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    Sillynate got a reaction from lucasciccone in Single Reissues Campaign - Causing a Commotion - OUT NOW   
    Wait Emily’s been a real person this whole time??? I thought it was a joke  
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    Sillynate got a reaction from DoneGone in Single Reissues Campaign - Causing a Commotion - OUT NOW   
    Wait Emily’s been a real person this whole time??? I thought it was a joke  
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    Sillynate got a reaction from Robertthenurse in Single Reissues Campaign - Causing a Commotion - OUT NOW   
    Wait Emily’s been a real person this whole time??? I thought it was a joke  
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    Sillynate got a reaction from Roy in Single Reissues Campaign - Causing a Commotion - OUT NOW   
    Wait Emily’s been a real person this whole time??? I thought it was a joke  
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    Sillynate reacted to Roland Barthes in "Back That Up" demo going viral on TikTok / official single release 2022/12/30 !   
    What a great way to celebrate the Rebel Heart leaks 8 years ago exactly !


    But i don't understand which version is viral, the Rebel Heart demo or the Madame X bonus one ?
     
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    Sillynate got a reaction from PlayPause in Single Reissues Campaign - Causing a Commotion - OUT NOW   
    I’m absolutely enjoying all these releases
    Here’s my Madonna introduction story (because everyone asked for it ): back in 2013, I got into Diplo’s music (I was a teenager in high school and EDM/rave music was popular amongst my age group.) Come early 2014, reports surfaced that Madonna and Diplo were working together for her then upcoming album. I decided I would listen once available. By December, 6 tracks were available; 3 of which were produced by Diplo. But the other 3 had me intrigued simply because of how dark their titles were: Devil Pray, Ghosttown & Illuminati. From that point on I was sold with this album. To this day Rebel Heart remains one of my favorites as to me, lyrically it’s her from the 80’s but with a modern 2010’s sound. But I wanted more from this woman who I just knew had more to give. Mid 2015 I went on a scavenge for her music. (This was during the mp3 download times, mind you. My phone did not have enough storage for 12 M albums) I went through the track lists of her 12 previous albums and chose 5 tracks to save based off titles alone: 2 singles and 3 deep cuts. Everything I listened to blew me away and even inspired me in my own music. I consider 2015 to be my own renaissance period simply because the various topics M sang about in the few songs I heard shaped me at that time.
    Her discography is massive and to this day nearly a decade later, I’m still discovering new songs (mostly remixes now) by her that not only influence my daily life & struggles but also how I view the world (American Life Felix Da Housecat Remix, anyone?)
    I’m also a diehard Lady Gaga fan and I’ve been blessed to witness her journey from the beginning, but what I admire most about Madonna is that her career predates my existence. I’ve even bonded with my mom because certain songs she loved in the 80’s as a teenager were songs I also coincidently loved in the late 10’s at the same age my mum was
    Gambler is a song I haven’t heard and I’m looking forward to experiencing it  
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    Sillynate got a reaction from Diieeego in Single Reissues Campaign - Causing a Commotion - OUT NOW   
    I’m absolutely enjoying all these releases
    Here’s my Madonna introduction story (because everyone asked for it ): back in 2013, I got into Diplo’s music (I was a teenager in high school and EDM/rave music was popular amongst my age group.) Come early 2014, reports surfaced that Madonna and Diplo were working together for her then upcoming album. I decided I would listen once available. By December, 6 tracks were available; 3 of which were produced by Diplo. But the other 3 had me intrigued simply because of how dark their titles were: Devil Pray, Ghosttown & Illuminati. From that point on I was sold with this album. To this day Rebel Heart remains one of my favorites as to me, lyrically it’s her from the 80’s but with a modern 2010’s sound. But I wanted more from this woman who I just knew had more to give. Mid 2015 I went on a scavenge for her music. (This was during the mp3 download times, mind you. My phone did not have enough storage for 12 M albums) I went through the track lists of her 12 previous albums and chose 5 tracks to save based off titles alone: 2 singles and 3 deep cuts. Everything I listened to blew me away and even inspired me in my own music. I consider 2015 to be my own renaissance period simply because the various topics M sang about in the few songs I heard shaped me at that time.
    Her discography is massive and to this day nearly a decade later, I’m still discovering new songs (mostly remixes now) by her that not only influence my daily life & struggles but also how I view the world (American Life Felix Da Housecat Remix, anyone?)
