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If Music was removed because she wasn't able to do the choreography, then it makes sense that most of energetic dance songs were removed. Probably Vogue, Holiday and light dance songs will be exceptions.

From dancers: Nothing Really Matters, Bedtime Story, Crazy For You.
Madonna posted a pic of a paper with Like a Virgin/Billie Jean and Bitch I'm Madonna. Also, there was a pic with lyrics that seemed to be Hold Tight.
 
That's it.  

From dancers: Nothing Really Matters, Bedtime Story, Crazy For You.
Madonna posted a pic of a paper with Like a Virgin/Billie Jean and Bitch I'm Madonna. Also, there was a pic with lyrics that seemed to be Hold Tight.
 
That's it.  

Too many songs are being teased, which means there is a lot of trolling by some fan sites and twitter accounts. 

Rebel Heart song is Hold Tight based on that pic with  lyrics, but if the show is biographical, Joan of Arc would make so much sense. Veni Vidi Vici too, but Joan of Arc is a more likely alternative to Human Nature.
Dancers teased Nothing Really Matters and Bedtime Story, so that is pretty much confirmed as rehearsed or featured in some way. Bad Girl, the song many of us want, has only been teased by a fan site.

Inside The Groove twitter:
"Probably no surprises here, but two confirmed songs on the setlist are Erotica and Frozen. The latter is described as sounding big and theatrical and will be a big vocal showcase for Madonna. There is also some intel on Give It 2 Me."

Inside The Groove twitter:
"Probably no surprises here, but two confirmed songs on the setlist are Erotica and Frozen. The latter is described as sounding big and theatrical and will be a big vocal showcase for Madonna. There is also some intel on Give It 2 Me."

Is it a cover if she sings a song where she is a featured artist? 

How many fuck you songs do we need?
It has become boring that Madonna needs fuck you moment for every show or whatever.
I think the biggest fuck you move she could do would be integrating as many hits as possible into the show and wowing the public with them. This woman has around 50 WW hits. 

I didn't expect that much love for Burning Up. It seemed to be underrated in the past. 
Also, it is surprising Lucky Star didn't get more votes. It is one of her best pure pop songs. 

Considering she was still working on her album and it was one of the first finished songs, it isn't really shocking. 

I didn't expect that much love for Burning Up. It seemed to be underrated in the past. 
Also, it is surprising Lucky Star didn't get more votes. It is one of her best pure pop songs. 

I didn't expect that much love for Burning Up. It seemed to be underrated in the past. 
Also, it is surprising Lucky Star didn't get more votes. It is one of her best pure pop songs. 

In art, there is a technique called grisaille in which an artist uses a monochromatic palette in greys. After that other colors are applied and the artist only has to focus on light and shade. 
It makes sense they did a similar thing for Rain video. Filmed in black and white, then digitally colored. It really made the colors and the contrast between blue and Madonna's almost white skin pop.
I assume there should be black and white b-rolls, besides the colored ones.

In art, there is a technique called grisaille in which an artist uses a monochromatic palette in greys. After that other colors are applied and the artist only has to focus on light and shade. 
It makes sense they did a similar thing for Rain video. Filmed in black and white, then digitally colored. It really made the colors and the contrast between blue and Madonna's almost white skin pop.
I assume there should be black and white b-rolls, besides the colored ones.

In art, there is a technique called grisaille in which an artist uses a monochromatic palette in greys. After that other colors are applied and the artist only has to focus on light and shade. 
It makes sense they did a similar thing for Rain video. Filmed in black and white, then digitally colored. It really made the colors and the contrast between blue and Madonna's almost white skin pop.
I assume there should be black and white b-rolls, besides the colored ones.

In art, there is a technique called grisaille in which an artist uses a monochromatic palette in greys. After that other colors are applied and the artist only has to focus on light and shade. 
It makes sense they did a similar thing for Rain video. Filmed in black and white, then digitally colored. It really made the colors and the contrast between blue and Madonna's almost white skin pop.
I assume there should be black and white b-rolls, besides the colored ones.

I wonder what Stuart Price will deliver. Considering he was great with mixing different songs on Confessions Tour, maybe he would make some megamixes.
It would be awesome if Madonna reprise his Like a Virgin Confessions Tour remix.

Rosie said "Don't worry, Mo. I can fill in for the first few dates, sis. They won't know a thing"

Yes, she has a whole team that is paid, but the other team is her family who loves her and is willing to care for her.

Who's That Girl deserved a spot.  I hate the comparison to La Isla Bonita. It is a great song and that is what matters. Also, it was a bigger hit than Dress You Up and some other stuff. Although, Dress You Up is important too.
If there was space on the CD,  they shouldn't  have edited Express Yourself.
I adore Q-sound mix of Express Yourself. And the video remix.

From the Wikipedia:
One of the instrumental demos Leonard submitted for Jackson's approval had "some form of a vocal", and included the phrase "La Isla Bonita", but Jackson and Jones did not like it and rejected it. After meeting with Madonna to start working on True Blue, Leonard showed her the demo, and she worked on it to create some of the lyrics and melodies; "it wouldn't have occurred to me to do anything like that with her. But she liked it", Leonard recalled.

Source?

Source?

If I recall, she originally wrote ITG for Mark Kamins, but decided to use it in the film DSS because it needed a dance song for the club scene.  I assume she probably didn't think much of the song since she quickly wrote it because she was anticipating going out on a date with a Puerto Rican boy that lived across the hall from her at the time.