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I too am in the "where in the hell are the personally curated, expanded editions" club but I do not understand any of the personal attacks on other fans or on Madonna for that matter. It is not like Madonna is sitting around and doing nothing. She has been releasing remixes to streaming platforms, releasing collectible vinyls for RSDs, and remastering her expansive video catalog. It is worth mentioning that she is also prepping for a massive tour. And please stop comparing Madonna's career to any of her contemporaries. Many of them have no career outside of releasing the old stuff. Madonna has a kick ass album that is less than four years old. More importantly, must we fight amongst ourselves? Be kinder to people and remember that none of us are genuine experts on each and every one of the many industries Madonna has a stake in. I actually learn a lot from many of you. So use a bit of humility with others. Let's all keep learning together. Keep this forum an innovative space. Keep this forum a special place. And keep this forum a safe space. 🙏
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18 hours ago, cosmic_system said:
So now people are against vinyl (the best selling format in 2023) because to them they sound like shit? Clearly they have not idea what they are talking about 🤣
I hope the deluxe box set is going to be vinyl only with no digital release 😂
I want it all. I cannot take my vinyls on a hike or on a cruise down the west coast.
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Where in the hell is our first personally curated, expanded edition? Lol
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The video is stunning and should have been released. AL hit 37 despite the lack of decent promotion. It probably would have done a bit better. Die another Day was number 8 after all.
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6 hours ago, LongIslandTea said:
17,000 copies won't sell out so fast, not to forget the ridiculous retail price.
I paid 20.99 USD at a record store
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On 2/16/2023 at 8:18 AM, steady75 said:
The way they're building hype with her flop eras is so Madonna.
The recent Bedtime Stories tease, The You Can Dance Edits, The Causing A Commotion / Whos That Girl record store release, Erotica 30, American LIfe mixshow RSD release.
Queen shit
There are no flop Madonna eras, only flop fans. Lol
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I got mine. WHEW! It is lovely! A much more exciting RSD release than most.
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6 hours ago, GregVsMatt said:
Has anyone played it yet? I'm hearing it's a continuous mix - at least between M+F and DAD
I always wondered if vinyl was ever done via continuous mix.
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Just now, Aiwa08 said:
Bonus? They were originally on the American Life CD-Maxis. Bonus? They were supposed to be in this release.
Bith of them were on the US remix single? I do not remember that. I will have to look at mine. It has been 29 years.
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Interesting that we are getting two Die Another Day remixes. I always love a bonus.
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I wish phones were banned but the arenas are probably too big to store all of those phones.
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1 hour ago, BoyToyMark said:
Oh yeah, I agree totally. I wouldn't personally have included it. I think a q-sound Causing A Commotion would've been nice though.
Causing a Commotion is a bop but I love Who's that Girl. It is my very favorite song. I was excited that she sang it, albeit brief, during Rebel Heart. I am still surprised that she did not include a number one song on the IC that shared a name with a massive tour (and a movie). I have always thought that she was punishing the movie. Same thing with American Pie. American Pie was a decent hit on the world stage.... number one in many countries and number 29 in US without a proper release.
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1 hour ago, Blue Jean said:
It’s kind of insane Who’s That Girl wasn’t on TIC. But every song that is there deserves to be there imo.
Im curious actually why they didn’t fill the full 80 minute CD to capacity. Am I correct in believing CD’s could only fit 74 minutes originally?
I cannot believe that a number one song was scrapped. A number one, not even a top ten. Who's that Girl deserves Immaculate justice. I get it, al of her hits just wouldn't fit but it was a number one song. Madonna did it again with Causing a Commotion on Finally Enough Love. Maybe she just despises that era.
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2 hours ago, Honey Little said:
I would get the first shows in Vancouver if you can. And then stadium shows in Latin America, Asia or Australia.
It has been a dream of mine to see Madonna somewhere other that the US.
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21 hours ago, Blue Jean said:
I never liked this song. It did grow on me a bit but probably only because it’s Madonna though.
The Offer Nissam in the Sphincter remix is the best version, that made me enjoy the song more. If she has to perform it again Id enjoy that version.
The remixes were a nice add but many of them have Maluma singing too fast. I understand that they tried to speed it up for the dancefloor but it feels like his vocals are faster than Madonna's. Obviously, he us singing more words in his bits but it is hard to sing along when it is sped up. Same thing with the Levitating remix that included Madonna. The lyrics feel too fast.
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16 hours ago, Pedro Beltran said:
For me to, if Madonna had sung the title line of 4 minutes instead of Justin maybe then not so, but since she didn’t I have the same opinion as you.
That is an interesting idea. I never really thought if it that way. Very insightful actually. 4 Minutes was an adjustment for me. I liked it from first listen but it always felt a bit like a hijacked Madonna song.
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On 4/12/2023 at 9:44 PM, LongIslandTea said:
Weak single.
Nah.... Madame X is brilliant . Medellin was a great lead single. It sets the tone for the entire rest of the world music infused album. For me, it is in her top three albums and Medellin is the best lead single since Hung Up.
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Interesting perspective. I kinda agree. I enjoy it much more now. It feels more inspired by her earlier sounds which have grown to be timeless.