    I’m also a diehard Lady Gaga fan and I’ve been blessed to witness her journey from the beginning, but what I admire most about Madonna is that her career predates my existence. I’ve even bonded with my mom because certain songs she loved in the 80’s as a teenager were songs I also coincidently loved in the late 10’s at the same age my mum was
    Gambler is a song I haven’t heard and I’m looking forward to experiencing it  
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    Sillynate got a reaction from BuschieFandango in Single Reissues Campaign - Causing a Commotion - OUT NOW   
    I’m absolutely enjoying all these releases
    Here’s my Madonna introduction story (because everyone asked for it ): back in 2013, I got into Diplo’s music (I was a teenager in high school and EDM/rave music was popular amongst my age group.) Come early 2014, reports surfaced that Madonna and Diplo were working together for her then upcoming album. I decided I would listen once available. By December, 6 tracks were available; 3 of which were produced by Diplo. But the other 3 had me intrigued simply because of how dark their titles were: Devil Pray, Ghosttown & Illuminati. From that point on I was sold with this album. To this day Rebel Heart remains one of my favorites as to me, lyrically it’s her from the 80’s but with a modern 2010’s sound. But I wanted more from this woman who I just knew had more to give. Mid 2015 I went on a scavenge for her music. (This was during the mp3 download times, mind you. My phone did not have enough storage for 12 M albums) I went through the track lists of her 12 previous albums and chose 5 tracks to save based off titles alone: 2 singles and 3 deep cuts. Everything I listened to blew me away and even inspired me in my own music. I consider 2015 to be my own renaissance period simply because the various topics M sang about in the few songs I heard shaped me at that time.
    Her discography is massive and to this day nearly a decade later, I’m still discovering new songs (mostly remixes now) by her that not only influence my daily life & struggles but also how I view the world (American Life Felix Da Housecat Remix, anyone?)
    I’m also a diehard Lady Gaga fan and I’ve been blessed to witness her journey from the beginning, but what I admire most about Madonna is that her career predates my existence. I’ve even bonded with my mom because certain songs she loved in the 80’s as a teenager were songs I also coincidently loved in the late 10’s at the same age my mum was
    Gambler is a song I haven’t heard and I’m looking forward to experiencing it  
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    Sillynate got a reaction from zephyr in the sky at night in Single Reissues Campaign - Causing a Commotion - OUT NOW   
    I’m absolutely enjoying all these releases
    Here’s my Madonna introduction story (because everyone asked for it ): back in 2013, I got into Diplo’s music (I was a teenager in high school and EDM/rave music was popular amongst my age group.) Come early 2014, reports surfaced that Madonna and Diplo were working together for her then upcoming album. I decided I would listen once available. By December, 6 tracks were available; 3 of which were produced by Diplo. But the other 3 had me intrigued simply because of how dark their titles were: Devil Pray, Ghosttown & Illuminati. From that point on I was sold with this album. To this day Rebel Heart remains one of my favorites as to me, lyrically it’s her from the 80’s but with a modern 2010’s sound. But I wanted more from this woman who I just knew had more to give. Mid 2015 I went on a scavenge for her music. (This was during the mp3 download times, mind you. My phone did not have enough storage for 12 M albums) I went through the track lists of her 12 previous albums and chose 5 tracks to save based off titles alone: 2 singles and 3 deep cuts. Everything I listened to blew me away and even inspired me in my own music. I consider 2015 to be my own renaissance period simply because the various topics M sang about in the few songs I heard shaped me at that time.
    Her discography is massive and to this day nearly a decade later, I’m still discovering new songs (mostly remixes now) by her that not only influence my daily life & struggles but also how I view the world (American Life Felix Da Housecat Remix, anyone?)
