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So literally Sean Penn. 

I mean I wouldn't be opposed to it I guess, but Katy's creatively bankrupt and lost her artistic direction like a decade ago. I'm not sure that a collaboration between her and Madonna would be anything noteworthy.

Didn't Ariana cheat on her husband with that SpongeBob-looking guy? Why the hell would I be happy if she sampled Vogue? It's a classic, but the thought of Ariana relying on a pop masterpiece for a hook is actually quite infuriating. 

Didn't Ariana cheat on her husband with that SpongeBob-looking guy? Why the hell would I be happy if she sampled Vogue? It's a classic, but the thought of Ariana relying on a pop masterpiece for a hook is actually quite infuriating. 

Didn't Ariana cheat on her husband with that SpongeBob-looking guy? Why the hell would I be happy if she sampled Vogue? It's a classic, but the thought of Ariana relying on a pop masterpiece for a hook is actually quite infuriating. 

Didn't Ariana cheat on her husband with that SpongeBob-looking guy? Why the hell would I be happy if she sampled Vogue? It's a classic, but the thought of Ariana relying on a pop masterpiece for a hook is actually quite infuriating. 

Didn't Ariana cheat on her husband with that SpongeBob-looking guy? Why the hell would I be happy if she sampled Vogue? It's a classic, but the thought of Ariana relying on a pop masterpiece for a hook is actually quite infuriating. 

The flag version. 

People are actually defending that passage? I realize that it's a fantasy, but it's still gross and makes me feel uncomfortable. I appreciate the Sex book as an art piece, but there are some things in there that go beyond art and are just plain disturbing. Luckily it was released before cancel culture was a thing.
Also I realize that everyone here is a Madonna fan so of course the vast majority of people aren't going to drag Madge for that part of the book, but I can just imagine the faux outrage by some of y'all if Mariah/Whitney/Gaga/*insert anyone else who's dissed Madge before here* had written that passage, instead. 

I do appreciate the irony that this song was predicted to be a huge hit because of Sam Smith, yet it flopped. Meanwhile by comparison Popular which I didn't think would even chart in the US became a moderate hit. Funny how things turn out. 

I do appreciate the irony that this song was predicted to be a huge hit because of Sam Smith, yet it flopped. Meanwhile by comparison Popular which I didn't think would even chart in the US became a moderate hit. Funny how things turn out. 

I do appreciate the irony that this song was predicted to be a huge hit because of Sam Smith, yet it flopped. Meanwhile by comparison Popular which I didn't think would even chart in the US became a moderate hit. Funny how things turn out. 

I avoid this problem simply by not using Apple Music or any streaming services in general. 

I avoid this problem simply by not using Apple Music or any streaming services in general. 

I avoid this problem simply by not using Apple Music or any streaming services in general. 

I avoid this problem simply by not using Apple Music or any streaming services in general. 

I don't think I've ever met anyone who dislikes the song tbh. If I ever did, I'd have a few words to say to them. 
Oh and I agree that Mer Girl is boring. I like the lyrics, but the song doesn't build up to anything, sonically speaking. For the final song on the standard version of ROL, it's sort of a letdown. 

I avoid this problem simply by not using Apple Music or any streaming services in general. 

I avoid this problem simply by not using Apple Music or any streaming services in general. 

So, as some of you know, I'm a bit of an OCD fan. I like my digital collection to be as complete, orderly and neat as possible.
Everything was fine until a few days ago when this monstrosity has decided to infest my library:


I use iTunes Match, meaning that everything I rip and then upload to my iTunes library will be uploaded into my personal cloud UNLESS it matches a release that is available on iTunes/Apple Music. In that case, the music will be playable regardless but won't take up space on my cloud. I don't need an Apple Music subscription to be able to play the album.
In normal cases, if I don't have the songs downloaded to my device, I should be able to play the entirety of my library on my device as long as I'm connected to WiFi.
However, it seems that Like a Prayer is the exception here. Weirdly enough...I am able to klick on shuffle and the album will play just fine and the tracks show the original cover. If I try to klick on an individual track, this bullshit appears:


I have already tried removing it and re-adding it but this shit keeps happening. I even have the option "Show Apple Music" turned off. What the fuck is going on???? Is anyone else encountering the same issue? I hate the 30th anniversary cover too. I don't want it to show up in my library! :( 
I DEMAND THE IMMEDIATE REMOVAL OF THE POINTLESS 30TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION OF LIKE A PRAYER!

Well at least she's working with a well-known and consistent hitmaker. I'd love to believe that she's going for a more generic and radio-friendly sound after dealing with two albums that were rather experimental, but I won't hold my breath.

People are actually defending that passage? I realize that it's a fantasy, but it's still gross and makes me feel uncomfortable. I appreciate the Sex book as an art piece, but there are some things in there that go beyond art and are just plain disturbing. Luckily it was released before cancel culture was a thing.
Also I realize that everyone here is a Madonna fan so of course the vast majority of people aren't going to drag Madge for that part of the book, but I can just imagine the faux outrage by some of y'all if Mariah/Whitney/Gaga/*insert anyone else who's dissed Madge before here* had written that passage, instead. 

People are actually defending that passage? I realize that it's a fantasy, but it's still gross and makes me feel uncomfortable. I appreciate the Sex book as an art piece, but there are some things in there that go beyond art and are just plain disturbing. Luckily it was released before cancel culture was a thing.
Also I realize that everyone here is a Madonna fan so of course the vast majority of people aren't going to drag Madge for that part of the book, but I can just imagine the faux outrage by some of y'all if Mariah/Whitney/Gaga/*insert anyone else who's dissed Madge before here* had written that passage, instead. 

People are actually defending that passage? I realize that it's a fantasy, but it's still gross and makes me feel uncomfortable. I appreciate the Sex book as an art piece, but there are some things in there that go beyond art and are just plain disturbing. Luckily it was released before cancel culture was a thing.
Also I realize that everyone here is a Madonna fan so of course the vast majority of people aren't going to drag Madge for that part of the book, but I can just imagine the faux outrage by some of y'all if Mariah/Whitney/Gaga/*insert anyone else who's dissed Madge before here* had written that passage, instead. 

Automatically makes the list irrelevant as far as I'm concerned.