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2:00 Minute mark you can hear the Physical Attraction Synth. 

Mike Dean was on the pipe too hard, he forgot to boost the mids.

We have two or three video versions included on CD singles, and their sound quality is identical to the other versions/remixes. For OYH, the video version is exactly the same as the album version, but it features a very cool 10-second intro.

Rather than forgetting to boost the mids, he actually diminished them. 
I still can’t understand how no one noticed the mess of OYH in FEL. I want to believe it was a mistake during the remastering process that somehow ended up in the final master of FEL. If Mike Dean really did that remastering of OYH and thought it was 'acceptable,' then he should be fired and never allowed to work with audio files again.

Mike Dean was on the pipe too hard, he forgot to boost the mids.

That’s incredibly important. If they remaster the EP to sound like OYH did on FEL, it would be like having nothing. OYH was probably the song most destroyed by the remastering on FEL.

The perfect EP would be:
Open Your Heart (7'' Remix) 3:59 Open Your Heart (Extended Remix) 10:35 Open Your Heart (Dub) 6:40 Open Your Heart (Video Version) 4:27

Please keep us informed about the latest single reissues. We don't have any new information

Say no to MDNA, embrace Hard Candy! The superior album and thats not up to debate 🥰

I will say, with MDNA, it's an album that grows in you over the years (unlike HC). A shame that it sounds rushed on some tracks but a lot of standouts!
GGW, GB, TUTR, Superstar, Masterpiece, FF, IAS... 

The hate for the album was already there when the lead single leaked months ahead to negative reception and they still went with it as the lead.
The song was so bad, that Madonna even lost the radio support she had in Europe and that paired with her slightly arrogant "reductive" interview made her look washed up in the eyes of the public. Her image still hasn’t recovered from it. To say she didn’t care is also not true. She definitely did, she recorded another diss track for Rebel Heart which she thankfully never released.
That wasn’t the main issue with the album. The problem was the very apparent lack of cohesion between the songs. Her previous albums all sounded like one body of work that was conceived as a whole. For MDNA you could tell that the Solveig tracks were the core album that she actually worked on with the producer, maybe Best Friend and I'm Addicted as well. The rest were just stuff taken from the trash can of other artists. The Solveig tracks are some of the worst crap she has ever recorded. It’s infantile, sonically abhorrent and has aged even worse.
I agree that the album wasn’t as negatively received by fans as it is now but that’s usually how it is. Fans need some time to digest an album usually before forming a final opinion. Compared to Rebel Heart and Hard Candy, MDNA lacks proper direction and stronger material. The only that is ironically worse is Madame X, which is pretty much 100% Madonna.

Do you know the real issue with MDNA @Adonna? Because I’m tired of ignoring the elephant in the room. The album came out during a fierce rivalry with another singer who was being called the "new Madonna" (I refuse to say her name). Many fans were expecting MDNA to be the album that would kick that singer’s ass, allowing Madonna to reclaim her original throne. When the album couldn't do it (with no clear hits and dropping like a rock on the sales charts), that's when they started to tear MDNA apart (not to mention there was already a group ready to tear the album apart in defense of this "new Madonna").
To ignore this is to miss the real reason behind some fans' hatred toward MDNA. Madonna didn’t care about that rivalry and made the album she wanted to make.

Another epic image.

Trust me we could all feel your anger even without the reaction 

Cherish... cherissshhh!

Where is the angry react when i need it!?

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With the quickness... this is my desktop:

With the quickness... this is my desktop:

Cherish... cherissshhh!

With the quickness... this is my desktop:

With the quickness... this is my desktop:

I'm thinking Guy's reference to the Celebration Tour being over "for now" might just mean until we see the show again on a streaming platform and/or limited theater release. I don't think she's going to repeat this tour for so many reasons but the amount of time involved and the intense physical strain  would seem like pretty good guesses why she'd rather park herself in a director's chair. I would gladly see this tour a few more times BUT I don't think she'll tour again until she has some new music, possibly tied to the biopic since that appears to be at the top of her professional agenda.   

Cherish... cherissshhh!