*25 New entries above*
#Billboard Global 200:
#98 (-29) #Popular (Peaked #20)
Total 19 consecutive weeks 

Die Another Day alone is light years better choreographed than anything on the last two tours. Not all choreography needs to be explosive to convey and express.

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Give reaction to this post to see the hidden content. So here is the 20 Anniversary Remastered EP with the L.E.X vocal mix as a gift to the song for being so special for me
My concept for the cover art was to grab the hollywood single artwork pic and make her clothes red or add the dress in the reinvention red photoshoot to make a alternate cool version but my attempts flopped and I had to rush out the cover art..just the hollywood pic with the text
I will release a brand new artwork and a new deluxe EP with some more remastered mixes tomorrow as the full celebration
 

OMG IT'S BEAUTIFUL ❤️❤️❤️

Wed Nov 01 – Barcelona, ES – Palau Sant Jordi