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Human Nature was the first historic digital single. 

Human Nature was the first historic digital single. 

Let's wrap these lot up this year.
Holiday - Sep 7, 1983  True Blue - Sep 29, 1986 (WW)Oct 9, 1986 (US)  Die Another Day - Oct 22, 2002 Oh Father - Oct 24, 1989 (US) / Dec 24, 1995 (EU) You Must Love Me - Oct 29, 1996 Like A Virgin - Oct 31, 1984 Open Your Heart - Nov 12, 1986 The Look Of Love - Nov 25, 1987

Let's wrap these lot up this year.
Holiday - Sep 7, 1983  True Blue - Sep 29, 1986 (WW)Oct 9, 1986 (US)  Die Another Day - Oct 22, 2002 Oh Father - Oct 24, 1989 (US) / Dec 24, 1995 (EU) You Must Love Me - Oct 29, 1996 Like A Virgin - Oct 31, 1984 Open Your Heart - Nov 12, 1986 The Look Of Love - Nov 25, 1987

Let's wrap these lot up this year.
Holiday - Sep 7, 1983  True Blue - Sep 29, 1986 (WW)Oct 9, 1986 (US)  Die Another Day - Oct 22, 2002 Oh Father - Oct 24, 1989 (US) / Dec 24, 1995 (EU) You Must Love Me - Oct 29, 1996 Like A Virgin - Oct 31, 1984 Open Your Heart - Nov 12, 1986 The Look Of Love - Nov 25, 1987

Let's wrap these lot up this year.
Holiday - Sep 7, 1983  True Blue - Sep 29, 1986 (WW)Oct 9, 1986 (US)  Die Another Day - Oct 22, 2002 Oh Father - Oct 24, 1989 (US) / Dec 24, 1995 (EU) You Must Love Me - Oct 29, 1996 Like A Virgin - Oct 31, 1984 Open Your Heart - Nov 12, 1986 The Look Of Love - Nov 25, 1987

Let's wrap these lot up this year.
Holiday - Sep 7, 1983  True Blue - Sep 29, 1986 (WW)Oct 9, 1986 (US)  Die Another Day - Oct 22, 2002 Oh Father - Oct 24, 1989 (US) / Dec 24, 1995 (EU) You Must Love Me - Oct 29, 1996 Like A Virgin - Oct 31, 1984 Open Your Heart - Nov 12, 1986 The Look Of Love - Nov 25, 1987

Let's wrap these lot up this year.
Holiday - Sep 7, 1983  True Blue - Sep 29, 1986 (WW)Oct 9, 1986 (US)  Die Another Day - Oct 22, 2002 Oh Father - Oct 24, 1989 (US) / Dec 24, 1995 (EU) You Must Love Me - Oct 29, 1996 Like A Virgin - Oct 31, 1984 Open Your Heart - Nov 12, 1986 The Look Of Love - Nov 25, 1987

Let's wrap these lot up this year.
Holiday - Sep 7, 1983  True Blue - Sep 29, 1986 (WW)Oct 9, 1986 (US)  Die Another Day - Oct 22, 2002 Oh Father - Oct 24, 1989 (US) / Dec 24, 1995 (EU) You Must Love Me - Oct 29, 1996 Like A Virgin - Oct 31, 1984 Open Your Heart - Nov 12, 1986 The Look Of Love - Nov 25, 1987

Let's wrap these lot up this year.
Holiday - Sep 7, 1983  True Blue - Sep 29, 1986 (WW)Oct 9, 1986 (US)  Die Another Day - Oct 22, 2002 Oh Father - Oct 24, 1989 (US) / Dec 24, 1995 (EU) You Must Love Me - Oct 29, 1996 Like A Virgin - Oct 31, 1984 Open Your Heart - Nov 12, 1986 The Look Of Love - Nov 25, 1987

Let's wrap these lot up this year.
Holiday - Sep 7, 1983  True Blue - Sep 29, 1986 (WW)Oct 9, 1986 (US)  Die Another Day - Oct 22, 2002 Oh Father - Oct 24, 1989 (US) / Dec 24, 1995 (EU) You Must Love Me - Oct 29, 1996 Like A Virgin - Oct 31, 1984 Open Your Heart - Nov 12, 1986 The Look Of Love - Nov 25, 1987

Adorable. So many of those songs that reached number two on the charts don’t get the love they deserve. Mind you she’s like that with some of her number ones 

Adorable. So many of those songs that reached number two on the charts don’t get the love they deserve. Mind you she’s like that with some of her number ones 

enslaver!!

