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| 2. Stay |
Like a Virgin,Madonna,Wea International,Adult Contemporary,Club/Dance,Dance Music,Dance-Pop,Pop,Pop/Rock,United States of America
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Moulin Rouge 2
Manufacturer: Interscope Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00005YW4Z Release Date: 2002-02-26 |
Tracks:
- Your Song
- Sparkling Diamonds [Original Film Version]
- One Day I'll Fly Away
- The Pitch (Spectacular Spectacular) [Original Film Version]
- Come What May [Original Film Version]
- Like a Virgin [Original Film Version]
- Meet Me in the Red Room [Original Film Version]
- Your Song
- The Show Must Go On [Original Film Version]
- Ascension/Nature Boy (From the Death and...)
- Bolero (Closing Credits) [Original Film Version]
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There are but two kinds of people in the world: Those captivated by Baz Luhrmann's heady, postmodernist musical romp Moulin Rouge--and everybody else. Oddly, the film's initial soundtrack release may have been the project's most traditional element, marketing a slate of pop-star contributions that gave listeners a sometimes-skewed perspective on its true musical charms. This follow-up corrects much of that oversight, offering original film versions of "Sparkling Diamonds" (the lavish, Nicole Kidman-performed medley of "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend" and "Material Girl"), Jim Broadbent's and Richard Roxburgh's loopy take on "Like a Virgin," as well as the lively Offenbach "Can Can" parody "The Pitch (Spectacular Spectacular)." It also pays homage to the efforts of composer Craig Armstrong, whose quietly compelling underscore often binds the film's other far-flung musical influences together, be they stately orchestral readings of Elton John's "Your Song," a dramatic arrangement for Kidman and Ewan MacGregor's original film duet of "Come What May," or his dark, melodramatic take on Queen's "The Show Must Go On." The first Moulin Rouge soundtrack collection flaunted the film's bold, cross-genre ambitions; this one chronicles its nakedly emotional heart and soul. --Jerry McCulleyAlbum Details
Volume Two Includes the Memorable Renditions of 'like a Virgin' and 'your Song' and 'the Pitch (Spectacular Spectacular).' It also features a Mix of the Nicole Kidman Song 'one Day I'll Fly Away.'Customer Reviews:
Wow........2007-01-15
The highlights of the album are:
-Your Song (Instrumental)
-Sparkling Diamonds (original film version)
-Come What May (original film version)
-The Show Must Go On (original film version)
In my opinion, "The Show Must Go On" is the best song on this album...it was just so perfect for the ending of the movie, and I fell in love with the song. I was so disappointed that it wasn't on the first soundtrack. This song is part of what makes the second soundtrack so amazing...the song is fierce!!
If you love the movie and are a fan of the first soundtrack, then definitely, get this one. Many of the songs are versions taken straight from the movie - I recommend this with 4.5 stars...you will NOT be disappointed!
Love this CD.......2006-07-04
I gave this 5 stars even though it's about a 4.5 because they split the soundtrack over two seperate cds.
Could it get any better?.......2006-03-02
Moulin rouge tried to fill up the GAP.......2006-02-12
Baz did the smart thing, taking the audiences favorite music, a few gems from the first soundtrack such as "Come What May" and "Sparkling Diamonds" as well as a few new songs, like "Like a Virgin", "The Show Must Go On" and "The Pitch (Spectacular Spectacular)" and releasing the Original Film versions, allowing for the amazing vocal performances of the actors, including the fabulous Jim Broadbent, to be shine through. Also, released is background music "Meet Me in the Red Room", played during Christian's arrival in the elephant, marking the only non-actor/orchestral piece within the context of the CD.
One thing that this soundtrack included that I didn't expect was several orchestral pieces that were mostly used as background music throughout the film. "Your Song - Instrumental" (#1) has personally become a favorite and is constantly being repeated in the CD player. Also included is the ending credits music "Bolero" and the final piece ... known as "Ascension/Nature Boy". Also included is a remix of "One Day I'll Fly Away", and like all MR remixes, is a little tough to listen to at first but after repeat listening, it becomes music to your ears.