    I’m also a diehard Lady Gaga fan and I’ve been blessed to witness her journey from the beginning, but what I admire most about Madonna is that her career predates my existence. I’ve even bonded with my mom because certain songs she loved in the 80’s as a teenager were songs I also coincidently loved in the late 10’s at the same age my mum was
    Gambler is a song I haven’t heard and I’m looking forward to experiencing it  
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    Sillynate got a reaction from MPowered in Single Reissues Campaign - Causing a Commotion - OUT NOW   
    I’m absolutely enjoying all these releases
    Here’s my Madonna introduction story (because everyone asked for it ): back in 2013, I got into Diplo’s music (I was a teenager in high school and EDM/rave music was popular amongst my age group.) Come early 2014, reports surfaced that Madonna and Diplo were working together for her then upcoming album. I decided I would listen once available. By December, 6 tracks were available; 3 of which were produced by Diplo. But the other 3 had me intrigued simply because of how dark their titles were: Devil Pray, Ghosttown & Illuminati. From that point on I was sold with this album. To this day Rebel Heart remains one of my favorites as to me, lyrically it’s her from the 80’s but with a modern 2010’s sound. But I wanted more from this woman who I just knew had more to give. Mid 2015 I went on a scavenge for her music. (This was during the mp3 download times, mind you. My phone did not have enough storage for 12 M albums) I went through the track lists of her 12 previous albums and chose 5 tracks to save based off titles alone: 2 singles and 3 deep cuts. Everything I listened to blew me away and even inspired me in my own music. I consider 2015 to be my own renaissance period simply because the various topics M sang about in the few songs I heard shaped me at that time.
    Her discography is massive and to this day nearly a decade later, I’m still discovering new songs (mostly remixes now) by her that not only influence my daily life & struggles but also how I view the world (American Life Felix Da Housecat Remix, anyone?)
    I’m also a diehard Lady Gaga fan and I’ve been blessed to witness her journey from the beginning, but what I admire most about Madonna is that her career predates my existence. I’ve even bonded with my mom because certain songs she loved in the 80’s as a teenager were songs I also coincidently loved in the late 10’s at the same age my mum was
    Gambler is a song I haven’t heard and I’m looking forward to experiencing it  
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    Sillynate got a reaction from heikeeduardo in Single Reissues Campaign - Causing a Commotion - OUT NOW   
    I’m absolutely enjoying all these releases
    Here’s my Madonna introduction story (because everyone asked for it ): back in 2013, I got into Diplo’s music (I was a teenager in high school and EDM/rave music was popular amongst my age group.) Come early 2014, reports surfaced that Madonna and Diplo were working together for her then upcoming album. I decided I would listen once available. By December, 6 tracks were available; 3 of which were produced by Diplo. But the other 3 had me intrigued simply because of how dark their titles were: Devil Pray, Ghosttown & Illuminati. From that point on I was sold with this album. To this day Rebel Heart remains one of my favorites as to me, lyrically it’s her from the 80’s but with a modern 2010’s sound. But I wanted more from this woman who I just knew had more to give. Mid 2015 I went on a scavenge for her music. (This was during the mp3 download times, mind you. My phone did not have enough storage for 12 M albums) I went through the track lists of her 12 previous albums and chose 5 tracks to save based off titles alone: 2 singles and 3 deep cuts. Everything I listened to blew me away and even inspired me in my own music. I consider 2015 to be my own renaissance period simply because the various topics M sang about in the few songs I heard shaped me at that time.
    Her discography is massive and to this day nearly a decade later, I’m still discovering new songs (mostly remixes now) by her that not only influence my daily life & struggles but also how I view the world (American Life Felix Da Housecat Remix, anyone?)
    I’m also a diehard Lady Gaga fan and I’ve been blessed to witness her journey from the beginning, but what I admire most about Madonna is that her career predates my existence. I’ve even bonded with my mom because certain songs she loved in the 80’s as a teenager were songs I also coincidently loved in the late 10’s at the same age my mum was
    Gambler is a song I haven’t heard and I’m looking forward to experiencing it  
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    Sillynate got a reaction from Bjonkers in Single Reissues Campaign - Causing a Commotion - OUT NOW   
    I’m absolutely enjoying all these releases
    Here’s my Madonna introduction story (because everyone asked for it ): back in 2013, I got into Diplo’s music (I was a teenager in high school and EDM/rave music was popular amongst my age group.) Come early 2014, reports surfaced that Madonna and Diplo were working together for her then upcoming album. I decided I would listen once available. By December, 6 tracks were available; 3 of which were produced by Diplo. But the other 3 had me intrigued simply because of how dark their titles were: Devil Pray, Ghosttown & Illuminati. From that point on I was sold with this album. To this day Rebel Heart remains one of my favorites as to me, lyrically it’s her from the 80’s but with a modern 2010’s sound. But I wanted more from this woman who I just knew had more to give. Mid 2015 I went on a scavenge for her music. (This was during the mp3 download times, mind you. My phone did not have enough storage for 12 M albums) I went through the track lists of her 12 previous albums and chose 5 tracks to save based off titles alone: 2 singles and 3 deep cuts. Everything I listened to blew me away and even inspired me in my own music. I consider 2015 to be my own renaissance period simply because the various topics M sang about in the few songs I heard shaped me at that time.
