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Worst decision ever: hiring Guy Oseary as her primary solo manager. 

I think the 360 degree deal was a really smart deal - she banked a shitload of coin and was guaranteed funding pretty much for the next lot of albums , videos and tours.
MDNA was the first album - We know what happened, William Orbit was pretty public about that - Rebel Heart she put so much effort into that and the leaks fucked it for her - and Madame X she had full creative control over, well in fact, she has full creative control over all of her albums. 
She did what she wanted at the time, made the albums she wanted to and presented her music the way she wanted, got $120 million + and whatever she banked from her tours.
The MDNA tour was bloody EPIC! Rebel Heart was amazing and Madame X is exactly how it should be for the album that it was based off.
 

so was I!!
 

CAN PEOPLE CUT THE CRAP AND STOP PUBLICLY SHARING AND ASKING! 
We don't want this amazing forum to be in trouble or shutdown! What people sharing is illegal! 

Someone who successfully created a truly dreadful design!

Someone who successfully created a truly dreadful design!

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Cant be as Candy Store wasn't recorded till 2007 it was actually "The Devil Wouldn't Recognize You". 

Lucky Star - Alternate Edit - TM Century Gold Disc 131
Lucky Star - 7" Edit - on another TM Century Gold Disc

Borderline It looks like this one is from a CD source and just like Lucky Star 7" Version https://www.discogs.com/Various-GoldDisc-131/release/11531250 - Also there's another Gold Disc featuring Lucky Star 7" .
 

It's all about preferences! Some love the upgrades on the album vs others prefer the original demo -  I would've left Queen on the album as who's dying to have those lame ass bonus LFL mixes?  
 

It's all about preferences! Some love the upgrades on the album vs others prefer the original demo -  I would've left Queen on the album as who's dying to have those lame ass bonus LFL mixes?  
 

ANBD doesn't count as it's from 1983 and it firstly appeared an Dress You Up CD Japan.

Lucky Star - Alternate Edit - TM Century Gold Disc 131
Lucky Star - 7" Edit - on another TM Century Gold Disc

Madonna would have to sell around 15m copies for each album recorded if stayed with Warner which we can all agree would have not happened. With Live Nation advanced $100m for her to sign with them for 10 yrs with an advance for $17m as well as another $50m in cash and shares and multimillion dollar windfalls for each of three albums she will commit to. With this new contract her name is a brand in merchandising, touring, sponsorships, etc...

Nile Rodgers confirmed LAV was recorded on a Sony 24-Track PCM 3324 DASH digital multitrack, through an SSL E-series console, and mixed to a Sony PCM F1 two track 12-bit deck. 
Also stated on the linear notes, "fanatically recorded digitally on Sony equipment".

yes I read about LMTWGR  too. Aiwa fixed the problem and posted link in the forum - I haven't personally D/L myself...unsure about white heat yet - where did get yrs?

the Remix/Edit?

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For Warner the bigger risk would be to overpay for an artist that does not seem to be generating the revenue to support the contract when all money is mostly generated by touring. Madonna would have to sell around 15m copies of each of the concert promoter's three albums to recoup its investment on that piece of the deal.

For Warner the bigger risk would be to overpay for an artist that does not seem to be generating the revenue to support the contract when all money is mostly generated by touring. Madonna would have to sell around 15m copies of each of the concert promoter's three albums to recoup its investment on that piece of the deal.

Nile Rodgers confirmed LAV was recorded on a Sony 24-Track PCM 3324 DASH digital multitrack, through an SSL E-series console, and mixed to a Sony PCM F1 two track 12-bit deck. 
Also stated on the linear notes, "fanatically recorded digitally on Sony equipment".

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