*mlvc*

This one alludes to the currently announced shows being "the smaller Madame X shows." https://pagesix.com/2019/05/05/madonna-to-announce-new-madame-x-tour-on-monday/ I can't find the other one now... hmmm... but the first one could be taken that there will be other, larger shows, or it could just flat out mean that this tour is smaller in regards to her previous tours.

Yep, first person I have had to put on ignore. I hate doing that.

Well, IMO a handful of cities is not a tour. It's mini residencies in select cities.

I'm just going to put you on ignore at this point.

I understand what you're saying. In the US we have: New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago Las Vegas Miami Las Angeles I think that covers them. That is only 7 cities and at this time the only tickets up for grabs are Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles. What makes me nervous is I like to select my ticket as I always get as close as possible. The last 2 tours I was in the Golden Triangle (Guy - I was a FB friend of his at the time - gave me 2 tickets to the GT and I gave away the 2 that I had) and for RH I was right next to the stage. I don't like the idea of agreeing to a setup of selecting areas of the theater you would be ok with sitting in and then get charged for the shittiest of the shittiest seats and be forced to keep them. I like to SEE where I'm going to be sitting PRIOR to purchase.

I am basing this off of several articles I have read. I'm not saying there won't be ANY screens, but I don't think it will be like the Olympia because (if memory serves) they had a runway out in the middle of the theater and based on the seating chart provided for this "tour" that isn't the case, so I think it will be a more scaled back show.

My understanding is that the theater dates will not have any screens or fancy technology and they will be more like the Lisbon living room sessions. My guess are that these dates are like TOAC. I may hold out for an actual tour.

I've been to Sticky & Sweet, MDNA, and Rebel Heart in the past 10 years.

You're such a martyr.

I know exactly where to start, you think your opinion is better than everyone else's. I didn't say she owed me shit, but I think it would be better for her fans if she at least tried to make it somewhat reasonable for them to see her show without having to take a week off from their jobs, take expensive flights just to get to the nearest show, etc. Also, the way this is set up all of the venues aren't even available to "pre-book" and this doesn't guarantee a ticket, so, who even knows. No need to respond if you're going to continue to sniff your own flatulence.

I believe her *job* is to be Madonna. I'm not saying that I mind going a bit out of my way to see her show, and I don't mind paying for the ticket, but this complete change of format as well as extremely limited venues makes it even more difficult for her fans, you know, the people who MADE her, to see her and enjoy the experience. If she were at least coming to Atlanta I would be ok, but the closest venue to me is 8 hours away. So, I have a reason to be disappointed. And yes, I think you're rude.

Oh please! I'm not throwing a "hissy fit" I'm disappointed, BIG DIFFERENCE. There is also a difference between select cities and making it difficult for half of the US population to see her. I'm curious to know where you are located... The website is also somewhat confusing. I did put in tickets and chose the areas I would be interested in, but it shows 2 items in the cart and I selected 3 potential tickets... is it because I chose 2 nights?

Well, there is no need to be a jerk. I'm simply stating that this has made it difficult for me to keep my word. Your rude remarks are unnecessary.

I'm sure they will. It's very convenient for people who live in or near these larger metropolitan areas, but as I've previously stated, I live in Knoxville, TN, so there are additional logistical factors that come into play. I'm disappointed as are others and we are allowed to feel that way.

Wrong. It's crap when she doesn't come anywhere near you. I mean, the ticket prices plus the airfare, etc. adds up very quickly, especially if you want to take additional people. I'm not poor, but I'm certainly not rich, either. I promised someone I would take them to her next tour (this person has limited means) and now I'm not sure if even I want to go myself. This person is in addition to my partner, which I would of course be paying for as well.

I'm not. Since she isn't coming anywhere near me there is no reason for me to worry about it.

This is incredibly stupid and sickening. I am not going. As someone who lives in Knoxville, TN I will either have to fly or drive many hours to see her. I understand that some people have to fly to another continent to see her, and I am not taking away from that, but this is a big deal to me. Sorry, hard pass. I am very upset about this.

I’m not saying they won’t, but it’s nuts. These prices cause hesitation, not impulses. Also, there is usually an announcement several days or so before the sale so people are made aware of the shows and dates, etc. Madonna may not be terribly concerned about the logistics involved for the fans, but they should be. I for one am not happy about putting out $2,000 for a show 500 miles away only to find out a few days later that I can’t go and then I have the hassle of selling the tickets.

I don’t think they will. That’s stupid considering her ticket prices, the fact that people have to see if they can go, travel logistics, etc.

I don’t think it will be all small venues. It will limit where she can go. I’m willing to travel a few hours to see her, but I’m not flying across the country.

I just have to say that your avatar is very unfortunate. They had M done up SUPER hard because it was a B&W shoot. Anyway... I definitely say RH, MDNA, and then HC. I don't feel like her heart was in HC at all - too much personal drama at the time. MDNA - too many projects going on, basically phoned in the album - obviously cared more about W/E but MDNA has aged surprisingly well and I find myself going back to it frequently. RH - would have been a masterpiece had she left in some demos, taken out the cheese and made the album more cohesive. If I had to pick my favorite songs, in no particular order and leaving out demos from the last 3 albums.... Note that HC only got 6, MDNA 11, and RH 13 1. Heartbeat 2. Give It 2 Me 3. She's Not Me 4. Dance 2Night 5. Devil Wouldn't Recognize You 6. Voices 7. Girl Gone Wild 8. Gang Bang 9. Turn Up The Radio 10. Some Girls 11. I'm A Sinner 12. Love Spent 13. Masterpiece 14. Falling Free 15. Beautiful Killer 16. I fucked Up 17. I don't Give A 18. Devil Pray 19. Ghosttown 20. Unapologetic Bitch 21. Bitch I'm Madonna 22. Joan of Arc 23. HeartBreakCity 24. Body Shop 25. Inside Out 26. Beautiful Scars 27. Best Night 28. Messiah 29. Wash All Over Me 30. Rebel Heart

It's definitely more of an album than a soundtrack because very little of the music is in the film. Also, this is the only album that Vogue was released on. Nevertheless, Madonna's management doesn't consider it an album and it's "music from and inspired by." I think both sides of the argument has an excellent point.

I don’t have a thing against them. It’s not our fault that these things aren’t otherwise available.

I've never understood religious diet restrictions outside of meat restrictions. If you can have meat and cheese why can't you have them at the same time? Not to offend anyone, I just don't know why and don't get why.

I don't really care for remixes, most of the time they are just looped vocals over a bunch of noise. There are a few I like, but I'm very selective.