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The Edits of other songs are similar with what's on stream, right ?
I mean, it's still the awfull edited version of God control or Killers ? How the fuck did they dare to cut few seconds of good songs. While they could have cut many boring Madonna's speech whom nobody would have ever noticed...!

I absolutely love I'm breathless and I'm always disapointed it's excluded from Madonna's album discography...
Only 3 songs belong to Dick Tracy and others are inspired by but it really makes a real album with Madonna songwritting on it ! I will never understand why it's not included : in the cheap Warner's boxset of 2012, in this week Madonna's add to create Celebration playlist... Actually I think it's brillant from her she made this kind of concept album of 50's big bang jazz music. She was so good on it. It's one of her most original album. She can do something else but dance music !
I think that He's a man is one of the song Madonna's voice is at her best.
Hanky Panky is an excellent single. Fun and kinky.
Back in business is a fucking good song I could die after hearing it live (so I'll never die...)
 
And so on...!

I absolutely love I'm breathless and I'm always disapointed it's excluded from Madonna's album discography...
Only 3 songs belong to Dick Tracy and others are inspired by but it really makes a real album with Madonna songwritting on it ! I will never understand why it's not included : in the cheap Warner's boxset of 2012, in this week Madonna's add to create Celebration playlist... Actually I think it's brillant from her she made this kind of concept album of 50's big bang jazz music. She was so good on it. It's one of her most original album. She can do something else but dance music !
I think that He's a man is one of the song Madonna's voice is at her best.
Hanky Panky is an excellent single. Fun and kinky.
Back in business is a fucking good song I could die after hearing it live (so I'll never die...)
 
And so on...!

It's available in HD since November 2021

Shame you chopped off her feet!
How’s a girl supposed to hitch-hike without her cha cha heels?!

Ugh I want that some so bad but it’s insanely expensive.
I have these that I really love 




 

I was watching this last night and just the way she opened up about her mom, critics, Sean, and wanting to be a mom hit me. She allowed herself to be extremely vulnerable here.
 

For (the French-speaker in) me, it's certainly not her "best" interview, but one of her most memorable appearances for those who saw it live. She appeared on a show in France (called Le Grand Journal) that was filmed just a few weeks after the January 2015 Paris attacks. On the TV set was one of the surviving cartoonists who started crying as he hugged Madonna. Throughout the programme, she expressed herself with such accuracy and empathy (as always). Sometimes she had tears in her eyes as she spoke, and people around her too.
I'll never forget that tender moment (and this long, but very interesting interview), because we were going through a very painful and terrifying time, but she's always been there. Her presence, her words helped many of us to be positive about all these events (same thing in November 2015 and her impromptu concert in Paris). 
Otherwise, her interviews from Erotica Era to Confessions Era are among my favorites 💜

Johnathon Ross 92 in Paris.

BONUS: the squeaky noises of her leather jacket every 0.1 seconds 

The 2015 Howard Stern Interview is the best. No other person interviewing ever has gotten so in-depth and personal about her life and career.
Hear the interview:
D/L The complete video of the interview (courtesy of @Je Suis Lart)

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Her best ever:
Funny, reflective, humble, grateful, unapologetic and more, all at the same time.

so hard to choose wich cover... 

Kylie was cool in 2012. Now she's a Sitges act, cool enough for rich white gay men, with drinking problems and straight women friends, but nothing more. 
 
 

A few people have mentioned that we weren’t promised unreleased material which begs the question ? Why bother with this deal then ? If we are getting curated editions then what is the hold up with this stuff if she is just approving the same old stuff we’ve had for decades ? 

EDIT: I'm sorry. Link dead. 
 

He just masters everything too loud and brickwalls.
I want someone who isn’t stoned out of their mind while mastering, to master her albums.
But that’s just me.

Lucky Star was the best mix made by Pettibone/Shimkin/Hotoda on IC (along Vogue). I remember Reggie Lucas saying in a later interview that Madonna did not want a guitar on Lucky Star because she had a beef with a guitarist on stage once blah blah blah, Pettibone/Shimkin/Hotoda made the guitar more prominent in their mix so maybe that's why she does not like it. Shame.
What i've always hated on IC is the best part of Cherish (the vocal break with the background singers) was cut making the song bland  and not worthy anymore of being on IC

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Good luck with that.
Im sure Mike Dean has already ‘mastered’ all of her studio albums, but I hope I’m wrong.

not to mention she must have had hours during lockdown to check her archives - that warner deal was probably percolating long before the aug 21 announcement - shes had plenty of time to curate and plan this stuff ... stop making excuses for the lame efforts and output she has been dumping on us - and those so-called 4k upscales ?? dont even get me started on those turds ...

No no no no no... It's the easiest thing in the world. Believe me. And we talk about best selling records woman of the world... Not Tori Amos or whoever who sold just a few a long time ago (sorry I just thought about her as an example...).
Digital release require 2 hours of work for a record company such as Warner. Once again, it's not a little record company with 5 people working for it. I saw the process at Universal Music France and they add some music every week a global platforms and it's just a very simple and repetitive process.
Regarding the so called remastering, digitalizing a mixed tape is $60 and a multitrack is around $200. Making a mastering of a song that was already released is very fast and one people is required.
 
 

No no no no no... It's the easiest thing in the world. Believe me. And we talk about best selling records woman of the world... Not Tori Amos or whoever who sold just a few a long time ago (sorry I just thought about her as an example...).
Digital release require 2 hours of work for a record company such as Warner. Once again, it's not a little record company with 5 people working for it. I saw the process at Universal Music France and they add some music every week a global platforms and it's just a very simple and repetitive process.
Regarding the so called remastering, digitalizing a mixed tape is $60 and a multitrack is around $200. Making a mastering of a song that was already released is very fast and one people is required.
 
 

No no no no no... It's the easiest thing in the world. Believe me. And we talk about best selling records woman of the world... Not Tori Amos or whoever who sold just a few a long time ago (sorry I just thought about her as an example...).
Digital release require 2 hours of work for a record company such as Warner. Once again, it's not a little record company with 5 people working for it. I saw the process at Universal Music France and they add some music every week a global platforms and it's just a very simple and repetitive process.
Regarding the so called remastering, digitalizing a mixed tape is $60 and a multitrack is around $200. Making a mastering of a song that was already released is very fast and one people is required.