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Apology for what? Lol I stand by what I said. She didn't switch the subject and there was no reason to believe she wasn't talking about Madonna. Either the interview was really badly edited or the Blessed Madonna articulates just as clearly as Donald Trump. 
I don't know how you got that she was talking about Dua based off that interview alone, but congratulations. 

Hard Candy was awful
MDNA shouldn't exist
Rebel Heart has some of the worst songs she's ever recorded with a couple of really great songs
Madame X was meh 
 

Maybe it’s the rumored collab with Sarah Brightman from years back?!?

I think this is the case. Everyone is taking The Blessed Madonna comment out of context. A new song or a remix or whatever it is would not be good promotion for the MX Film I think. Everyone would be talking about it and forget about the show. Unless it's something related to the show specifically, like a remix of a MX song or something, which I highly doubt.

Thank God you're here to help us all

Yeah let's not overshadow that successful era 

We can all dream. Madonna is in Italy having parties and making instagram shoots with her boyfriend.
Knowing how much of a control freak she is, do you really think those would be her actions if she were on the verge of a major release?

To be fair Elton is an absolute legend.


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I interpret that she's talking about Dua. She is being asked about the two of them at first, and she starts talking about her love for Madonna and thanks Dua for letting her be a part of that and then says they'll keep working together in a new remix.
"I am forever grateful..." to Dua, for Future Nostalgia club remix album.
"That relationship has continued..." with Dua.

The Blessed Madonna? Again? Why not our beloved @dubtronic?

"HER" refers to Dua.
I'm a Madonna superfan. I think that a lot of the driving force of that and part of the reason I related to her so much, especially as a kid, was because I was trying to work out a lot of the same stuff as a Catholic person. I really related to where she was coming from. She was certainly my gateway into dance music as much as anyone was, it felt amazing. <--- talking about Madonna
I am forever grateful to HER for letting me be a part of that. <--- talking about being grateful to Dua for letting her remix a track with her icon, Madonna
And that relationship has continued: I've actually just remixed something of hers. It’s a collaboration with someone else that's getting ready to come out. It’s a legendary duo…” <--- Back to talking about Dua

Please no Kylie.

People throw around superlatives like theyre candy. I clearly do not have the same definition of "legendary" as most people.
It's probably Kylie.

If she meant Madonna and she used the word legendary then it can only be the long awaited and waaay overdue Paula Abdul collab. 

Gambler was considered to be included on Celebration, Warner made a remix edit of the Extended Remix especially for this compilation but it was discarded. 

Source?

I'd love a Vision Quest special edition dvd+cd including deleted scenes, the full Gambler and Crazy for you film versions, and of course Warning Signs.

Lack of demand? I mean, I had completely forgotten that Gambler existed, and I bet a lot of other Madonna listeners on Spotify would co-sign me. 
Also I encountered the same problem on Amazon a few years ago when I was trying to purchase all the albums/songs in MP3 format. I couldn't find Gambler on there, and had to download it through other means elsewhere.

I’m nervous about her curating it herself. One can’t be objective about oneself. She might leave out things she just doesn’t like. Didn’t she once say that Cherish was “the most retarded” song she ever wrote?
 
Anyway, she’s not a musician or a music fan, so she probably won’t look at this whole project the same way we do. Just look at how she went about The Immaculate Collection. Who newly remixes their entire greatest hits album with their current producer? Well she did and it actually turned out pretty good.

So maybe we’re all fretting over nothing.
 
I’m just hoping to get digital versions of some of the tracks that have never been available digitally before: 
-the million different versions of Everybody
-the alternate version of Burning Up
-Open Your Heart remix
-You Can Dance single edits
 
And I’ve always heard that she didn’t really have a lot of unreleased material. I mean, again, she’s not a musician, so she doesn’t sit around her house making new music in her free time like Prince, Bowie, MJ, etc. So I hope all these bonus tracks are alternate versions and unreleased remixes. I love that shit.

I agree! Garbage gave the same treatment to their first two albums  as well. I’m not sure I would call them small though. They were huge in the 90’s. 

They could do something like Barbea Streisand's Release Me: a collection of unheard tracks, where they kept the original vocals but sometimes reworked the arrangement / production to make the song sound fresh and modern.

If a small rock band like Garbage can remaster and re-release their 3rd studio album, originally released in 2001 with b sides, demos and remixes (including both commercially released and rare ones that collectors don't even know about) like they've done for their previous two albums (the 1995 debut and 1998's follow up Version 2.0), there's no reason M can't do something similar 
https://music.apple.com/us/album/beautifulgarbage-20th-anniversary-deluxe/1580427316

they were great sets sound wise and each set had just the original albums, but also a small singles collection of the songs released from those albums in their "single mixed" form, a live album from the era and a random disc that was unreleased songs from one album or a remixed version of the album that was how they wanted it to sound and failed to achieve at the time or bowie wanted to make sound slightly different years later as he was unhappy.
 
it missed off loads of other bonus tracks from previous remasters but it didn't matter. the priority was simple remasters, that could then be released outside of the boxes as the best versions for any newer album pressings
 
you can't appease madonna fans now. she's left it too late to do 1 album boxsets of multiple discs and demos as the physical cd format that is financially accessible is over. the general public won't pay the price of those sets and many fans wouldn't either. each album would be 70 dollars and thats insane pricing so there is no point. download only is not acceptable either as the fans hate that

the best course of action is simplicity. 
 
madonna and warner should ignore all those fan demands and start with a simple set of studio album remastered era boxsets. the way to do it is to literally imitate these david bowie sets. forget, one album boxsets of endless demos and unreleased tracks (have a few of course), ignore remix eps, single collection remasters. just get the albums remastered in groupings, then a year after release use the new remasters for any future pressings
if you look at the bowie sets. seriously, they are concise. it's not an exercise in throwing crap demos and fantasy mythological unused tracks at the fans. we all want a 4cd erotica boxset, and 12 cd ray of light boxset, but it ain't gonna happen
https://www.davidbowie.com/blog/2020/9/27/david-bowie-era-five-box-set-update

I prefer to wait and see before I celebrate anything.