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Has Promised here are all the clips the auction house would send me 

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honestly, does anyone knows any of her songs besides Shake it off ? nope .
so I wouldn't worry, Madonna is safe from that insignificant crap .

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/szcj3878mcg8vi34mvgnc/10.-Madonna-Early-Recording.wav?rlkey=yo3jx34l34rh6xl7jv6g6rfne&e=1&st=kpw3bejl&dl=0

Could this mean it's coming next?

If I had a dime for every Madonna collab rumor that I've heard since joining this site that has turned out to be false... 

lol no why

And where is candy shop. It's been to long

I doubt there will be a 2nd leg but..... if she does here's' how I would want the setlist to evolve:
• New drag queen intro (Bianca Del Rio? Trixie Matell?)
• Nothing Really Matters
• Causing a Commotion (with "Where's The Party" elements)
• Into the Groove
• Open Your Heart
• Holiday (with "I Want Your Love")
• Live To Tell (with "In This Life")
• Like a Prayer (with "Unholy" and "Act of Contrition")
• Papa Don't Preach instrumental (dance interlude)
• Rescue Me
• Erotica/Justify My Love mashup
• Hung Up
• Thief of Hearts
• Ballroom interlude
• Vogue
• I'll Remember
• 4 Minutes (interlude)
• Die Another Day
• Don't Tell Me
• Amazing
• Deeper & Deeper
• Drowned World/Substitute For Love (acoustic)
• Beautiful Stranger
• I Don't Search... (Interlude)
• Borderline (with a bit of "Crazy for You")
• Ray of Light
• Girl Gone Wild (with "Bitch I'm Madonna")
• Celebration
• Music
• Encore: The Power of Goodbye (with something on the screen at the end that reads "I've had so many lives; and I've realized; how many times I've died")
• Encore 2: Like a Virgin (with a big dramatic opening: "I made it through the wilderness.....somehow I made it through.....")

Any updates on Spotify would be appreciated, that is what this thread is supposed to be about.

It's outrageous !!! Vincent wants to kill us all!!
Please share this with everyone !!
 

A lot of the same people who call out Madonna for surgery talk about how wonderful Cher looks 😅, so y’know I don’t think the general public is a great metric. Madonna can and will continue to do what she wants, and that in itself is a fight against ageism. Unapologetically living your life as you please into your golden years. 

And Gaza.

Love him,  so many good tracks. American Life is pure perfection 

Go out and buy "The Music of James Bond" by John Burlingame.
 
Work began on the song early in 2002, according to French Michel Colombier, who wrote and conducted the string arrangement, Colombier (a veteran composer whose credits included the pop symphony Wings and film scores for White Nights and Against All Odds) had recently worked with Madonna and her Paris-based producer Mirwais Ahmadzaï on their album Music, supplying the string arrangement for the song "Don't Tell Me.
Madonna and Mirwais (as he was known professionally) were working on her next studio album when the call came from "the Bond people, Colombier said. One of the songs they were working on "could maybe work for it," Mirwais told Colombier; they sent a demo to the studio that was "this techno thing," an electronica piece rewritten to accommodate the film and the title. According to Colombier, the studio responded: "We love the song, but can you bridge it to the tradition of Bond in some way?" That's when Madonna and Mirwais called Colombier to help.
MGM sent Colombier (who was in Los Angeles) a rough edit of the opening of the film. "I knew that I had to do something film-score-esque; he said. Mirwais sent Colombier a long version of the Madonna-Mirwais track, Colombier wrote "a bunch of things to it" and then flew to London to conduct an ensemble of 60 string players at AIR Studios. From there, Mirwais took the track back to Paris and then did "a complete production job," Colombier said. "What you hear is not what I wrote. The way that it came out is completely Mirwais. He is a master manipulator. Sixty real strings, played live, became audio files in his computer. They can be chopped like pieces of fabric. He's amazingly brilliant with that."
Colombier also designed an instrumental version of the theme for possible use over the end titles. Madonna attended the recording session in London, he noted. "In the instrumental version, there is a moment when I went into almost a tango feeling. At the rehearsal, they did it extremely well, instinctively. When we started doing the take, it just lost the 'fire.' Madonna, in the booth, grabbed the talkback mic and told them, It's not sexy enough, think about sex!' She really participates."
Colombier's rich string arrangement provided the drama, especially in the opening measures before Madonna's vocal enters. Her cryptic lyrics were a curiosity ("I'm gonna keep this secret / I'm gonna close my body now . . .") but Mirwais's electronica sounds, which dominate the track, made "Die Another Day" the most sonically edgy Bond theme ever. (Soon afterward, Madonna asked Colombier to score her film Swept Away, which would be released later in 2002, a month before the Bond film.)
The track apparently went through various incarnations. "We went through several interpolations of it." producer Michael G. Wilson later said, "but I think when she saw the rough material we were going to use, she sort of adapted the song and changed the title to 'Die Another Day." Added director Lee Tamahori: "When I first heard it, I was a little concerned because it seemed to have stops and starts and didn't seem to be that evocative. But she rewrote--the chorus was written for the movie, and I think it's made quite a profound difference."
As Madonna herself said before the film's release: "I hemmed and hawed about it for a while. Everybody wants to do the theme song of a James Bond movie, and I never like to do what everybody else likes to do. It's just some perverse thing in me. But then I thought about it and I said, you know what? James Bond needs to get techno.
Years later, she praised Colombier's contribution: "Mirwais brought Michel to me. That song is so cinematic; I'm so excited when I get to work with a live orchestra. Those strings in Die Another Day' are chilling and, because of that, it's one of my favorite songs."

