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They're not studio albums so, no. But I've never listened to I'm Breathless, Evita, The Immaculate Collection, or GHV2 all the way through.

Not sure if this has been posted yet or not, but how amazing 🤩 

The Celebration Tour is Madonna’s sixth trek to gross more than $100 million. The only other acts to achieve this are the Eagles, The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen, and U2, making her the sole woman in this elite group.
https://www.billboard.com/music/chart-beat/madonna-the-celebration-tour-225-million-1235674536/

Thanks. Yeah, was definitely alarming! Not very pleasant.
Girl you gotta stop tagging that person, they don't want to be tagged 

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WE WANT THE REISSUES! WE WANT THE REISSUES! WE DONT GIVE AF ABOUT RAINBOW VINYL OR A SILVER TRUE BLUE REPRESS!

Yes there’s an echo on the vocals 

Happy First Day that the Reissues are Possible Again Day!!!!!! To all who celebrate 

I just got The Immaculate Collection on CD but the CD looked a little scratched so I’m test-playing it currently. And I have a question!!!
is “Material Girl” supposed to sound like… that? It sounded kind of echoey to me, like there were echoed background vocals. I’m  inclined to think it’s just an alternate version than I’m used to, but I want to make sure it’s not an error caused by CD damage. 

Happy First Day that the Reissues are Possible Again Day!!!!!! To all who celebrate 

I still cant believe she squibbed on having someone in her team make a tour book. Such a pity to break the streak, especially for a GH tour

In retrospect, it's kind of wild how this whole tour played out. After that clumsy performance with Maluma and her face at the Grammys, I thought this tour was going to be a disaster. Then her near death illness happened making me think the tour would be permanently cancelled and she'd never perform again.
In the end, she bounced back and put on one of the best shows she's ever done culminating in a performance in front of 1.6 million people. I never thought any of this would've happened.

I gotta admit, there's a tinge of sadness wrapping up this tour.
The amazing thing is, I got to be there for both the opening night in London and the closing night in Rio. I lived through the start and end of this epic journey, which might just be her last big tour, although I really hope I'm dead wrong 🥺
During the first night in London, I was happy but couldn't fully vibe with the show even though it was a total surprise. It was a rough day for me, and even though I was physically there, all I could see were the flaws.
Realizing I needed to give it another shot, I decided to catch the show again, in Lisbon. Then, being in Italy at the end of November (I'm Italian), I couldn't miss Milan. With each stop, I became less critical and started to enjoy the show more and more.
Up until Milan, I liked the show more, but it hadn't quite stolen my heart. I even thought maybe I'd seen it one too many times. I had never seen a Madonna tour more than twice before.
Then comes the surprise: I hear from my ex who lives in San Francisco, and he tells me he's got an extra ticket for the Celebration Tour in SF and invites me to join him. After some thinking, I managed to find a great deal on flights and decided to go, making it my first visit to the wonderful California. San Francisco swept me off my feet and was a magical place that changed me in some ways.That night, I was on cloud nine before the show.
I wasn't sure how I'd experience the show, given it was the fourth time, but I ended up loving everything way more than before. And this time, I saw Madonna for the first time from the stands, but I was still really close because I was down below. I was moved; I never took out my phone and danced and sang my heart out!
 
Then I did something insane: I hopped on a flight to Rio, where I still am now, working remotely from here and keeping European hours (crazy), barely getting any sleep. I'm loving Rio, like mad. The people are fantastic.
 