    Her discography is massive and to this day nearly a decade later, I’m still discovering new songs (mostly remixes now) by her that not only influence my daily life & struggles but also how I view the world (American Life Felix Da Housecat Remix, anyone?)
    I’m also a diehard Lady Gaga fan and I’ve been blessed to witness her journey from the beginning, but what I admire most about Madonna is that her career predates my existence. I’ve even bonded with my mom because certain songs she loved in the 80’s as a teenager were songs I also coincidently loved in the late 10’s at the same age my mum was
    Gambler is a song I haven’t heard and I’m looking forward to experiencing it  
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    Sillynate got a reaction from Roland Barthes in Single Reissues Campaign - Causing a Commotion - OUT NOW   
    I’m absolutely enjoying all these releases
    Here’s my Madonna introduction story (because everyone asked for it ): back in 2013, I got into Diplo’s music (I was a teenager in high school and EDM/rave music was popular amongst my age group.) Come early 2014, reports surfaced that Madonna and Diplo were working together for her then upcoming album. I decided I would listen once available. By December, 6 tracks were available; 3 of which were produced by Diplo. But the other 3 had me intrigued simply because of how dark their titles were: Devil Pray, Ghosttown & Illuminati. From that point on I was sold with this album. To this day Rebel Heart remains one of my favorites as to me, lyrically it’s her from the 80’s but with a modern 2010’s sound. But I wanted more from this woman who I just knew had more to give. Mid 2015 I went on a scavenge for her music. (This was during the mp3 download times, mind you. My phone did not have enough storage for 12 M albums) I went through the track lists of her 12 previous albums and chose 5 tracks to save based off titles alone: 2 singles and 3 deep cuts. Everything I listened to blew me away and even inspired me in my own music. I consider 2015 to be my own renaissance period simply because the various topics M sang about in the few songs I heard shaped me at that time.
    Her discography is massive and to this day nearly a decade later, I’m still discovering new songs (mostly remixes now) by her that not only influence my daily life & struggles but also how I view the world (American Life Felix Da Housecat Remix, anyone?)
    I’m also a diehard Lady Gaga fan and I’ve been blessed to witness her journey from the beginning, but what I admire most about Madonna is that her career predates my existence. I’ve even bonded with my mom because certain songs she loved in the 80’s as a teenager were songs I also coincidently loved in the late 10’s at the same age my mum was
    Gambler is a song I haven’t heard and I’m looking forward to experiencing it  
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    Sillynate got a reaction from Ivan Z in Single Reissues Campaign - Causing a Commotion - OUT NOW   
    I’m absolutely enjoying all these releases
    Here’s my Madonna introduction story (because everyone asked for it ): back in 2013, I got into Diplo’s music (I was a teenager in high school and EDM/rave music was popular amongst my age group.) Come early 2014, reports surfaced that Madonna and Diplo were working together for her then upcoming album. I decided I would listen once available. By December, 6 tracks were available; 3 of which were produced by Diplo. But the other 3 had me intrigued simply because of how dark their titles were: Devil Pray, Ghosttown & Illuminati. From that point on I was sold with this album. To this day Rebel Heart remains one of my favorites as to me, lyrically it’s her from the 80’s but with a modern 2010’s sound. But I wanted more from this woman who I just knew had more to give. Mid 2015 I went on a scavenge for her music. (This was during the mp3 download times, mind you. My phone did not have enough storage for 12 M albums) I went through the track lists of her 12 previous albums and chose 5 tracks to save based off titles alone: 2 singles and 3 deep cuts. Everything I listened to blew me away and even inspired me in my own music. I consider 2015 to be my own renaissance period simply because the various topics M sang about in the few songs I heard shaped me at that time.
    Her discography is massive and to this day nearly a decade later, I’m still discovering new songs (mostly remixes now) by her that not only influence my daily life & struggles but also how I view the world (American Life Felix Da Housecat Remix, anyone?)