there's so much to be done but Emily is still at Starbucks waiting for her double shot latte 

Herb Ritts
Demarchelier
Helmut Newton
Steven Meisel
Testino...
...Ricardo Gomes
Sigh... 

This is the most horrible horror story I've read recently.

EWwwwww So That's reason she post the horribly photoshopped pictures on her Instagram.
 "This is cool you should post it"
 

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Some "fans" are really her worst haters sometimes!

One good and bad thing about remixes usually is they're always very much of their time, more so than the original productions. They're really time capsules.
Listening to "Finally Enough Love" in its full 50-track version is a good example of this and the evolution of commercial dance remixes through the years. I loved this about that compilation, the journey through the history of remixes through five decades.

Candy shop acoustic

Random but this comment from a ATRL user is sending me 
“
It begins with Madonna sitting in a team meeting. Her phone lights up -- A text from Guy: "I want to see a marriage counselor".
She closes her eyes. She sighs. A montage of clips gossiping about her adoption, her marriage struggles, her age...these flash across the screen. She is tired of the controversies and personal life challenges. 
She opens them and stares at the group of Warner A&R Reps. Silence.
"Candy Shop. That's the single."
"....no..." says one of the Reps. "Absolutely not. We're doing the Justin Timberlake song".
She smiles. She knows what she is doing. She has a plan. A flash of Candy Shop performances from future tours flashes before her eyes.
"Fine. We'll call the record Hard Candy"
"But Madonna, it's already called Give It 2 Me, and we have the boxing theme photoshoot already comple--"
"Hard Candy."
She is a freedom fighter.
Title credits roll: Madonna: Still Sticky, Still Sweet -- The Biopic.
" 

“The focus of this film will always be previous branding opportunities. Deals like Hard Candy Fitness and Gap kept me going and music was just a side thing for me. There are so many untold and inspiring stories like Itau negotiations and who better to tell it than me,” she continued.

Madonna has just been hit with another class action lawsuit, this time from a disgruntled fan who alleges her “Celebration Tour” was overly sexual and disrespectful to fans.
 
As reported by TMZ, a fan named Justen Lipeles filed the suit against Madonna, claiming that concertgoers were presented with “****ography without warning” and were “forced to watch topless women on stage simulating sex acts.” He also alleges that the artist encouraged fans to strip, though, reportedly, it was less of a sexual request and had more to do with the high temperatures within the venue. (Madonna addressed her preference for heat back in April, calling out the production staff of her Miami show for blasting the air conditioning.)
 
Lipeles was also unhappy with the performance, as the suit also includes complaints related to the show’s delayed start, alleged instances of lip-syncing, and the aforementioned high temperatures.
source : Gagadaily