Madonna

[Jimshakes]

I personally like the LFL video also and honestly thought she was on to a winner with that one...I obviously have diff taste to the GP lol

[MusicLover88]

La isla bonita is probably in her top 5 biggest hits and for that very reason, I feel like it's underrated.

[CandyShop]

What exactly is a delusional video

The word “love” is repeated dozens of times, “up” and “on” are repeated more then 100 times. Half naked men moving like sick insects, all is filmed in a dark and ugly room, the video is colored with an annoying red that looks like blood splashes, animals moaning in background…
Enough? Or do you need some snapshot?
I would see this video in “The pshychopath collection”.

the description u gave of the video: how harsh

C' mon the video is ok, a very good one, I'd dare to say!!

[MrLeonix]

I liked LFL when it came out and I was blindly defending it the whole time ..... Then It didn't have a lasting power on me and aged like cr*p in matter of few months, now I don't listen to it at all, in fact I kinda cringe with it a bit.

"Rebel heart" (song) could've been a great lead single to introduce the era, and "Ghosttown" would've felt better as a follow-up to "Rebel heart" (song).

[CandyShop]

LIB is a bit dull on record, but comes alive on stage. I love the energy of the CT version and the simplicity of the DWT perfromance.

Feel exactly the opposite here.
Never get tired of listening to the song on record, while The WTG live performance is the only one I really enjoy.

[spiritboy]

I agree that LFL aged very badly. In fact along with GMAYL, it's one of the two worst M lead singles.

As for La Isla Bonita, it's probably Madonna's most global song. The Girlie Show and S&S versions give me life.

[AlphaMale]

LIB has always been one of my all time favourites! All of her live performances have been awesome, especially the Girlie Show and the Confessions ones!
I think that it is one of her signature songs! And although it was the 5th single off a huge successful album, it still was a smah all over the world, becoming one of the best selling singles of 87!

[AlphaMale]

LFL video is pretensious! That filter used in post production is awful! Her dance moves are bland and at one point a rip off of Papa Don't Preach.
I guess if you have a career as long and varied as Madonna, you're bound to repeat yourself. And since Madonna doesn't like to look back, she doesn't even remember her dance moves from PDP

[AlphaMale]

Teach me how to pray

[AlphaMale]

POLL

Which producer would you like Madonna to work again on her next album?
Stephen Bray is missing from this photo, but it's one of my favourite producer

[AlphaMale]

[AlphaMale]

POLL

Which producer would you like Madonna to work again on her next album?
Stephen Bray is missing from this photo, but it's one of my favourite producer

For me I would like her to work with Mirwais and Patrick with his classical training

[CandyShop]

I would die to see her and Pat Leonard to collaborate again.

[Yoshie]

Mirwais is the only correct option for me.

[jio]

I take offense in choosing Babyface over Dallas Austin and/or Dave Hall for representing "Bedtime Stories". Dallas Austin and Dave Hall did all the good songs, Babyface just did one good song and an overrated snooze-fest.

Personally I would be more interested in her doing another "Madonna". Just her own compositions without any outside help for a change. If not, then of course Patrick Leonard, Dallas Austin or Dave Hall.

[Bellus]

I would die to see her and Pat Leonard to collaborate again.

Not sure I'd be here for that.....

[MusicLover88]

Personally I would be more interested in her doing another "Madonna". Just her own compositions without any outside help for a change. If not, then of course Patrick Leonard, Dallas Austin or Dave Hall.

!!!!!

[Ewokguy15]

I'd love to see her hide away for 6 months and cook up something just from her!

[Westen]

She doesn't have to run back to any of those producers if she sets HER mind and heart into the album. You're giving her so little credit when you're bringing producers from the past, it's like she depends on them, and yet none of them made any acclaimed or successful music outside of her.

