I'm quite excited to hear her new album seeing as it's been produced by the man of the moment, and the man of future if he keeps creating such beautiful music as he has been: Jacques Lu Cont/Stuart Price/Thin White Duke/Les Rhythem Digital/Pour Homme/Zoot Woman.
The first single Hang Up is very good indeed. Samples an Abba song. I'm listening to it as we type 8)
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Posted 17 October 2005 - 2:30 PM
yes , i'm looking forward to it also.
Madonna has always had a special place in my heart haha...i grew up with her music , and i believe she is a pioneer in Music , and she is responsible for a revolution for woman.
I dont really dig her latest cd's i have to admit , so i hope i wont be dissapointed by this cd !!!
Ow and i LOVE her song " Nothing really matters "
Madonna has always had a special place in my heart haha...i grew up with her music , and i believe she is a pioneer in Music , and she is responsible for a revolution for woman.
I dont really dig her latest cd's i have to admit , so i hope i wont be dissapointed by this cd !!!
Ow and i LOVE her song " Nothing really matters "
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Posted 17 October 2005 - 3:43 PM
Apparently her new album has stirred up plenty of controversy in regards to Kabbalism. She wrote a song about a highly revered Jewish mystic Kabbalist Rabbi and it seems that profiting off anyone that highly revered is a big no-no in the Kabbalism order. She might've been denounced, but I'm not sure.
At any rate, I'm not a massive fan of Madonna's music but I've always been drawn to her and her shrewd ability to constantly reinvent herself and try new things. It's been so fascinating watching her go from nothing to something to a major pop icon over the years.
At any rate, I'm not a massive fan of Madonna's music but I've always been drawn to her and her shrewd ability to constantly reinvent herself and try new things. It's been so fascinating watching her go from nothing to something to a major pop icon over the years.
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Posted 18 October 2005 - 12:18 PM
Apparently the nickname for her by the staff at her record label Warner is OLDFRAPP! X-D There may be a small clue in that to what her album might sound like!
I use to love her as a kid, I even drew a fake mole just like her one but to be honest I haven't really like any of her records for a while... i think the last one i liked was her Ray of Light album and i did like her early 90s erotica stuff/bedtime stories era that the press didn't like.
I use to love her as a kid, I even drew a fake mole just like her one but to be honest I haven't really like any of her records for a while... i think the last one i liked was her Ray of Light album and i did like her early 90s erotica stuff/bedtime stories era that the press didn't like.
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Posted 18 October 2005 - 5:29 PM
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I'm listening to the Stuart Price remix of Hung Up. And he uses a ABBA sample in it!!?? WTF?! This is not a good thing :?
The original version samples the Abba song too. This is a good thing, forget it's abba and listen to how it sounds.
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Posted 18 October 2005 - 5:38 PM
As cheesy as ABBA is, I sort of have a soft spot for them, a guilty pleasure. It was the "hippest" thing my parents listened to regularly.
When I was small, I thought the song Mamma Mia was written just for me. X-D
My dad worked for one of the first ever laser disc companies, and one of the things we had on disc were a collection of ABBA videos I haven't seen since way back when. Talk about cheesy!
When I was small, I thought the song Mamma Mia was written just for me. X-D
My dad worked for one of the first ever laser disc companies, and one of the things we had on disc were a collection of ABBA videos I haven't seen since way back when. Talk about cheesy!
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Posted 18 October 2005 - 6:49 PM
I didn't notice the ABBA sample in the original version. In my opinion it's not that good. In the remix version the ABBA sample is used so obviously I don't like it at all. It doesn't take the ABBA sample to make me dislike the song but it doesn't help either. It is used in a very "like Puff Daddy/Will Smith samples" kind-of-way.
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Posted 19 October 2005 - 8:51 AM
i'm also loving the new single, lol
that abba sample is mad
i also love most of madonnas new stuff as well, but mainly the stuff off american life where her collabs with mirwais are more apparent, man i love that guy. also really dig some parts of music and ray of light.
p.s im a straight male
that abba sample is mad
i also love most of madonnas new stuff as well, but mainly the stuff off american life where her collabs with mirwais are more apparent, man i love that guy. also really dig some parts of music and ray of light.
p.s im a straight male