    I’m also a diehard Lady Gaga fan and I’ve been blessed to witness her journey from the beginning, but what I admire most about Madonna is that her career predates my existence. I’ve even bonded with my mom because certain songs she loved in the 80’s as a teenager were songs I also coincidently loved in the late 10’s at the same age my mum was
    Gambler is a song I haven’t heard and I’m looking forward to experiencing it  
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    Sillynate got a reaction from Roy in Single Reissues Campaign - Causing a Commotion - OUT NOW   
    I’m absolutely enjoying all these releases
    Here’s my Madonna introduction story (because everyone asked for it ): back in 2013, I got into Diplo’s music (I was a teenager in high school and EDM/rave music was popular amongst my age group.) Come early 2014, reports surfaced that Madonna and Diplo were working together for her then upcoming album. I decided I would listen once available. By December, 6 tracks were available; 3 of which were produced by Diplo. But the other 3 had me intrigued simply because of how dark their titles were: Devil Pray, Ghosttown & Illuminati. From that point on I was sold with this album. To this day Rebel Heart remains one of my favorites as to me, lyrically it’s her from the 80’s but with a modern 2010’s sound. But I wanted more from this woman who I just knew had more to give. Mid 2015 I went on a scavenge for her music. (This was during the mp3 download times, mind you. My phone did not have enough storage for 12 M albums) I went through the track lists of her 12 previous albums and chose 5 tracks to save based off titles alone: 2 singles and 3 deep cuts. Everything I listened to blew me away and even inspired me in my own music. I consider 2015 to be my own renaissance period simply because the various topics M sang about in the few songs I heard shaped me at that time.
    Her discography is massive and to this day nearly a decade later, I’m still discovering new songs (mostly remixes now) by her that not only influence my daily life & struggles but also how I view the world (American Life Felix Da Housecat Remix, anyone?)
    I’m also a diehard Lady Gaga fan and I’ve been blessed to witness her journey from the beginning, but what I admire most about Madonna is that her career predates my existence. I’ve even bonded with my mom because certain songs she loved in the 80’s as a teenager were songs I also coincidently loved in the late 10’s at the same age my mum was
    Gambler is a song I haven’t heard and I’m looking forward to experiencing it  
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    Sillynate got a reaction from Frankito in Single Reissues Campaign - Causing a Commotion - OUT NOW   
    I’m absolutely enjoying all these releases
    Here’s my Madonna introduction story (because everyone asked for it ): back in 2013, I got into Diplo’s music (I was a teenager in high school and EDM/rave music was popular amongst my age group.) Come early 2014, reports surfaced that Madonna and Diplo were working together for her then upcoming album. I decided I would listen once available. By December, 6 tracks were available; 3 of which were produced by Diplo. But the other 3 had me intrigued simply because of how dark their titles were: Devil Pray, Ghosttown & Illuminati. From that point on I was sold with this album. To this day Rebel Heart remains one of my favorites as to me, lyrically it’s her from the 80’s but with a modern 2010’s sound. But I wanted more from this woman who I just knew had more to give. Mid 2015 I went on a scavenge for her music. (This was during the mp3 download times, mind you. My phone did not have enough storage for 12 M albums) I went through the track lists of her 12 previous albums and chose 5 tracks to save based off titles alone: 2 singles and 3 deep cuts. Everything I listened to blew me away and even inspired me in my own music. I consider 2015 to be my own renaissance period simply because the various topics M sang about in the few songs I heard shaped me at that time.
    Her discography is massive and to this day nearly a decade later, I’m still discovering new songs (mostly remixes now) by her that not only influence my daily life & struggles but also how I view the world (American Life Felix Da Housecat Remix, anyone?)
