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The Official MADONNA Discussion Thread!
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I have it pre-ordered and bought on itunes lol. Your welcome 
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I hope Madonna takes time to make videos that have drama and an agenda - ones that marked the best she has done and best in the industry.
While she takes an ample effort on her first release, she seems resigned that her second or third releases will not get public interest thus she comes up with ANTM-like motion editorial videos (eg give it to me).
While she remains the most musically daring artist, she does seem desperate in getting a commercial hit (she is after all a business woman). Honestly I think Kabbalah is hurting her lyrical input - it doesnt have the punch and panache of her earlier work. While she followed her instincts most of her career, her early to mid years at least made her different but not out of touch. Now, she just seems out of touch. Also, while she is not the most gifted vocalist, I wish she tones done the alteration and over production on her vocals as it is very alienating to listen to at times. I miss her full bodied voice during the True Blue era or her vocals from ROL downwards.
But again, she is a businesswoman and knows where she pulls in the most money is where she should concentrate - play to your strengths so to speak.
While she takes an ample effort on her first release, she seems resigned that her second or third releases will not get public interest thus she comes up with ANTM-like motion editorial videos (eg give it to me).
While she remains the most musically daring artist, she does seem desperate in getting a commercial hit (she is after all a business woman). Honestly I think Kabbalah is hurting her lyrical input - it doesnt have the punch and panache of her earlier work. While she followed her instincts most of her career, her early to mid years at least made her different but not out of touch. Now, she just seems out of touch. Also, while she is not the most gifted vocalist, I wish she tones done the alteration and over production on her vocals as it is very alienating to listen to at times. I miss her full bodied voice during the True Blue era or her vocals from ROL downwards.
But again, she is a businesswoman and knows where she pulls in the most money is where she should concentrate - play to your strengths so to speak.
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The only thing I'm hoping right now is to see this woman perform live in concert, since I was unable to attend to one of the concerts of her previous tours because I was underage and inside of the closet. And you know what they say [well, at least where I live], Madonna fan = gay. Still can't believe I missed the Sticky & Sweet Tour.
Madonnas 41st #1 song. All hail the Queen!!
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41 number ones... damn!
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Matt89
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It's being leaked in a French bar tonight. It's all over the Internet.
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OMG I am in LOVE with this new Madonna song : I FUCKED UP!
This is how she's supposed to do it!
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This is how she's supposed to do it!
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Hopefully. I can't wait!
And LOL, I love it too! Gotta say I'm sorry because I only found it in this size.
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GGW is dead as a corpse. It'll take a miracle for it to rebound, unfortunately. 
Although I love the "official" video on Youtube with the chick dancing in the pink bathing suit, LOL.
Although I love the "official" video on Youtube with the chick dancing in the pink bathing suit, LOL.
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New clip from the new song Best Friend: http://perezhilton.com/2012-03-18-madonna-best-friend-mdna-song/?from=top-headline#.T2YMr2L9Mag
It sounds good.
It sounds good.
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I don't know. I just feel like these previews leave so much to be desired. (sigh) Nice try, Madge.
I don't know. I just feel like these previews leave so much to be desired. (sigh) Nice try, Madge.
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I agree that preview is ordinary but I have heard the full versions of other songs such as Girls On The Radio and I Fucked Up and was impressed so we shall have to wait and see.
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I Fucked Up sounds pretty good. I like it!
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Btw: It's kind of impressive that this album hasn't leaked yet. MDNA is only a few days from its release date and the songs are still locked up somewhere. Madonna power?
First listen: Madonna's new 'MDNA' is an adrenaline rush
Madonna's new album, "MDNA," which comes out March 26, is her first record in four years and her first since leaving her longtime home with Warner Bros. Records.
The singer arrives untethered to offer the first of a three-release deal via LiveNation/Interscope -- and her newfound freedom isn't limited to her professional life. Since her last album, "Hard Candy" in 2008, she and husband Guy Ritchie have divorced, and the combination of events seems to have pushed her to let loose both physically and lyrically.
This isn't a review of the album -- that will come closer to the release date. But as someone who's been privy to an early copy of the record, here's a little teaser.
On first listen, "MDNA" draws from the range of the singer's styles -- some hard dance tracks, some introspective ballads -- while adding new producers into her world. These include, most notably, Frenchman Martin Solveig and the Italian producer Benny Benassi, best known Stateside for his work on Chris Brown's "Beautiful People." William Orbit, who has been one of Madonna's key point men since "Ray of Light," is a continued presence and helps pace the album's waning moments with softer textures, including the luxurious "Love Spent."
Madonna's collaborations with Solveig, of which there are six on the 16-song deluxe version, are, overall, the kind of hard house productions (made with her underappreciated producer, Mirwais Ahmadzai) that helped make her 2000 album, "Music," such a vibrant injection. One of the best bonus cuts on "MDNA," "Beautiful Killer," is supported by a '70s-era disco string section. (Solveig will be performing as one of the dance-tent headliners at Coachella in April.)
