DoneGone

It's normal and human.
If you don't listen to that with other singers is because their vocals are edited and/or repeated to death to make them look "perfect".

I don’t believe Madonna will be forgotten anytime soon. Movies like The Wizard of Oz and Gone with the Wind are almost 100 years old and still get screened and talked about. There is music that old that still gets streamed or featured in films, tv, ads etc
Her influence on pop culture will be studied for centuries ahead.

It's normal and human.
If you don't listen to that with other singers is because their vocals are edited and/or repeated to death to make them look "perfect".

It slays. People were BOPPING in 1882!

Announced a multi-deal in 2021
Expanded reissues was the plan?
Haha those fuckers will get NONE
Signed: Madonna

It slays. People were BOPPING in 1882!

It slays. People were BOPPING in 1882!

But this is already happening!

Who was #1 in the Ancient Hot 100 in 1882?
Joking. But recorded music and pop idols as we know them are a 20th century thing anyway. So who knows what will happen, we don't really have anything to compare with.
Michael's music hasn't died (even though he's been sort of cancelled in the last few years), for instance. Elvis is still there as well (thanks to the biopic lately). I think she will always be present somehow. She's way past that point when they reach immortality and are, indeed, forever.
That is if the world continues as we know it, of course, if everything goes to hell or changes drastically then who knows.

It slays. People were BOPPING in 1882!

Different interpretations but I totally see it as being directed to Guy, just like that whole first set is.
"Girl Gone Wild" she is the bride gone wild (with the reference to her own wedding dress), the black widow. "Gang Bang" is obvious. "Hung Up" is the hell Guy R. put her through, but she went through fire cause she was so "hung up" in love. "Papa" was her telling the dad within that home they created together to not think he was right about everything. "I Don't Give A" the ending. And "Best Friend" the aftermath.
Then comes "Express Yourself", once she's done with Guy then it's Gaga's turn! 

Human Nature was the first historic digital single. 

Who was #1 in the Ancient Hot 100 in 1882?
Joking. But recorded music and pop idols as we know them are a 20th century thing anyway. So who knows what will happen, we don't really have anything to compare with.
Michael's music hasn't died (even though he's been sort of cancelled in the last few years), for instance. Elvis is still there as well (thanks to the biopic lately). I think she will always be present somehow. She's way past that point when they reach immortality and are, indeed, forever.
That is if the world continues as we know it, of course, if everything goes to hell or changes drastically then who knows.

Glad to see AI can't even get this simple task right. There are mistakes there, I wouldn't go by this one, at least not by checking it one by one first.
Just a quick look into Wikipedia tells me "Turn Up The Radio" was premiered July 16, 2012, not August 5. I searched for that one cause I didn't remember it premiering so late in the Summer.
Also, ChatGPT has a "Faz Gostoso" video we don't even have, cute. Must be an AI one.

Announced a multi-deal in 2021
Expanded reissues was the plan?
Haha those fuckers will get NONE
Signed: Madonna

Who was #1 in the Ancient Hot 100 in 1882?
Joking. But recorded music and pop idols as we know them are a 20th century thing anyway. So who knows what will happen, we don't really have anything to compare with.
Michael's music hasn't died (even though he's been sort of cancelled in the last few years), for instance. Elvis is still there as well (thanks to the biopic lately). I think she will always be present somehow. She's way past that point when they reach immortality and are, indeed, forever.
That is if the world continues as we know it, of course, if everything goes to hell or changes drastically then who knows.

Definitely, he has a ton of his own classics, and had some major hits after he was dropped by the label. And he's super respectful of Madonna - when he talks about how he failed with the performance and was subsequently dropped, he never mentions it was with a song written by Madonna. He doesn't go into details, probably because he doesn't want anyone to make assumptions that Madonna's song led to his demise. You know the headline would be "Madonna's song ruined Barlow's career!!!"

I think the "Copyright Control" thing was also used when the paperwork was already happening behind the scenes but the product needed to be out already. So it was like a "coming soon, we're taking care of it". I remember seeing it in other pop CDs at the time (not many times, it wasn't the usual of course), I guess for last minute additions or things like that. So maybe they were sorting out Madonna's legal part and once it was done she was included for the album credits.
But definitely it's not like it was a hidden fact or anything, I always remember hearing and knowing it was written by Madonna since day one and he was asked in interviews about it, etc.
As for Gary not caring about it today, not surprising: he's been a professional songwriter for more than 30 years now. He surely prefers any of his own written material, solo or Take That, and that's just normal I think.

Nope, it was released after and actually as the last video and single from the album. She was so over the debut already and wanted to move on to "Like A Virgin" but the label convinced her to milk it just a little more. They even wanted her to perform "Lucky Star" at the VMAs 1984 but she went on with "Like A Virgin" instead (way long before the single was going to be released) and the rest is history.

It’s not about having free time, it’s about paying attention or not.

Little promo video for the "CAC" digital single:
Cute.

Honestly while I appreciate the bothering asking ChatGPT, I wouldn't use that list at all, at least not without checking it one by one, something I personally myself have no intention to do now. xd

Honestly while I appreciate the bothering asking ChatGPT, I wouldn't use that list at all, at least not without checking it one by one, something I personally myself have no intention to do now. xd

Nope, it was released after and actually as the last video and single from the album. She was so over the debut already and wanted to move on to "Like A Virgin" but the label convinced her to milk it just a little more. They even wanted her to perform "Lucky Star" at the VMAs 1984 but she went on with "Like A Virgin" instead (way long before the single was going to be released) and the rest is history.

Glad to see AI can't even get this simple task right. There are mistakes there, I wouldn't go by this one, at least not by checking it one by one first.
Just a quick look into Wikipedia tells me "Turn Up The Radio" was premiered July 16, 2012, not August 5. I searched for that one cause I didn't remember it premiering so late in the Summer.
Also, ChatGPT has a "Faz Gostoso" video we don't even have, cute. Must be an AI one.