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Sounds like she's thinking of making new music? Unless with "new art" she means the movie

This remix is totally amazing:
 

Frankly, I wish Masterpiece was in the poll.    Click on the cover photo in my profile.

Vogue, but Like A Prayer is very close second imo.

I see your point.  I can't make an opinion since MX is the only tour I've attended.  I hope so much she tours in the future, as I would love to attend each tour.  I feel badly I missed her earlier tours.  I know one thing:  Even in the MX tour, and even if it's her worst tour, when Madonna stands in front of you on that stage it is an overwhelming feeling that will live within you forever.   

I see your point.  I can't make an opinion since MX is the only tour I've attended.  I hope so much she tours in the future, as I would love to attend each tour.  I feel badly I missed her earlier tours.  I know one thing:  Even in the MX tour, and even if it's her worst tour, when Madonna stands in front of you on that stage it is an overwhelming feeling that will live within you forever.   

I see your point.  I can't make an opinion since MX is the only tour I've attended.  I hope so much she tours in the future, as I would love to attend each tour.  I feel badly I missed her earlier tours.  I know one thing:  Even in the MX tour, and even if it's her worst tour, when Madonna stands in front of you on that stage it is an overwhelming feeling that will live within you forever.   

I see your point.  I can't make an opinion since MX is the only tour I've attended.  I hope so much she tours in the future, as I would love to attend each tour.  I feel badly I missed her earlier tours.  I know one thing:  Even in the MX tour, and even if it's her worst tour, when Madonna stands in front of you on that stage it is an overwhelming feeling that will live within you forever.   

You make a good point, and I feel badly for fans who lost money and feel let down.  But I look at Madonna differently than many fans do.  To me, the chance to see Madonna in concert is not transactional.  It's not about paying money and expecting something in return.  It's entirely about the chance to be in the same room with the legend who changed pop music forever, the queen who led the way for all who followed, and the icon who is credited by other artists to be an inspiration and an influence.  If she had to cancel my concert I would feel very badly for her, because I know she would have to be in terrible pain, and also with mental anguish of having letting her fans down.  She's a very good person and needs to be shown love, not made to feel more badly than she already does.  She's in a very bad situation, with her injuries forcing her to cancel concerts.  She pushes herself too hard and risks permanent injury because she hates to disappoint her fans.  The best fans can to is rally behind her, pray for her, and wish her relief from her pain and to heal so she can get on with her life.

I saw it on December 7 in Philadelphia.  Had front row seat in the loge.  The show was amazing, but I can't compare because somehow I haven't been to her previous tours even though I followed her since 1983.  My bad.  All I can say is that if other tours were better they must have been stunning.

Yes, it would be, but I posted those thoughts to my friends days before the concert.   When I was informed that if the concert was cancelled my money would be automatically refunded to my credit card, I emailed my friends that while the refund would be all well and good, I felt the concert wasn't transactional and I shared those thoughts explaining why.  It turned out my concert (Philadelphia, December 7) was not cancelled.  At the concert she talked about her pain from multiple injuries and how she had to soak in warm water to get some relief.  The cold on the stage was clearly causing her more pain, despite her brave face.  After the concert I told my friends that I would have been happy if she had cancelled the show to take of her health, because she is aggravating her injuries.   Madonna is one of those artists who cares more for her fans than she does for her own heath.  It would be great if her fans returned the sentiment and cared more about her than about themselves.  I think fans would feel differently if they were the ones living in pain and still trying to keep every engagement they possibly could manage while their doctor was telling them if they kept going their injuries could become permanent.
I would feel differently about artists who cancel shows out of convenience rather than necessity.  In those cases I would be upset about the time and money spent for the travel and hotel stay.

You make a good point, and I feel badly for fans who lost money and feel let down.  But I look at Madonna differently than many fans do.  To me, the chance to see Madonna in concert is not transactional.  It's not about paying money and expecting something in return.  It's entirely about the chance to be in the same room with the legend who changed pop music forever, the queen who led the way for all who followed, and the icon who is credited by other artists to be an inspiration and an influence.  If she had to cancel my concert I would feel very badly for her, because I know she would have to be in terrible pain, and also with mental anguish of having letting her fans down.  She's a very good person and needs to be shown love, not made to feel more badly than she already does.  She's in a very bad situation, with her injuries forcing her to cancel concerts.  She pushes herself too hard and risks permanent injury because she hates to disappoint her fans.  The best fans can to is rally behind her, pray for her, and wish her relief from her pain and to heal so she can get on with her life.

You make a good point, and I feel badly for fans who lost money and feel let down.  But I look at Madonna differently than many fans do.  To me, the chance to see Madonna in concert is not transactional.  It's not about paying money and expecting something in return.  It's entirely about the chance to be in the same room with the legend who changed pop music forever, the queen who led the way for all who followed, and the icon who is credited by other artists to be an inspiration and an influence.  If she had to cancel my concert I would feel very badly for her, because I know she would have to be in terrible pain, and also with mental anguish of having letting her fans down.  She's a very good person and needs to be shown love, not made to feel more badly than she already does.  She's in a very bad situation, with her injuries forcing her to cancel concerts.  She pushes herself too hard and risks permanent injury because she hates to disappoint her fans.  The best fans can to is rally behind her, pray for her, and wish her relief from her pain and to heal so she can get on with her life.

Typical of fan-bases of most artists.  Fans are the artist's most demanding critics.  I wish fans would celebrate artists for who they are as people, and not be so critical when the artist doesn't produce exactly what fans want at any given time.  Artists work very hard, are talented, and provide much entertainment and joy to the world.  They deserve to be celebrated, not dragged.

I saw it on December 7 in Philadelphia.  Had front row seat in the loge.  The show was amazing, but I can't compare because somehow I haven't been to her previous tours even though I followed her since 1983.  My bad.  All I can say is that if other tours were better they must have been stunning.

Absolutely not. Saw it on Saturday night in London and it was an amazing experience from start to finish.

For me it's the most beautiful show she's done and it stands alone - completely separate from and incomparable to her previous tours. It's actually unlike any concert I've ever been to. It blows my mind that someone almost 40 years into her career can still be so hungry, creative, uncompromising and inspired.

I saw it on December 7 in Philadelphia.  Had front row seat in the loge.  The show was amazing, but I can't compare because somehow I haven't been to her previous tours even though I followed her since 1983.  My bad.  All I can say is that if other tours were better they must have been stunning.

Beautiful!

Beautiful!

There's something about a live performance that can't be duplicated with television, video, or DVD.  There's love in the air, a connection of the artists with those in the audience.  There's also the atmosphere or aura that you only feel if your are there surrounded by the event.
I hope so much you get to see Madame X.  I was very lucky my show was not cancelled.  The three previous shows were cancelled.  But if my show had been cancelled I would have been grateful that Madonna was taking care of herself instead of risking further injury.  And I would have cried knowing the pain she must be going through, because she does not cancel a show unless there is no choice.  Madonna is in a very tough situation right now.  I hope fans think more about her   than they think about themselves. 

I remember that.  It was iconic.

Open your heart

I remember that.  It was iconic.

It was hard to choose.. but I voted for Open Your Heart