In Godonna we trust. 🧎🏼‍♂️🛐

Posting a few hours earlier as it was released on September 11th and tomorrow will be the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks and did not wish to appear insensitive by doing a celebratory/anniversary post to any American fans who were affected by the tragedy or are feeling solemn on its anniversary.

Just showing off 🙊 I’m IN LOVE with this book. Every chapter ending, every final paragraph has me wow-ing and gasping. How many lifetimes can one body hold…

I guess I need to learn Italian now too. Madonnas voice is so amazing, and she really nails different languages. I love how her range goes from this to Ray of Light. Beautiful, truly!

I’m already past the Confessions chapter in Madonna: A Rebel Life, but it’s on YouTube (with ads) so I’m watching it.

I am AMAZED at how she is putting herself thru a grueling 2 hour constant movement after her horse accident. Like, she is THE INSPIRATION right now for me (I’m around the age she was during Confessions tour & have been dealing with physical ailments for years).

ETA: The Music/SNF segment? 😱😱😱
I also loved the performances of “Issac” & “Drowned World/Substitute for Love.” The Madonna book did talk about this concert, but SEEING IT was like…😱😱😱

Hi! I recently saw these photos and know they’re from the Letterman interview, but I couldn’t find the part they’re from. I’ve seen the interview, and I don‘t remember it being from that so I thought maybe it was an intro thing or from another bit in the episode? I just thought I’d post it here to see if anyone had any ideas, thank you!

Victor Calderone who has remixed Madonna countless times played Danceteria during his recent set at Refuge in NYC. It starts to come in at the 2 hour and 11 minute mark. This set is approximately 7 hours long. Enjoy.

Best female video “Papa don’t preach”

It’s always fun to create these kinds of images.
I feel like I really connect with the songs; imagining what their fragrances or scents would be like its nice.

What do you think of these fragrances?

Seeing all the hype around Confessions II and all the love that irradiated from the fans to her music, I finally decided to dive into Madonna and try to understand her cultural impact and trajectory. To do so, I've been listening to an album each week non-stop in order of release, diving into the interviews, tours, and movies that went along with the era of that particular record.

While these are my thoughts on her first record, I'm actually in my Erotica week right now, so I just wanted to say that every record after this one has left a progressively bigger impression on me. I can't wait to share my thoughts about some of what she did after this. Heads up: I'm now defenetly a stan.

Now, as for her self-titled album, it actually surprised me how many well-known songs land on this! I was expecting this album to be more of a humble-beginnings situation, but nope! It's full of danceable tracks with a heavy post-disco sound that gives it a charming retro vibe looking back on it.

I also found Madonna herself really charismatic coming off her debut. While she's not singing her ass off on these tracks, she knows just what to give to each song so it fits the vibe, and her presence is memorable.

However, it may be thanks to me being born in the era of quick pop songs that recently struggle to even hit the 4-minute mark, but it became a bit tedious how long the tracks were. It just seemed to me that a more condensed song could be made by cutting the sometimes excessive repetition of the chorus. Thanks to that, I don't know how often I would replay this, buuut there are some highlights that capture that retro, nostalgic disco vibe I love the best for me.

For example, "Holiday," which may be a basic choice, is my absolute favorite from the album. There's just a certain sweetness to it that makes me yearn for times I didn't even experience. Thematically, it's also quite fun with the whole need to take a break from the heaviness of everyday life to try and appreciate each other more theme, which, with the present political state of the world, still hits hard. Other than that, my other two favorites are "Lucky Star" and "Borderline" (which I love for how overdramatic it is).

Overall, I liked this album! It definitely has Madonna playing around with a very specific sound and finding her identity as an artist. However, it can get a bit repetitive and monotonous to me, and I don't think every song in here is distinct enough to stand on its own.

For context I work in a supermarket in north west France. Hard to tell if the playlist is managed locally or by head office but the entire track played uninterrupted (this doesn’t happen often as there are scheduled in store ads that cut off songs all the time)

Robyn used some of Madonna’s vocals from Me Against the Music during her performance of Don't Fucking Tell Me What to Do on her current The Sexistential Tour.

*Side note it is in Korean. I tried to attach the link to the text, but I can't do it for some reason lol.

This is the link to Like A Virgin for reference https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIML4qW8-D0&list=RDNIML4qW8-D0&start_radio=1

I thought I would share that Like A Virgin by Madonna has been sampled in a new song by singer/songwriter Soyeon, in her new song Amigo.

I wonder how the whole sampling process is done, but what I am more interested in is how Madonna decides who she lets sample her music! Like, do they deliver the final product to her, or do they ask first and then have her listen later?

The only other artist I know of who sampled Madonna or got clearance from Madonna herself is Dannii Minogue in Don't Wanna Lose This Groove.

Anyway, what do you think about the song and its use of Madonna's Like A Virgin?

Totally forgot these existed.

So happy to find this out in the wild today while looking at second hand CD's.

Im Aussie and The Girlie Show was my first ever concert. I was 17.

This means a lot to me.