And "I Don't Give A," produced by Madonna and Solveig, is a Daft Punk-style banger in which she addresses divorce: "I tried to be a good girl, tried to be your wife/Diminished myself, and swallowed my life/I tried to become all that you expect of me/And if it was a failure, I don't give a ..." There's a dose of dubstep -- replete with deep bass-drop -- on the track, right before Nicki Minaj jumps in to reinforce Madonna's argument: "When I let a dude go that's his loss/I was cutting those checks I was his boss," she sings, before declaring, 'I'm not a businesswoman, I'm a business, woman."
The final of the bonus tracks is by far the most personal; called "Best Friend," it's a love letter to a former beau, and listening to it you can't help but draw the conclusion that its intended recipient is Ritchie. For someone who's so often "a business, woman," "Best Friend" is one of the most personal and moving songs of her career.
The singer kicks off her Madonna 2012 World Tour in Tel Aviv on May 29, then heads to both Western and Eastern Europe and Russia before landing in North America at the end of August. She'll perform at Staples Center in L.A. on Oct. 10 and 11. Here's a rundown of North American dates:
Aug. 28 -- Philadelphia, Wells Fargo Center
Aug. 30 -- Montreal, Bell Centre
Sept. 1 -- Quebec City, Plains of Abraham Site
Sept. 4 -- Boston, TD Garden
Sept. 6 -- New York, Yankee Stadium
Sept. 8 -- New York, Yankee Stadium
Sept. 10 -- Ottawa, Canada, Scotiabank Place
Sept. 12 -- Toronto, Air Canada Centre
Sept. 13 -- Toronto, Air Canada Centre
Sept. 15 -- Atlantic City, N.J., Boardwalk Hall
Sept. 19 -- Chicago, United Center
Sept. 20 -- Chicago, United Center
Sept. 23 -- Washington, D.C., Verizon Center
Sept. 24 -- Washington, D.C., Verizon Center
Sept. 29 -- Vancouver, Canada, Rogers Arena
Sept. 30 -- Vancouver, Canada, Rogers Arena
Oct. 2 -- Seattle, Key Arena
Oct. 3 -- Seattle, Key Arena
Oct. 6 -- San Jose, HP Pavilion
Oct. 7 -- San Jose, HP Pavilion
Oct. 10 -- Los Angeles, Staples Center
Oct. 11 -- Los Angeles, Staples Center
Oct. 13 -- Las Vegas, MGM Grand
Oct. 16 -- Phoenix, US Airways Center
Oct. 20 -- Dallas, American Airlines Center
Oct. 21 -- Dallas, American Airlines Center
Oct. 24 -- Houston, Toyota Center
Oct. 25 -- Houston, Toyota Center
Oct. 27 -- New Orleans, New Orleans Arena
Oct. 30 -- Kansas City, Mo., Sprint Center
Nov. 1 -- St. Louis, Scottrade Center
Nov. 3 -- St. Paul, Minn., Xcel Energy Center
Nov. 4 -- St. Paul, Minn., Xcel Energy Center
Nov. 10 -- Cleveland, Quicken Loans Arena
Nov. 15 -- Charlotte, N.C., Time Warner Cable Arena
Nov. 17 -- Atlanta, Philips Arena
Nov. 19 -- Miami, American Airlines Arena
Nov. 20 -- Miami, American Airlines Arena
SOURCE
Madonna's new album, "MDNA," which comes out March 26, is her first record in four years and her first since leaving her longtime home with Warner Bros. Records.
The singer arrives untethered to offer the first of a three-release deal via LiveNation/Interscope -- and her newfound freedom isn't limited to her professional life. Since her last album, "Hard Candy" in 2008, she and husband Guy Ritchie have divorced, and the combination of events seems to have pushed her to let loose both physically and lyrically.
This isn't a review of the album -- that will come closer to the release date. But as someone who's been privy to an early copy of the record, here's a little teaser.
On first listen, "MDNA" draws from the range of the singer's styles -- some hard dance tracks, some introspective ballads -- while adding new producers into her world. These include, most notably, Frenchman Martin Solveig and the Italian producer Benny Benassi, best known Stateside for his work on Chris Brown's "Beautiful People." William Orbit, who has been one of Madonna's key point men since "Ray of Light," is a continued presence and helps pace the album's waning moments with softer textures, including the luxurious "Love Spent."
Madonna's collaborations with Solveig, of which there are six on the 16-song deluxe version, are, overall, the kind of hard house productions (made with her underappreciated producer, Mirwais Ahmadzai) that helped make her 2000 album, "Music," such a vibrant injection. One of the best bonus cuts on "MDNA," "Beautiful Killer," is supported by a '70s-era disco string section. (Solveig will be performing as one of the dance-tent headliners at Coachella in April.)
And "I Don't Give A," produced by Madonna and Solveig, is a Daft Punk-style banger in which she addresses divorce: "I tried to be a good girl, tried to be your wife/Diminished myself, and swallowed my life/I tried to become all that you expect of me/And if it was a failure, I don't give a ..." There's a dose of dubstep -- replete with deep bass-drop -- on the track, right before Nicki Minaj jumps in to reinforce Madonna's argument: "When I let a dude go that's his loss/I was cutting those checks I was his boss," she sings, before declaring, 'I'm not a businesswoman, I'm a business, woman."
