Aiwa08

Remove the Album Version (as it is too similar to the Remix Edit), as well as Lucky Star (Album Version), and replace White Heat (album version) with the Fade version, and it would be perfect.

A relative who was deeply involved in her success for over a decade, and many of us who became fans back then still appreciate him greatly. I really hope this is not true.

It’s lost in the multiverse of madness

Especially no live tracks.

I need 'Sanctuary' and 'Bedtime Story' in any form (demo, remix, unmixed, edited...) on this vinyl.

I'm not talking about where you downloaded the files from, but the origin of the master used to create those files. In my opinion, it's just the original master with dynamic range compression to sound louder (without being remastered). I don't find any significant differences with the CD version, except that unfortunately the audio is compressed to sound louder.

And the source of the TB 30 is...? That's the real question.

This is a clip from a CD compilation with an uncompressed dynamic range. It sounds different, but not by much. I need to download the streamed EP to explore the differences more in detail (I don’t trust YouTube videos because the lossy audio compression is too strong.). https://mega.nz/file/s9kx3DhS#ATrlCBKS2lKmWjnDcKLAiTD_JnPey-YdkIvjFDC1i1M

In Spanish-speaking countries, 'True Blue' has always been translated as 'truly sad' (verdaderamente triste)

A remix edit isn’t just a shorter version of an extended remix; it can include elements that aren’t in the extended version, and vice versa. The important thing is that both versions come from the same remix. That’s why there are so many remix edits we can’t recreate from the extended versions without having the original remix multitracks. Examples: Open Your Heart (Remix - Extended Remix), Express Yourself (7'' Remix - Local Mix), Express Yourself (Remix Edit - Non Stop Remix), True Blue (Remix - The Color Mix), Fever (Radio Remix - Murk Boys Miami Mix), etc, etc, etc.

I think it’s a cute song, and if you're in a 'walking on sunshine' kind of mood, it’s fun to listen to. But yeah, it’s definitely one of her weaker singles from the '80s. Besides, it’s one of the few times a remix didn’t improve one of her '80s/'90s tracks.

Rebel Heart: feels like a weak remix album compared to the demos. Madame X: has some great tracks, but others really don’t work for me. That said, even what I consider to be Madonna's weakest album is still impressive in its own way.

Was the instrumental remix available on CD?

Yes, the edit is from The Color Mix.

Thank you, this is what I’ve been trying to say from the start. There are modern artists whose music I don’t particularly enjoy, but you still end up knowing their singles, even if you don’t want to. With Taylor Swift, though, it’s different. I know her as a successful singer because of the news and the internet, but I’ve barely heard any of her music on the radio, TV, or elsewhere, unlike artists like Billie Eilish, Ed Sheeran, The Weeknd, Harry Styles, Lady Gaga, Dua Lipa, and others, whose music I come across more frequently. And that's why I believe, in my opinion, that Madonna's music is well-known worldwide, while Taylor Swift's music isn’t as widely recognized