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My pussy was just ripped from right out of my jeans. OMG I need this! 
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Interscope makes me wanna tear my hands off they're regularly terrible to Artistry 
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My pussy was just ripped from right out of my jeans. OMG I need this! 
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My pussy was just ripped from right out of my jeans. OMG I need this! 
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I think they were trying to go as close to the original concept as they could, bringing 2 Madonna things together, rebellion and love.She wanted to do 2 albums, rebel and heart
Then bring them together for the Rebel Heart deluxe and the tour.
Like the sweater cover is OBVIOUSLY supposed to represent that Love part. She looks like a pin-up girl meets housewife. Then the grey wire cover, Rebellion. Her face in fetters trying to hold her back.
The red superdeluxe joins both
It sells sex and a fighter.
If it were re done as this
 
Rebel

Graffiti Heart
Devil Pray
Illuminati
Bitch I'm Madonna
Iconic
Joan Of Arc
Holy Water
Best Night
Veni Vedi Vici
S.E.X.
Borrowed Time
Rebel Heart
 
Heart

Living For Love
Ghosttown
Unapologetic Bitch
Hold Tight
HeartBreakCity
Body Shop
Inside Out
Wash All Over Me
Messiah
Beautiful Scars
Addicted
Rebel Heart
 
The flow would be better (obviously a little more re-ordering for each individual record)
But it would paint this unalienable picture it would sell the story arc it would always have the rebel heart track on both rebel and heart, the albums.
 
Then just as the superdeluxe WAS a two disc album that has everything come together to become Rebel Heart.

and I want Take A Bow and Like A Prayer in the actual film.

they never include backdrops fam, I dont know why ya'll acting brand new

Idk why they would include that tbh, it's not "extra" because almost all of it is used in the film, it would be nice but, it doesn't seem like something that would get included

using different covers (a different picture for the audio CD, for the DVD, and for the Blu-Ray) also will impulse collectors to get all the editions. even if they literally have the same content. look at what Gorillaz did with Humanz, their new album: 
 

That's good tho, but I wondering why M's team don't provide to him high quality photos. He's working with photos with like 1000px -or less- and probably resolution with 72ppi, that's gonna look awful printed. I'm still worried...

I think he's starting to get what we want:

I read somewhere that the background is from a Wonder Woman poster?

Passive aggressiveness at its best, me likey 
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I uploaded my artwork on instagram and tagged M and Guy Oseary.
I was really tempted to tag Aldo, but you know, the shade... LOL

I'd rather it just got a digital release on iTunes and a streaming deal on Netflix 
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Is that shade? I can't tell, there's too much shade for me to read the shade. 
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I applaud what he's accomplished, I don't applaud the work he put out. 
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Maybe someone cursed this forum thread specifically and we are all dead in our own versions of hell
 
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...No sweetie, the people are mad for exactly the reason they said. We all have objective minds we're not crybabies. The "art" is cringey as hell and I would rather give my money to buy a box of nothing. This art is awful. The tour deserves better. 
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I would definitely tag her in better fan-made DVD art to see there are far more deserving fans with better work than Aldo.

The "Rebel Heart DVD" topic on this forum is about to hit the 200 pages.
In the meanwhile... Madonna is teaching Nicky Minaj songs to the twins. 

I work for a company called Blueprint London. We specialise in designing and printing artwork for the Home Entertainment industry, and my client is Universal Pictures. As both an industry professional and fan I am surprised this artwork was chosen for the press release (if not the final product). I can appreciate the concept but the execution falls short. No need to dwell on it's shortcomings here, as they've already been addressed elsewhere in this thread.
 
Although I hope this isn't the final product, it would be very bad Marketing practise to announce a release date via press release showing one design, only to change it further down the line. It's confusing for fans, and the inconsistency would disrupt the sales momentum created by the press release in the first instance.
 
That said, I suspect most die hard fans have already seen the show either on Showtime or via YouTube. Waiting this long after the event is a mistake in terms of physical release potential. However, I suspect the sale of the TV rights were far more profitable than the number of units any physical release could hope to achieve. The sales of those rights usually impose an exclusivity window before they can be resold to another distributor, or commit to a physical release, which is why we've waited so long for the DVD.
 
A DVD/Blu-ray/CD is a nice memento for collector's, but it's not a money-spinner in this age. Remembering first and foremost that this is a business, I'd suggest it's increasingly irrelevant to compare the sales strategy of this release to any of her previous concert DVDs.
 
The inclusion of a double-CD is potentially a good idea - the additional manufacturing costs are negligible compared to the perceived retail value, and it gives reason to buy the physical release if you've already watched it on Showtime. That said, I find it hard to believe anyone who wants the audio wouldn't have already ripped it (or simply downloaded it) from the internet by now, which is why not including the missing songs feels like a wasted opportunity on the physical release.
 
I'm on the fence regarding TOAC. Yes, it's inclusion would've been a must-have for any fan; but then again it's increasingly mythical once-in-a-lifetime (or should that be twice-in-a-lifetime?) status makes it's even more special for those who got to see it. And in any case, it was a completely different show to Rebel Heart, so why would it be included in the Rebel Heart Tour DVD?
 
One further thought - I suspect TOC is still a work in progress; a demo version of a show Madonna hopes to tour later on in life. It might not necessarily be called TOC and the set-list will surely be refined; but why put out an official release for a work-in-progress now, which might cannibalise sales of a new, far more polished tour in the future?
 
Ultimately though, I'm a fan and I'm just grateful that we're getting a release. It's a brilliant show that deserves to be archived and remembered. Thank you again Madonna. I'm looking forward to it.

I applaud what he's accomplished, I don't applaud the work he put out. 
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I applaud what he's accomplished, I don't applaud the work he put out. 
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