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I get what you are saying. However, I think the overall point is that all of these little, tiny 'errors' add up. It implies that Team M are not utterly and entirely focused. It leaves us thinking and questioning what might be achieved if that focus was there.

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she wrote it using those refrigerator magnet poetry kits that were popular in the late 90's i believe.

Exactly. Some people complain when she doesn't promote. And now that she's doing it like 10 years ago, some people complain too because she's not doing it the way they think it should be done. En fin...
 
Let's just ENJOY this AMAZING ERA the way it is, for me at least it's a fantastic one, and let's leave behind all the negativity!.

It also would've been great to manufacture a limited edition physical single, you know that was actually a gift to the fans, instead of that lousy remixes EP with the bootleg looking cover.  I'm sure they would've sold thousands!!
 
After her accident I actually bought the LFL EP on iTunes  but I'll probably never listen to it. Who really needs club mixes? I think most people on the GP who end up liking the song couldn't care less about some club remixes.  seems like something to send out to DJs.

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I don't think the reason why the grammy's performance was blocked outside the USA has anything to do with Madge or her manager, videos of other artists have been taken down too (lady gaga, katy perry, Ariana grande). But Beyoncé's video is still there.....I don't know why.

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Not sure if already posted
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/feb/26/madonna-attacks-intolerance-and-says-europe-feels-like-nazi-germany
 
Madonna has lashed out at intolerance in Europe, saying it is now so high in France and across the continent that “it feels like Nazi Germany”.
Speaking to French radio station Europe 1 in an interview to be aired on Friday morning, Madonna said “antisemitism is at an all-time high” in France and elsewhere in Europe, and likened the atmosphere to the period when German fascism was on the ascent.
“We’re living in crazy times,” the 56-year-old singer said, calling the situation “scary,” and lamenting what she described as France’s lost tradition of welcoming diversity and honouring freedom.
“It was a country that embraced everyone and encouraged freedom in every way, shape or form – artistic expression of freedom,” Madonna said. “Now that’s completely gone.
“France was once a country that accepted people of colour, and was a place artists escaped to, whether it was Josephine Baker or Charlie Parker.”
In fact, Parker only visited France briefly to play concert engagements, and unlike jazz legends such as Bud Powell, Kenny Clarke and Dexter Gordon, never took up French residency.
The globally acclaimed entertainer also spoke out in 2012 when she denounced the rise of xenophobia and extreme-right parties in Europe.
She said her earlier comments were made when “I was receiving a lot of criticism and threats from Marine Le Pen” and her National Front party, which Madonna described as “fascist”.
The singer’s spat with Le Pen began after the far-right leader threatened to sue Madonna over a video featuring an image of Le Pen with a swastika on her forehead. The offending symbol was eventually replaced with a question mark to avoid litigation.
But Madonna said in the interview that the motives that led her to speak out against intolerance in 2012 were even more pressing today.
“What I said two years ago is valid today,” she said. “It’s not just happening in France, it’s all over Europe. But particularly in France.
“The level of intolerance is so enormous it’s scary.”

Confirmed as the 2nd single at the taping of Jonathan Ross' show!
 
MTribe:
At the taping of the Madonna special episode last night Jonathan Ross gave the heartfelt ballad co-penned by his guest together with Jason Evigan, Sean Douglas and Evan Bogart the official seal when he announced it as the second single from the Rebel Heart album.
 
And speaking of single, MadonnaTribe can exclusively report that Ghosttown is going receive a video treatment, but the clip won’t probably be ready before the beginning of the month of April. On the other hand, chances are that the song will impact radio much sooner than that!

Isn't the story behind this cover because they wanted people to think Madonna was black so they didn't put her photo on it?

Yes @playpause. I'm over it. I have to show my support to her first before I shrug it off. I'm not going to pretend that it didn't happen and that I was not shaken the first time I saw it. 

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Really? There's a thread dedicated to this?!?!

almost as bad as the Nothing Fails artwork - hard to do worse than this one