Rupert76

Musically, Iconic is not he kind of song that you love at first listen, but after a while you begin to 'metabolize' and to love it, and now it is definitely one of my favorite (who knows, maybe also helped to make me love it seeing it performed in a so epic way on RH Tour)RH:  I love both versions of this song,  but if I initially thought it was a big mistake to insert the acoustic version on the album, then.. also in this case, after a while I changed my mind .. and now I love most the acustic version.
 
Wonderful your idea . Hope Madonna will read. Who knows...never say never...maybe one day we will see you in the role of her artistic director

Honestly the only song that I'd have released other than the tracks that were released is Rebel Heart, granted not as the acoustic mix that's on the album.... 
 
Rebel Heart shoulda been an epic medieval video like those bits from the Iconic backdrop. To me that song was both the present and the past, it's the one that best represents the album and just makes you feel nostalgic and proud to be a fan, even if you're a new fan.
 
Ghosttown was a great video but I would've made it a "short film" and included a chunk of Heartbreak City and maybe Messiah, it would've fit very well with the concept and it would've been more of an event. Would've been like 3 videos in one which would be a dream come true.
 
I'm still very grateful for what we did get this era, messy releases and all. And wether she likes it or not, having the demos was also very exciting and some of those versions are the reason why I still have so much faith in her talent as a songwriter.

Yes, I understand that BIM it is a song not to be taken seriously ... but I would have given priority, for the release as single, at one of the many excellent songs contained in RH.
 
And yes... also the artworks (terrible, in my opinion,  the red & black artwork of the Deluxe Version), the music videos (LFL & BIM - but i save Ghosttown), website and remix, all seemed rushed and thrown together at the last minute.... It's true...
  The remixes are no longer what they once were in the 80's/90's... Especially the remixes of ghosttown, that are really awful (in my opinion...) God, please, return us our good Shep Pettibone, I miss him  

I just pray for her to keep her filthy fingers away from the editing room pls god

This is the clean Paris cut used for the DVD without Miami and other shows mixed in. 
 
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJbUSp3sigY

Absolutely the 12'' Extended Remix  

I do not think there is reason to worry: fortunately Live Nation has every intention of squeezing Madonna as she was a lemon, as long as there will be juice to be obtained, before she gets too old...
Instead, what really worries me is the quality of the next DVD / BD ...
I hope that after the real CRAP -  'MDNA Tour DVD / BD, neither Danny Tull nor Madonna will allow themselves to put again their hands on the recordings of this show, and ruin also this as they did with MDNA Tour.
It would be a great pity.

I do not think there is reason to worry: fortunately Live Nation has every intention of squeezing Madonna as she was a lemon, as long as there will be juice to be obtained, before she gets too old...
Instead, what really worries me is the quality of the next DVD / BD ...
I hope that after the real CRAP -  'MDNA Tour DVD / BD, neither Danny Tull nor Madonna will allow themselves to put again their hands on the recordings of this show, and ruin also this as they did with MDNA Tour.
It would be a great pity.