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I would actually say that it does  Had you attended in person, you would have witnessed a love fest. This was the tour where Madonna interacted with the audience the most. You would have witnessed the uproar from the crowd when she sang the opening line to Whos That Girl. You would have heard the screams and seen all the jumping when Deeper and Deeper was performed. On the nights when she sang Ghosttown, the audience sang along so loud it vibrated the arena. I could write a whole thesis about the beauty and simplicity of True Blue. So yes, you just had to be there to see how fun this tour was in person.

it was really a fun and kinda light concert experience! loved it.
the dvd doesn’t do it justice, like all her releases since MDNA.

It's a good point. It was such a fun show live, had the best time. 

It's a good point. It was such a fun show live, had the best time. 

Question, did you attend this tour in person?

There is a digital release. Just minus Sodade and Crave. 

Looks amazing, can't wait for mine to arrive!!!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

I think the show was perfect without oldies. Music and Ray of light albums deserved to be the stars of the tour, just like the 2 songs from Human nature she performed. And this beautiful version of La isla bonita. I love it so much 

The media has been extremely kind to Kylie's big comeback song.  Padam is amazing and I luv Kylie.  But it actually hasnt really broken the radio ageism rule. No radio play in her home Australia and got to 19 on the charts here. Popular actually has done better with No 8.  In the UK it did go top ten but there was a huge fight with radio and her fans. Radio 2 eventually listed it (older demo radio station) but radio 1 (The main one) barely any radio plays.  In the USA it only charted on the dance electronic chart.  Madonna has smashed the dance club play chart and all her recent singles are called failures. Kylie has had alot of support virally and the media has called it the comeback proportions of Cher and Tina Turner back in the 80's and 80's.  But chart wise its really not.  Madonna could have a viral hit also.  Fingers crossed.  But yes we have to look at hits differently now and thats exactly how Kylie's fans have embraced it

I think the thing that frustrated me the most is that the author can't seem to arrive at any specific point of view regarding the things he's discussing and dissecting.

Just finished it. Definitely worth reading, well-researched but also slightly frustrating at times. There are some glaring misinterpretations as well as some very thinly stretched arguments. I also would love to see Andre Betts' reaction to the painfully laboured analysis of his rap on Did You Do It? He'd probably piss himself laughing. 

I think the thing that frustrated me the most is that the author can't seem to arrive at any specific point of view regarding the things he's discussing and dissecting.

I agree, I have a few pages left but it’s a let down to me. 

It’s a book to read. 

Please no, she's not Michael Jackson. Children's choirs are devil's work! 

I hope Bob has a big presence just to piss you all off

Not sure if anyone mentioned, but NY Times just published an article on (La) Horde being the artistic director for the tour. This is rather exciting as their work is rather experimental, fresh and modern. 30 days to go, my heart is bursting with SO much excitement!
 

Are you still traumatized by Hey You at Live Earth???

Please no, she's not Michael Jackson. Children's choirs are devil's work! 

10 days!!!!!.

I've got the EU pressing and all the errors are present, just checked. 

Borderline is a unique edit too. 

I've got the EU pressing and all the errors are present, just checked. 

I've got the EU pressing and all the errors are present, just checked. 

I mean, if you can't follow the pattern at this point, then I can't really help you.  It's been all but spelled out here and elsewhere.
Two years ago they issued the press release announcing the reissue campaign.  Since then, they've released some "unique" things (American Life, Who's That Girl) for "special events" (RSD, Everybody/Erotica anniversaries) just as the press release stated.  One year after the release we got FEL.  Now, 2 years after FEL, we were scheduled for the first album.  The reason we don't have it yet is because M got sick.  They made an announcement telling all the world that she would "need to pause all commitments, which includes the tour".  Now what other commitments do you think Guy was referring to?  A fucking gynaecologist appointment??  They're talking about the reissues.  Now as to why they're still waiting is anyone's guess.  Probably waiting to ride the buzz from the beginning of the tour, of I had to guess.  But that's the (incredibly obvious to absolutely anyone with any sense whatsoever) commitment they're referring to that they needed to pause.