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Madame X  -  still good but by her standards probably her worst one 
The over use of vocoder makes it feel like you just feel like a computer is making the vocals and miss that connection of hearing her real voice without being altered so much and is on practically every song all the way through 
I do love Extreme Occident, Killers Who Are Partying and I Don't Search I Find but that's about it and do love the live arrangement of Future from the tour just wish it didn;t have the vocoder effects throughout it
Imagine if she had decided to apply the vocoder robot voice effects  throughout an album like Erotica or Like A Prayer it would have killed those albums too  

Madame X  -  still good but by her standards probably her worst one 
The over use of vocoder makes it feel like you just feel like a computer is making the vocals and miss that connection of hearing her real voice without being altered so much and is on practically every song all the way through 
I do love Extreme Occident, Killers Who Are Partying and I Don't Search I Find but that's about it and do love the live arrangement of Future from the tour just wish it didn;t have the vocoder effects throughout it
Imagine if she had decided to apply the vocoder robot voice effects  throughout an album like Erotica or Like A Prayer it would have killed those albums too  

Imagine having that many people to panic and fuss when you almost trip. She lives like royalty.

yeah definitely ridiculous, such a pity cause all the rest was so on point this time: hair, make up, coat, bag, the falling on the street. But you know, it's our girl: she creates the Celebration tour and then she closes it with the Bitch I'm Madonna drunk granny nonsense  

it's the same remix that purple disco machine plays on his set, i suppose it's a purple disco machine remix rather than a mousse t remix
https://music.apple.com/us/song/like-a-prayer-remix-mixed/1762076884

At 1:42:30 seconds 
Does anyone know who did this remix? Maybe Mousse T himself ??
There are lots of terrible remixes of this song  - this ones not bad! 

At 1:42:30 seconds 
Does anyone know who did this remix? Maybe Mousse T himself ??
There are lots of terrible remixes of this song  - this ones not bad! 

At 1:42:30 seconds 
Does anyone know who did this remix? Maybe Mousse T himself ??
There are lots of terrible remixes of this song  - this ones not bad! 

Whomever did it, it's a slappin' mix.  Thanks for sharing.

At 1:42:30 seconds 
Does anyone know who did this remix? Maybe Mousse T himself ??
There are lots of terrible remixes of this song  - this ones not bad! 

At 1:42:30 seconds 
Does anyone know who did this remix? Maybe Mousse T himself ??
There are lots of terrible remixes of this song  - this ones not bad! 

The footage looks like Rio the way the audience directly around the stage is raised up higher  to be level with Catwalks but the rest of the audience is much lower down 

okay......but who said it?????

Over... for now? 
 

I assume he is referring to the tour film release.

I've no idea why you have tagged me in this thread, I couldn't care less about the tour.

Rain
Live To Tell
Oh Father
Paradise Not For Me
Secret

Rain
Live To Tell
Oh Father
Paradise Not For Me
Secret

I think extreme Occident is about her following her own path and having the courage and determination to follow her heart/follow her dreams  and instinct/own intuition and not conforming and doing what people advise her and not taking the easiest path and realising that she was right all long despite maybe moments of self-doubt along the way. Think is so similar in its theme to  Easy Ride from American Life apart from the obvious references to circles in both songs. Extreme Occident came across brilliantly on the Madame X tour was so emotional with such an amazing baseline combined with the staging - the filming/recording of it doesn't really capture It as good as it was.  
Interesting so many people see the song in different ways and what she is referring to/singing about 

I thought Extreme Occident might be about her moving to New York with $35 and finding her identity as a person/artist despite adversity and people telling her she shouldn't /not believing in her and maybe also in general about her life in general and thinking about the early 90s's backlash she got and wondering to herself if she was lost referenced by the lyrics 'No I wasn't lost  - I was right'  - 'the thing that hurt the most was that I wasn't lost'   - that she was right all long with her move to go to New York that took years before she became sussful and had money and then again in the 90s how the media turned on her with the Erotica/Sex book era 

Maybe it's silly but... She literally didnt need to. Like, she was EVERYWHERE. It's still surreal to me how LAP and others hits of hers werent performed until the respective tour started