john12555

Update - 11.08.2019
after 6weeks 
Amazing streams for M 
100m
1.Like A Prayer - 137,728,750 (+5,275,430) 
2.Material Girl - 118,789,206 (+8,612,033)
3.4 Minutes - 110,100,497 (+3,405783)
4.Like A Virgin - 104,385,555 (+5,052,475)
50m
5.Hung Up - 86,160,723 (+3,965,266)
6.Vogue - 85,055,391 (+3,658,880)
7.La Isla Bonita - 82,033,154 (+3,698,209)
8.Holiday - 64,292,283 (+3,518,745)
9.Bitch I'm Madonna - 55,129,772 (+983,584)
20m
10.Into The Groove - 41,311,062 (+2,227,226)
11.Frozen - 37,416,479 (+1,794,262)
12.Papa Don't Preach - 35,218,259 (+1,293,672)
13.Medellín - 33,204,107 (+6,278,251)
14.Crazy For You - 30,012,322 (+1,151,611)
15.Music - 28,917,434 (+902,912)
16.Living for Love - 27,164,597 (+357,716)
17.Ray of Light - 25,050,881 (+832,634)
18.Ghosttown -24,888,472 (+362,017)
19.Sorry - 23,300,557 (+882,909)
20.Girl Gone Wild - 22,990,860 (+610,481)
21.Express Yourself - 21,973,910 (+844,742)
22.Bordeline - 21,806,060 (+771,892)
23.Give Me All Your Luvin' - 21,150,207 (+307,889)

19.04.2020 - 03.05.2020 (2weeks)
 
100m
 
1.Like A Prayer - 171,486,154 (+1,873,592) 
2.Material Girl - 157,088,873 (+1,909,230)
3.Like A Virgin - 132,383,541 (+1,406,932)
4.4 Minutes - 130,932,173 (+1,164,093)
5.Hung Up - 115,413,143 (+1,916,289)
6.La Isla Bonita - 108,215,347 (+1,511,120)
7.Vogue - 105,407,293 (+1,089,446)
 
50m
 
8.Holiday - 82,478,535 (+937,118)
9.Bitch I'm Madonna - 61,159,437 (+393,772)
 
20m
 
10.Into The Groove - 49,772,976 (+487,251)
11.Medellín - 48,605,462 (+437,407)
12.Frozen - 46,506,419 (+517,179)
13.Papa Don't Preach - 46,133,365 (+649,319)
14.Crazy For You - 39,821,494 (+678,808)
15.Music - 34,690,397 (+328,872)
16.Ray Of Light - 30,282,789 (+328,068)
17.Sorry - 29,345,087 (+358,882)
18.Faz Gostoso - 29,282,288 (+330,991)
19.Living For Love - 28,865,082 (+90,337)
20.Express Yourself - 27,280,755 (+282,795)
21.Ghosttown - 27,006,296 (+115,127)
22.Girl Gone Wild - 26,698,179 (+204,032)
23.Borderline - 26,366,397 (+259,197)
24.Open Your Heart - 23,352,579 (+213,691)
25.Give Me All Your Luvin' - 23,189,143 (+129,460)
26.Live To Tell - 22,895,907 (+276,479)
27.Die Another Day - 21,685,190 (+187,855)
28.Take A Bow - 21,635,294 (+289,601)
29.American Pie - 20,921,925 (+287,819)
30.Lucky Star - 20,844,642 (+241,208)

Also filtered the stems for 'I Rise', not perfect but still good!


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More 'Madame X' filtered stems packages:
MEDELLIN (with Maluma) / CRAVE (feat. Swae Lee) / FUTURE (feat. Quavo)

I was thinking 
why in theaters and not from her bathroom??? It’s intimate ❤️

Me neither. She can keep her theater shows.

With the decent quality bits of Crazy For You we got from @Franktoday, from the Vision Quest blu ray I was able to kinda rebuilt the movie demo.
As I don't think the real one will ever see the light of the day (hope I'm wrong) I'm happy to share this thing I made with you all, Most of it is Instrumental.

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You don't have to be a trained musician to be a producer. She actually started out as a drummer and wrote her very first songs on the guitar - before she was signed. So that. Also, everyone from Nile Rodgers, Patrick Leonard to William Orbit and Stuart Price commented on her involvement in production, Orbit even said it was more her producing him on "Ray of Light" than the other way around.
Here's Andrae Crouch who conducted choir on "Like A Prayer" speaking about Madonna's musicality (excerpt from "Like An Icon":
"Crouch was struck by her dedication to the music. His sister Sandra was playing tambourine on the track, and for the recording they tried out different rhythms. After a while Madonna stopped and said, 'Sandra, will you go back to bat thirty-two and do that', and she tapped out the rhythm. Crouch was shocked: 'Madonna knew what bar it was and we'd gone through it just one time. I wouldn't expect her to remember that in a thousand years - I can't do that! She knows her music'."

I suppose she is very opinionated in the studio (as when preparing a tour), and after so many years she knows exactly what she wants and how she wants to sound, and how a song should sound. But she needs someone who does the technical work. Probably it's very difficult, as in the editing room when preparing the video for a tour. When the producer used to be just one or two (Pat Leonard, William Orbit, Shep Pettibone, Stuart Price, Mirwais) things went very well. Those RH demos give the impression she/they/the producers/the record company didn't know which direction they would go, which audience they were thinking about, etc.
So she definitely takes part in the songwriting and producing process, and maybe she had the last decision in the many different versions of Hold Tight, but let's not forget that the credits sometimes also reflect legal agreements.

She use to suggest how to modulate a synth, how much reverb on vocals to apply and which instrument riffs to choose, BUT she is not a producer in the literal sense. 

Thank you but I'll pass