The final of the bonus tracks is by far the most personal; called "Best Friend," it's a love letter to a former beau, and listening to it you can't help but draw the conclusion that its intended recipient is Ritchie. For someone who's so often "a business, woman," "Best Friend" is one of the most personal and moving songs of her career.
The singer kicks off her Madonna 2012 World Tour in Tel Aviv on May 29, then heads to both Western and Eastern Europe and Russia before landing in North America at the end of August. She'll perform at Staples Center in L.A. on Oct. 10 and 11. Here's a rundown of North American dates:
Aug. 28 -- Philadelphia, Wells Fargo Center
Aug. 30 -- Montreal, Bell Centre
Sept. 1 -- Quebec City, Plains of Abraham Site
Sept. 4 -- Boston, TD Garden
Sept. 6 -- New York, Yankee Stadium
Sept. 8 -- New York, Yankee Stadium
Sept. 10 -- Ottawa, Canada, Scotiabank Place
Sept. 12 -- Toronto, Air Canada Centre
Sept. 13 -- Toronto, Air Canada Centre
Sept. 15 -- Atlantic City, N.J., Boardwalk Hall
Sept. 19 -- Chicago, United Center
Sept. 20 -- Chicago, United Center
Sept. 23 -- Washington, D.C., Verizon Center
Sept. 24 -- Washington, D.C., Verizon Center
Sept. 29 -- Vancouver, Canada, Rogers Arena
Sept. 30 -- Vancouver, Canada, Rogers Arena
Oct. 2 -- Seattle, Key Arena
Oct. 3 -- Seattle, Key Arena
Oct. 6 -- San Jose, HP Pavilion
Oct. 7 -- San Jose, HP Pavilion
Oct. 10 -- Los Angeles, Staples Center
Oct. 11 -- Los Angeles, Staples Center
Oct. 13 -- Las Vegas, MGM Grand
Oct. 16 -- Phoenix, US Airways Center
Oct. 20 -- Dallas, American Airlines Center
Oct. 21 -- Dallas, American Airlines Center
Oct. 24 -- Houston, Toyota Center
Oct. 25 -- Houston, Toyota Center
Oct. 27 -- New Orleans, New Orleans Arena
Oct. 30 -- Kansas City, Mo., Sprint Center
Nov. 1 -- St. Louis, Scottrade Center
Nov. 3 -- St. Paul, Minn., Xcel Energy Center
Nov. 4 -- St. Paul, Minn., Xcel Energy Center
Nov. 10 -- Cleveland, Quicken Loans Arena
Nov. 15 -- Charlotte, N.C., Time Warner Cable Arena
Nov. 17 -- Atlanta, Philips Arena
Nov. 19 -- Miami, American Airlines Arena
Nov. 20 -- Miami, American Airlines Arena
SOURCE
Madonna concert's tickets sold out
The Madonna dance party keeps getting bigger. After a series of one-day sellouts on the rest of her world tour at venues in North America and Europe, FLASH Entertainment announced a one-day sellout for the concert in Abu Dhabi on June 3 at the Yas Arena on Yas Island Abu Dhabi.
Mira Sadek from FLASH Entertainment said: “The Abu Dhabi show marks the first time Madonna has performed in this region. We knew from the day we announced the show that tickets were sure to sell out extremely quickly. Her fan reaction has been overwhelming and with immediate sell out, Madonna’s show in Abu Dhabi now holds the record for the most popular event we have ever staged.
“This is an exciting time for us in the region and to have Abu Dhabi host her first Middle East show in the Capital is a great honor for us,” added Sadek.
The Madonna concert on June 3 will take place at the Yas Arena, which is set in the south fork of the world’s biggest indoor theme park, Ferrari World on Yas Island
One of the most successful touring artists of all time, fans visiting Abu Dhabi will experience an exciting concert at a landmark venue.
SOURCE
The Madonna dance party keeps getting bigger. After a series of one-day sellouts on the rest of her world tour at venues in North America and Europe, FLASH Entertainment announced a one-day sellout for the concert in Abu Dhabi on June 3 at the Yas Arena on Yas Island Abu Dhabi.
Mira Sadek from FLASH Entertainment said: “The Abu Dhabi show marks the first time Madonna has performed in this region. We knew from the day we announced the show that tickets were sure to sell out extremely quickly. Her fan reaction has been overwhelming and with immediate sell out, Madonna’s show in Abu Dhabi now holds the record for the most popular event we have ever staged.
“This is an exciting time for us in the region and to have Abu Dhabi host her first Middle East show in the Capital is a great honor for us,” added Sadek.
The Madonna concert on June 3 will take place at the Yas Arena, which is set in the south fork of the world’s biggest indoor theme park, Ferrari World on Yas Island
One of the most successful touring artists of all time, fans visiting Abu Dhabi will experience an exciting concert at a landmark venue.
SOURCE
Still loving how fantastic this was!!
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