Finally the song/remixes are officially going on digital and streaming platforms.  I don't know about the rest of you, but this is one of my favorite Madonna songs.  I know a lot of other fans love this song too.  We all were overly excited to hear her sing a few lines from the song on the Celebration Tour.   So in honor of the new digital/streaming release of Causing A Commotion (8/23/24), I'm making another fun poll: what is your favorite mix from the new release?  Give a hearts to this post if you are excited about this release.  Lastly, what are your memories of this song when it was first released or when you first heard it?  Love to hear your stories and thoughts?

They’re probably anxious about their growing bodies and as teenagers and don’t really relish the world seeing them and a bunch of internet queens judging them on why they aren’t smiling. They’re babies. None of us went through what they’re going through in front of the entire world. Imagine a NO isn’t really an option when mom wants a photo. 

They’re probably anxious about their growing bodies and as teenagers and don’t really relish the world seeing them and a bunch of internet queens judging them on why they aren’t smiling. They’re babies. None of us went through what they’re going through in front of the entire world. Imagine a NO isn’t really an option when mom wants a photo. 

They’re probably anxious about their growing bodies and as teenagers and don’t really relish the world seeing them and a bunch of internet queens judging them on why they aren’t smiling. They’re babies. None of us went through what they’re going through in front of the entire world. Imagine a NO isn’t really an option when mom wants a photo. 

They’re probably anxious about their growing bodies and as teenagers and don’t really relish the world seeing them and a bunch of internet queens judging them on why they aren’t smiling. They’re babies. None of us went through what they’re going through in front of the entire world. Imagine a NO isn’t really an option when mom wants a photo. 

They’re probably anxious about their growing bodies and as teenagers and don’t really relish the world seeing them and a bunch of internet queens judging them on why they aren’t smiling. They’re babies. None of us went through what they’re going through in front of the entire world. Imagine a NO isn’t really an option when mom wants a photo. 

I think a lot of people feel that way.  But I think in the girl's case this is typical teenage angst.  Also, they are getting to that age, that they are seeking independence, and if anyone remembers when they were that age, none of us were really keen taking pictures with our parents. 

Oh honey, Spotify was literally built on piracy (they started by putting music online that they didn't even have the rights to use, grew on that enough to have power to force labels to join them) and bots. And playlist payola. FOR YEARS they've done nothing about it cause 1) it benefited their model and 2) it made labels and their big artists look good, meaning they were happy, meaning they stayed on the platform.
Cut to Spotify suddenly getting serious about it this year and going after playlist payola and fake accounts like it was the most important thing in the world for them when they've done NOTHING about it in 15 years.
They now have a penalty model where they charge labels $10 per track per month when they detect a song has had more than 90% of their total streams as artificial streams that month.
90%!!!!! So 89% is cool.
In the meantime the smaller artists and the songwriters starve and are paid cents for their music - oh well, not even that, the minimum now to get paid is 1.000 streams in 12 months, anything below that Spotify keeps the money. Which you may think, "well, they're only cents", yes but multiply those cents for thousands of independent small artists! Spotify says they now share that money between the rest of the artists with more than 1.000 streams per track. But I don't want fucking Ed Sheehan getting my Dannii Minogue cents! Dannii should get her "0.50" royalty pay for "Everlasting Night 1999"! xd
Honestly Spotify can go to hell. The streaming model needs to be reconsidered entirely. ALL the artists in the world don't make a living with our $11 monthly subscription and we all know that.

I think The Look Of Love would be more likely to feature the Spotlight Single edit as a b side as the Spotlight single had The Look Of Love on its b side. But I’d love the Movie House Edit Too. 

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I think The Look Of Love would be more likely to feature the Spotlight Single edit as a b side as the Spotlight single had The Look Of Love on its b side. But I’d love the Movie House Edit Too.