But unfortunately i don't see her doing something great because she is surrounded by yes people, her kids are impacting her opinion of what's cool and what's not too much. She has terrible management and people for press. No one is trying to use her name in her advance. No one is building her up with her achievements.

[NoAngel]

She doesn't have to run back to any of those producers if she sets HER mind and heart into the album. You're giving her so little credit when you're bringing producers from the past, it's like she depends on them, and yet none of them made any acclaimed or successful music outside of her.

But unfortunately i don't see her doing something great because she is surrounded by yes people, her kids are impacting her opinion of what's cool and what's not too much. She has terrible management and people for press. No one is trying to use her name in her advance. No one is building her up with her achievements.

what? :-?

[manowar555]

I love her huge hits but this is the best Madonna song

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[Avahogree]

She doesn't have to run back to any of those producers if she sets HER mind and heart into the album. You're giving her so little credit when you're bringing producers from the past, it's like she depends on them, and yet none of them made any acclaimed or successful music outside of her.

I hate it when fans say stuff like this. Have you ever actually bothered checking out what they did, either before or after working with Madonna? And yet you say it like it's a fact.

Let's play a game: match the artist with one of Madonna's former producers. There's no BS-ing here, they've all legitimately worked with these artists on new recordings (ie, no remixing credits). For obvious reasons, I've ignored the likes of Babyface and Timbaland, because they're super-producers who've ended up working with almost everybody, at one point or another.

All Saints
Bananarama
Bee Gees
Belinda Carlisle
Blur
Bon Jovi
Carly Simon
David Bowie
Depeche Mode
Diana Ross
Duran Duran
Dusty Springfield
Elton John
Fleetwood Mac
George Michael
INXS
Janet Jackson
Kylie Minogue
Leonard Cohen
Mick Jagger
P!nk
Pink Floyd
Paul McCartney
Whitney Houston
U2

[Westen]

She doesn't have to run back to any of those producers if she sets HER mind and heart into the album. You're giving her so little credit when you're bringing producers from the past, it's like she depends on them, and yet none of them made any acclaimed or successful music outside of her.

I hate it when fans say stuff like this. Have you ever actually bothered checking out what they did, either before or after working with Madonna? And yet you say it like it's a fact.

Let's play a game: match the artist with one of Madonna's former producers. There's no BS-ing here, they've all legitimately worked with these artists on new recordings (ie, no remixing credits). For obvious reasons, I've ignored the likes of Babyface and Timbaland, because they're super-producers who've ended up working with almost everybody, at one point or another.

All Saints
Bananarama
Bee Gees
Belinda Carlisle
Blur
Bon Jovi
Carly Simon
David Bowie
Depeche Mode
Diana Ross
Duran Duran
Dusty Springfield
Elton John
Fleetwood Mac
George Michael
INXS
Janet Jackson
Kylie Minogue
Leonard Cohen
Mick Jagger
P!nk
Pink Floyd
Paul McCartney
Whitney Houston
U2

You completely missed the point, not surprised.
But feel free, link me albums made fully by artists and some of the producers like Orbit, Mirwais, Price, Leonard, Pettibone that made impact like Madonna's albums did. Couldn't care less for one song or two.
Link me piece of work like LAP or ROL. Link me albums that are just as mentioned to their names like some Madonna's...

[CandyShop]

She doesn't have to run back to any of those producers if she sets HER mind and heart into the album. You're giving her so little credit when you're bringing producers from the past, it's like she depends on them, and yet none of them made any acclaimed or successful music outside of her.

Such an ignorant statement !!

[Westen]

She doesn't have to run back to any of those producers if she sets HER mind and heart into the album. You're giving her so little credit when you're bringing producers from the past, it's like she depends on them, and yet none of them made any acclaimed or successful music outside of her.

Such an ignorant statement !!

Reading is essential.

Like i said, list me albums fully co-made by Leonard or Orbit that had the same impact or relevancy? Mirwais?

Aren't those 3 producers that Madonna fans always bitch about wanting back?