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Hi, I recently began designing and selling Madonna lapel pins. Eventually I want to create a small collection of some of her most iconic looks. This is my first pin and I'm open to ideas for other designs, so please share them here! Vogue's "Strike a pose" might be next!
 
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i used to own the second one with gold crown. my old roomates stole it years ago.

The jacket in the first picture is a Tour Crew Roadie Jacket. This jacket was only given to Madonna's Crew for the every popular Blond Ambition Tour in very limited quantities. Now very hard to find, especially in this Excellent condition.
The jacket features a very speical and detailed mongram embroidery on the back in Green letters and Blond Ambition in purple. And it has matchinc colors on th back and sleeve and side pockeets with the Ofifical ROCKIT CARGO on FRONT
The jacket in the second picture is probably the one with the black inside which was repressed and sold for her fan club. There're also ones with orange insides which was probably for her crew and staff. 
I also got this one with the black inside and I'm happy with it.
Madonna and her stage dancers actually wore this jacket with embroided M but without the "MADONNA" beneath it and had a orange inside. You can see it in In Bed with Madonna.
The jacket in the third picture is a Tour Crew Jacket. Only given to select crew and stage hands in only certain areas of the tour.  Now very hard to find, especially in this Excellent condition. If also got this one in new, unworn condition in sealed plastic bag!
There were also completely white ones - nowhere to find anymore.
I think you will be happy with any of these, my favorite is the one in the third picture.
I hope I could help you a bit with that!

Like A Prayer/Blond Ambition era. Yes it's her most iconic but that's literally the only era everyone inside and outside the fan community talks about. I appreciate the album and tour and they are very near and dear to my heart,but I wish that other eras got the same appreciation.

Tell em!

I was more disappointed in the interludes on this tour more than anything. The intro was the best part of the whole show and all the interludes that followed were beyond cheap. She clearly had filmed an actual clip for the S.E.X. interlude but they replaced all the footage she had filmed with the Erotica video for no reason. Messiah's a beautiful song but unfortunately the interlude was just the Ghosttown video. Illuminati was the second best interlude next to the intro and they put a lot more effort into that one than the two previously mentioned. I feel like she didn't try with this tour compared to all of her other ones. She wanted to please a specific target audience clearly and not those who have been watching her perform for 30+ years. Just a setlist with mostly Rebel Heart material sprinkled with her 80s hits throughout was pretty dull if you ask me and I didn't see the tour live. Hopefully she comes back with a show that pleases the people who have been seeing her since The Virgin Tour next time around.

I was more disappointed in the interludes on this tour more than anything. The intro was the best part of the whole show and all the interludes that followed were beyond cheap. She clearly had filmed an actual clip for the S.E.X. interlude but they replaced all the footage she had filmed with the Erotica video for no reason. Messiah's a beautiful song but unfortunately the interlude was just the Ghosttown video. Illuminati was the second best interlude next to the intro and they put a lot more effort into that one than the two previously mentioned. I feel like she didn't try with this tour compared to all of her other ones. She wanted to please a specific target audience clearly and not those who have been watching her perform for 30+ years. Just a setlist with mostly Rebel Heart material sprinkled with her 80s hits throughout was pretty dull if you ask me and I didn't see the tour live. Hopefully she comes back with a show that pleases the people who have been seeing her since The Virgin Tour next time around.

I was more disappointed in the interludes on this tour more than anything. The intro was the best part of the whole show and all the interludes that followed were beyond cheap. She clearly had filmed an actual clip for the S.E.X. interlude but they replaced all the footage she had filmed with the Erotica video for no reason. Messiah's a beautiful song but unfortunately the interlude was just the Ghosttown video. Illuminati was the second best interlude next to the intro and they put a lot more effort into that one than the two previously mentioned. I feel like she didn't try with this tour compared to all of her other ones. She wanted to please a specific target audience clearly and not those who have been watching her perform for 30+ years. Just a setlist with mostly Rebel Heart material sprinkled with her 80s hits throughout was pretty dull if you ask me and I didn't see the tour live. Hopefully she comes back with a show that pleases the people who have been seeing her since The Virgin Tour next time around.

Lazy and cheap sounding "reinterpretations" of oldies
Almost exclusively songs from Rebel Heart and the 80s...the 90s and 00s were ignored almost entirely yet she decided to dg out almost every fucking single from her worst 80s album (LAV).
The show didn't match up to the intro at all...it was too cutesy and too light-hearted for a show that seemed to have been originally conceived as way darker and more political (like the album itself).
The album was one of her best in a long time and had a great concept and story attached t it, the tour failed to transport any of that into the show and instead seemed like a mixed bag of rehashed ideas scrambled together into a show that was not cohesive in any way. The song selection within the sections was beyond terrible and random? Candy Shop was performed AGAIN. A lot of the tour versions sounded like watered down album versions and Holiday was the most bland, unnecessary version she has ever done of it.
All in all, this show had exactly one purpose: to please casual fans and to have a DVD that would sell well (due to the amount of 80s songs in it).
 

Chile 2012, L'Olympia 2012, Manchester 2015 all shows where Madonna did disappoint hardcore fans.
At least you had the chance to see her live. There are tons of fans who cannot afford to see her perform live or travel to attend her concerts. I hated she purposely altered her last show in my country but I did have fun see her in person despite no being that close to the stage. 

so true.
i yearn for real instruments, real voices, no more of the pre-recorded Antunes-type crap.

The Confessions Tour was simply way more fun, her sound was amazing for its time and she was really on fire.

@@MadMark and shes damn right. 
 
If anything it was a funny instagram, we have no right to judge her as a parent from an instagram post

There are no studio versions for tours before Drowned World. Prior to that they just figured out the band arrangements live. There are rehearsal versions, but no versions created in the studio with multitracks. Anything out there is fan made.

Here are some fanmade versions of Blond Ambition Tour (my favorite tour!)
They are not very good but it's better than nothing I think,
I specify that I don't know who made these remixes that I found over time.
If you have better versions do not hesitate to share them ;-)

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Open Your Heart
Causing A Commotion
Where's The Party
Like A Virgin
Like A Prayer 
Live To Tell
Oh Father 
Papa Don't Preach
Hanky Panky
Now I'm Following You 
Material Girl
Vogue
Holiday
Keep It Together
 
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