Top Ten Madonna Songs

[dissention]

Originally Posted by Johnny Stew

Oh, wait. I wasn't waiting long enough for it to fully load.

"Gone, Gone, Gone" and "Freedom" are both old though.

I've never heard them and thought they were both new because they were labeled as being for the new album. I hope they aren't on it, because they both stink.

Love "Hung Up," though, it's one of the catchiest things she's ever done.

[vermicious knid]

Yeah, those bottom three are old demos, not new stuff. "Erotica" started off as "You Thrill Me", "Gone Gone Gone" is a Ray of Light demo, and "Freedom" is a Bedtime Stories demo.

[ontheEdgeof17]

Originally Posted by vermicious knid

Yeah, those bottom three are old demos, not new stuff. "Erotica" started off as "You Thrill Me", "Gone Gone Gone" is a Ray of Light demo, and "Freedom" is a Bedtime Stories demo.

Let's hope they stay in the vaults. Wretched pieces of work.

[dissention]

Originally Posted by ontheEdgeof17

Let's hope they stay in the vaults. Wretched pieces of work.

They make the songs from "American Life" look like her masterpieces.

[ontheEdgeof17]

Originally Posted by dissention

They make the songs from "American Life" look like her masterpieces.

There are a few American Life songs I enjoy. Nothing Fails, Nobody Knows Me (esp live), and Die Another Day are all pretty classic Madonna. Love Perfusion is too cheesy...sounds like Debbie Gibson.

[Johnny Stew]

Originally Posted by dissention

I've never heard them and thought they were both new because they were labeled as being for the new album. I hope they aren't on it, because they both stink.

After I posted what you quoted, I thought, "oh, diss and Curtie must've already known they were old tracks and were being sarcastic," so I edited my post.

To add to Vermicious Knid's post about the origins of the songs, "Freedom" was actually released in 1997, on a various artists compilation titled 'Carnival.'

None of these songs will be on the new album (except "Hung Up," of course!).

[SapphireSister]

Oooh I'm so excited about this. I'm a big fan of David's work. Looks as if I've finally forgiven her for that disaster aka American Life.

Madonna.com is pleased to announce that David LaChapelle will be reuniting with Madonna to direct the Hung Up video! David & Madonna's previous collaborations include a photoshoot for Rolling Stone Magazine in 1998 and the cover of the Video Collection 93:99. Based on their beautiful past creations, we can be sure that the Hung Up video is going to be a work of art!

http://www.madonna.com/madonna/php/index.php