But seeing this show in Copacabana was an absolutely mind-blowing way to wrap up my journey with Madonna. I cried, I was moved, I felt connected to everyone there: ladies in their 50s or 60s singing their hearts out, members of the Brazilian LGBTQ community, people of all sorts, but all united by a unique joy. And by the energy Madonna gave us, giving it her all in this show in front of 1.6 million people, with the sea right there, in an even more magical atmosphere than in stadiums, where I think Madonna has always delivered much more than in closed spaces. It's the same show, but I had a completely different experience from the others; it was incredible ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
And even now, I still feel a bit there in Copacabana, I haven't fully recovered from that emotional storm.
Sorry if I'm going on about the sound of the official recordings and especially the out-of-sync audience, but you can't imagine what I experienced in Copacabana, you have no idea what the crowd was like there. We all danced while watching her sing and move on stage, we were all part of the performance too. This needs to be remembered.
So I'm watching many times the TV recording searching for the emotions I lived through, but I can't find them completely. Sure, the recordings are incredible, but there are elements that make me think "the real show was something else". The thing I hate the most is that at some points, you can't hear the audience even though we were all singing along, the audience gets cut out almost abruptly. And the second thing I hate so much is hearing the audience out of sync (and seeing Madonna out of sync too, with audio that wasn't from Rio, but they couldn't adapt it in a way that seemed realistic). 🙉👎
The real show sounded almost like in stadiums: I could hear the voices of the entire audience, but I could also hear her live voice. It was incredible. 🌟🎶🌴
 
Sorry for this long message, I hope you all understand 🥺

Mariah just finished her residency in Vegas which was a chronological run-through of her career called The Celebration of Mimi (a pun on the previous "Emancipation" and "Adventures" names she used) and this is how the stage looks like:

When I was very... wayward child?

It was a big moment for the rimming community. I felt so represented.

Now that the tour has ended, and in such a splendorous way, I can't help but feel a little sad. For weeks I saw reports about the concert on TV, everywhere people were talking about it, and now it has ended. This was my first M concert ever, and I still can't believe I was there. I wish I could live on that moment forever, it was so special that I just can't put it into words, I feel blessed I had the opportunity to see her after so many years of wait. I hope this was the first time of many to come.

Your story is amazing - I'm so happy for you! You have one of the coolest experiences in Madonna fan history. You will never lose that!!!!

I love that she ends all the pop girlies, showing them a true PERFORMER tours the world.

I watched the whole broadcast with my friend and I did not notice half the shit you're all on about. There were certain songs that I thought did seem masked by pre-recorded vocals (Into The Groove / Everybody / Justify My Love  / Erotica come to mind) but I mostly felt it was live vocals shining through 90% of the show. 
And my friend DID make a comment about the audience "being behind a little" and hoped it didn't throw her off if she looked at them and saw them singing the wrong lines. 
But I don't think there was anything so bad to really stand out and make people doubt any authenticity. People aren't nitpicking.

I watched the whole broadcast with my friend and I did not notice half the shit you're all on about. There were certain songs that I thought did seem masked by pre-recorded vocals (Into The Groove / Everybody / Justify My Love  / Erotica come to mind) but I mostly felt it was live vocals shining through 90% of the show. 
And my friend DID make a comment about the audience "being behind a little" and hoped it didn't throw her off if she looked at them and saw them singing the wrong lines. 
But I don't think there was anything so bad to really stand out and make people doubt any authenticity. People aren't nitpicking.

I watched the whole broadcast with my friend and I did not notice half the shit you're all on about. There were certain songs that I thought did seem masked by pre-recorded vocals (Into The Groove / Everybody / Justify My Love  / Erotica come to mind) but I mostly felt it was live vocals shining through 90% of the show. 
And my friend DID make a comment about the audience "being behind a little" and hoped it didn't throw her off if she looked at them and saw them singing the wrong lines. 
But I don't think there was anything so bad to really stand out and make people doubt any authenticity. People aren't nitpicking.

No one else will 😹

I hope she gets hard at work on a new album while simultaneously crafting and releasing ultimate collector's edition box sets for her 80s albums.

Your story is amazing - I'm so happy for you! You have one of the coolest experiences in Madonna fan history. You will never lose that!!!!

It was a big moment for the rimming community. I felt so represented.

It was a big moment for the rimming community. I felt so represented.

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