Adonna

Just shows that she was still showing off her tits even in 1998 during the ROL era when people thought she was being classy.  In fact, even the ROL album shoot she was being revealing.  This woman is renowned for showing off her tits at any chance she gets.  LOL!  I live for it.

I'm currently celebrating by playing the Red Vinyl released in 2018.   Sounds Great in 2022!! 
In comparison, the Vinyl sounds better than both Rebel Heart and Madame X Vinyls.

I'm currently celebrating by playing the Red Vinyl released in 2018.   Sounds Great in 2022!! 
In comparison, the Vinyl sounds better than both Rebel Heart and Madame X Vinyls.

I don't know if we can compare both releases. First of all, record companies are now at the mercy of the slots available at the vinyl manufacturing plants, maybe there were not more manufacturing slots available when the "FEL" box set was pressed (or it was just meant to be a fan edition and that's it).
Besides, 6.000 copies of a 6LP edition are still 36.000 vinyl records pressed ONLY for that box set run. And "FEL" had other vinyl editions too (black, silver, red) and we don't know how many copies of those were pressed.

the original source for both articles is Radar and Radar is fan fiction, the most bullshit site in the business.

I’d love to see a line up of pics of all these “fans” trashing her to see how their faces and asses look. Probably a hot mess.

Yet, you're still talking about her. 

Yet, you're still talking about her. 

That very well maybe the case for what's been released so far, but if they are only making X amount of copies, then that still makes it limited.  I don't expect the Everybody release is going to be a hard find after the initial RSD release being there will be 20,000 copies available.  That song isn't a Madonna single that I feel is heavily sought after.  But imagine you will, if they continue releasing the bigger singles on RSD at a limited capacity.  It will be harder to get.

Who knows… could be.
But the 12" Version and the Dub wouldn’t count as “remixes”.

Seems to me, you may be right.  I wondered the same when I saw this.  It's possibly, Warner is working on re-issuing a Burning Up single/remix, and we may see a pre-order for a physical Vinyl release soon.  
It's shaping up as if Warner and Madonna are doing the re-issues chronologically.  Burning Up's 40th is in March.  The Debut album and Holiday celebrate their 40th by next summer.  I'm expecting some announcements coming regarding the debut album re-issue probably in the new year.

Not sure about that.  Something would have had to been said since a month and a half later, the Madame X Tour digital live album was released through Warner.  So technically, that kicked it all off.  Remember, the deal goes beyond than just re-issuing the albums.  It also includes single re-issues and other special releases which I definitely would think FEL would fall under.  It would make sense to announce the partnership right then.  Also, I do wonder if Warner approached her in doing another Greatest Hits, but she wasn't interested and opted to do FEL to celebrate her 40 dance hits instead.  That would satisfy Warner and Madonna would been happy she didn't released another typical Greatest Hits.  I would count the re-issue of Who's That Girl/Causing A Commotion, Erotica picture disc and Everybody all part of this as well.  Those all had to be planned being they are all physical Vinyl releases.  IMO, the Frozen viral mix was the only thing that wasn't planned. 

Not sure about that.  Something would have had to been said since a month and a half later, the Madame X Tour digital live album was released through Warner.  So technically, that kicked it all off.  Remember, the deal goes beyond than just re-issuing the albums.  It also includes single re-issues and other special releases which I definitely would think FEL would fall under.  It would make sense to announce the partnership right then.  Also, I do wonder if Warner approached her in doing another Greatest Hits, but she wasn't interested and opted to do FEL to celebrate her 40 dance hits instead.  That would satisfy Warner and Madonna would been happy she didn't released another typical Greatest Hits.  I would count the re-issue of Who's That Girl/Causing A Commotion, Erotica picture disc and Everybody all part of this as well.  Those all had to be planned being they are all physical Vinyl releases.  IMO, the Frozen viral mix was the only thing that wasn't planned. 

Could the plan all along been to start with the debut album?  If that is so, I don't see any delay.  I think it's logical to think that Erotica could have been the first re-issue being the 30th Anniversary, but maybe the strategy all along was to start with the Debut.  After all, Everybody is getting re-issued on RSD.  Possibly, there will be something thrown out to us for the 40th Anniversary of Burning Up and Holiday, leading into the debut album re-issue.
FEL was something Madonna help curate based on the Warner deal.  The Frozen mixes seem to be what was unplanned.  It made sense to hop on that trend to help get her streaming numbers up.  It has worked as it seems. 
I do think the physical album re-issues were always planned to start in 2023 with her debut album.  If she's planning a tour around her 40th Anniversary, this makes even more sense. 

Could the plan all along been to start with the debut album?  If that is so, I don't see any delay.  I think it's logical to think that Erotica could have been the first re-issue being the 30th Anniversary, but maybe the strategy all along was to start with the Debut.  After all, Everybody is getting re-issued on RSD.  Possibly, there will be something thrown out to us for the 40th Anniversary of Burning Up and Holiday, leading into the debut album re-issue.
FEL was something Madonna help curate based on the Warner deal.  The Frozen mixes seem to be what was unplanned.  It made sense to hop on that trend to help get her streaming numbers up.  It has worked as it seems. 
I do think the physical album re-issues were always planned to start in 2023 with her debut album.  If she's planning a tour around her 40th Anniversary, this makes even more sense. 

Could the plan all along been to start with the debut album?  If that is so, I don't see any delay.  I think it's logical to think that Erotica could have been the first re-issue being the 30th Anniversary, but maybe the strategy all along was to start with the Debut.  After all, Everybody is getting re-issued on RSD.  Possibly, there will be something thrown out to us for the 40th Anniversary of Burning Up and Holiday, leading into the debut album re-issue.
FEL was something Madonna help curate based on the Warner deal.  The Frozen mixes seem to be what was unplanned.  It made sense to hop on that trend to help get her streaming numbers up.  It has worked as it seems. 
I do think the physical album re-issues were always planned to start in 2023 with her debut album.  If she's planning a tour around her 40th Anniversary, this makes even more sense.