    I’m also a diehard Lady Gaga fan and I’ve been blessed to witness her journey from the beginning, but what I admire most about Madonna is that her career predates my existence. I’ve even bonded with my mom because certain songs she loved in the 80’s as a teenager were songs I also coincidently loved in the late 10’s at the same age my mum was
    Gambler is a song I haven’t heard and I’m looking forward to experiencing it  
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    Sillynate got a reaction from Rebel Hugo in Single Reissues Campaign - Causing a Commotion - OUT NOW   
    I’m absolutely enjoying all these releases
    Here’s my Madonna introduction story (because everyone asked for it ): back in 2013, I got into Diplo’s music (I was a teenager in high school and EDM/rave music was popular amongst my age group.) Come early 2014, reports surfaced that Madonna and Diplo were working together for her then upcoming album. I decided I would listen once available. By December, 6 tracks were available; 3 of which were produced by Diplo. But the other 3 had me intrigued simply because of how dark their titles were: Devil Pray, Ghosttown & Illuminati. From that point on I was sold with this album. To this day Rebel Heart remains one of my favorites as to me, lyrically it’s her from the 80’s but with a modern 2010’s sound. But I wanted more from this woman who I just knew had more to give. Mid 2015 I went on a scavenge for her music. (This was during the mp3 download times, mind you. My phone did not have enough storage for 12 M albums) I went through the track lists of her 12 previous albums and chose 5 tracks to save based off titles alone: 2 singles and 3 deep cuts. Everything I listened to blew me away and even inspired me in my own music. I consider 2015 to be my own renaissance period simply because the various topics M sang about in the few songs I heard shaped me at that time.
    Her discography is massive and to this day nearly a decade later, I’m still discovering new songs (mostly remixes now) by her that not only influence my daily life & struggles but also how I view the world (American Life Felix Da Housecat Remix, anyone?)
    I’m also a diehard Lady Gaga fan and I’ve been blessed to witness her journey from the beginning, but what I admire most about Madonna is that her career predates my existence. I’ve even bonded with my mom because certain songs she loved in the 80’s as a teenager were songs I also coincidently loved in the late 10’s at the same age my mum was
    Gambler is a song I haven’t heard and I’m looking forward to experiencing it  
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    Sillynate got a reaction from Shoful in Single Reissues Campaign - Causing a Commotion - OUT NOW   
    I’m absolutely enjoying all these releases
    Here’s my Madonna introduction story (because everyone asked for it ): back in 2013, I got into Diplo’s music (I was a teenager in high school and EDM/rave music was popular amongst my age group.) Come early 2014, reports surfaced that Madonna and Diplo were working together for her then upcoming album. I decided I would listen once available. By December, 6 tracks were available; 3 of which were produced by Diplo. But the other 3 had me intrigued simply because of how dark their titles were: Devil Pray, Ghosttown & Illuminati. From that point on I was sold with this album. To this day Rebel Heart remains one of my favorites as to me, lyrically it’s her from the 80’s but with a modern 2010’s sound. But I wanted more from this woman who I just knew had more to give. Mid 2015 I went on a scavenge for her music. (This was during the mp3 download times, mind you. My phone did not have enough storage for 12 M albums) I went through the track lists of her 12 previous albums and chose 5 tracks to save based off titles alone: 2 singles and 3 deep cuts. Everything I listened to blew me away and even inspired me in my own music. I consider 2015 to be my own renaissance period simply because the various topics M sang about in the few songs I heard shaped me at that time.
    Her discography is massive and to this day nearly a decade later, I’m still discovering new songs (mostly remixes now) by her that not only influence my daily life & struggles but also how I view the world (American Life Felix Da Housecat Remix, anyone?)
    I’m also a diehard Lady Gaga fan and I’ve been blessed to witness her journey from the beginning, but what I admire most about Madonna is that her career predates my existence. I’ve even bonded with my mom because certain songs she loved in the 80’s as a teenager were songs I also coincidently loved in the late 10’s at the same age my mum was
    Gambler is a song I haven’t heard and I’m looking forward to experiencing it  
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    Sillynate reacted to Sultrysully in Single Reissues Campaign - Causing a Commotion - OUT NOW   
    I just want every single, remix EP, album and demo remastered to ATMOS quality by the end of the week.  Is that so much to ask?
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    Sillynate got a reaction from Inco in "Frozen" Sickick Remix... A year later   
    Still waiting for the swae lee remix 

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    Sillynate got a reaction from GhostOrchid in Post a Madonna pic from when you were born   
    a couple weeks before my birth. But a specific single was released just a few days before I was born 

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    Sillynate got a reaction from MDRA in Post a Madonna pic from when you were born   
    a couple weeks before my birth. But a specific single was released just a few days before I was born 

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    Sillynate got a reaction from RUADJAI in Post a Madonna pic from when you were born   
    a couple weeks before my birth. But a specific single was released just a few days before I was born 

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    Sillynate reacted to Sultrysully in Single Reissues Campaign - Causing a Commotion - OUT NOW   
    Very interesting conversation.  I am always amazed at how technical some M fans are. Talented bunch.  
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