ChrisK

For me, Confessions era hands down - the, artwork, the tour - the entire era was so well done! Xstatic was amazing also - it was so dark, so gritty, so raw, so dirty (in the sense it wasn't polished) - a complete change for Madonna. Blame it on Rio - was just silly - V Magazine with Katy Perry was cool, but not really an installation and the Marilyn inspired recent shoot - could have been something better, but was a little amateurish in my view - not as polished as Confessions or X static.

I never noticed it, until I saw the NRM MDNA interlude takes!

It's appalling that FB is allowing this to happen - or not providing an option to allow these pages to exist.

True!

True and agree, but in this sense, I think a demo release from Madonna would not be a work in progress, but rather a finished song (or near finished).

I think there's a very high chance it's her - she was there, Klein was there - she was promoting D&G dresses -

Not sure, the database info did state 'demo's' and mixes - so in my view, we are guaranteed at least one demo - who knows what the proportion will be - though demos' vs mixes'.

True, but it's almost a finished song even if rough -

Your Honesty was also released - She won't release 'rough demo's' , can't see her ever doing that - but I do see her releasing unreleased songs (aka demos).

The VMA's - so was thiccccccccccccckkkkkkkk - she's lost a shit load of weight, no double being hospitalized and then not being able to eat for weeks properly - then doing on tour.

2.5 weeks and we’ll know the tracklist! Unless, someone someone already knows it, and if so, welcome to slide into my DM's ;)

oh I'm wrong then - I just remembered reading some discussion when the Who's That Girl RSD release was around.

Record Store Day is always physical and only on vinyl - typically, the rules are that the content cannot go digital for a period of time.

She was like, not today, I'm not having another LFL moment -

Regardless of how she got her success, doesn't change the fact that from a sales perspective she will unfortunately surpass Madonna. Taylor is a brand, a corporation. Up until recently, she remained very a-politcal - so interesting to see her actually have a point of view now.