To all you MR diehards out there: this is a must. Not like I could stop you anyways. To others who haven't been introduced to the spectacular (spectacular) world of Moulin Rouge, this is a great introductory piece, especially side-by-side with the first soundtrack.
ahahahahaha.......2006-02-01
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Like a Virgin
Madonna Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00005J6SZ Release Date: 2001-05-22 |
Tracks:
- Material Girl
- Angel
- Like A Virgin
- Over And Over
- Love Don't Live Here Anymore
- Dress You Up
- Shoo-Bee-Doo
- Pretender
- Stay
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Madonna's second album was her breakthrough, thanks principally to two gimmicky hits: the sinuous "Like a Virgin," with its taboo-busting metaphor for that fresh, clean new-love feeling, and the cutesy, Betty-Boopsy "Material Girl." Most of the rest of the album, although similarly frothy, is superior to those warhorses, notably the irresistible LP tracks "Over and Over," and "Pretender"--which adds a bit of gossamer delicacy to the mandatory bounciness. "Dress You Up" is a Madonna classic, an insubstantial dance-pop delight bedecked in synthesized bells and replete to the beat with kinky suggestions. And there's a sign of greater depth to come in her cover of Rose Royce's elegiac ballad "Love Don't Live Here Anymore," a heartfelt vocal supported by a subtle, gorgeous arrangement helmed by producer Nile Rodgers and his two key Chic instrumental compatriots, Bernard Edwards and Tony Thompson. --Ken BarnesCustomer Reviews:
Was This a Means for Climbing up the Chart or Was This Really What She Was?.......2007-05-04
Madonna, The Female Elvis! .......2007-04-11
Doo, and Stay...which I think are standout tracks...this whole album gels nicely, and if your looking for that 80's nostalgic feeling, this album will instantly transport you back to those fun/party day's...."and then we can scoot scoot scoot scootlee-be-bop"...great album!
Boy toy is alive and well........2007-04-04
Let's get a few things musically/politically straight..........2007-03-26
1. 'Like A Virgin' was released in 1984, not 1985. Madonna's debut album/CD 'Madonna' was released in 1982, not 1983.
There, we have that under the bridge now. :-)
2. I think the album Like A Virgin is overrated, but far from her best material. I like it okay, and it's listenable, as for I am a major Madonna fan in general, so it's not about what I just like of hers and what I don't like of hers.
In my opinion, Madonna has never had a so called "terrible" song or album until she released 'American Life' in the new mellinium. Yes, I know this review of this specific CD should be typed in that arena, and trust me, it will. It's not that I can't stand American Life, I think it's just not her style in the least, and that is giving change, as to most artists need that in their long spanned careers.
I am an artist/musician myself, so don't think I am putting this into a realm without experiencing or knowing somewhat of what is going on in that realm of the music world.
I absolutely love Madonna and have no qualms with her and/or her music in the very least, but Like A Virgin would be my second to last choice her entire career of CD's that have been put out to date.
I have started reading a lot of reviews on a lot of artists, groups, soloists, etc, and have decided to join the world of typing reviews. It's fun, intriguing, and most of all insightful for those who need them to either gain the interest or disclude the CD/LP from their collection, etc.
I respect anyones opinion and choices of music, rather I like the music itself or not. I have a deep obsession and love for music, and love to hear anyone listening and enjoying the music they choose in their life.
Overall... Madonna rocks, and this album did deserve the popularity it got, but it's just not my favorite of Madonna. Happy reviewing! :-)
Like a Virgin..........2007-02-03
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I'm Like a Virgin Losing a Child
Manchester Orchestra Manufacturer: Gentlemen / Canvasback ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000RHRGMQ Release Date: 2007-07-24 |
Tracks:
- Wolves at Night
- Now That You're Home
- The Neighborhood is Bleeding
- I Can Feel Your Pain
- Where Have You Been
- I Can Barely Breathe
- Sleeper 1972
- Golden Ticket
- Alice and Interiors
- Don't Let Them See You Cry
- Colly Strings
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I'd Like a Virgin
Richard Cheese Manufacturer: Surfdog Records Ada ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000IOMXP8 Release Date: 2006-12-05 |
Tracks:
- Gin & Juice
- Yellow
- Girls, Girls, Girls
- Are You Gonna Be My Girl?
- Message from the Other Dick - Clark
- Butterfly
- Hey Ya!
- Beat It
- Milk Shake
- Dick in Las Vegas [Live]
- Personal Jesus
- Material Girl
- RC on Nbc's Last Call - Richard Cheese, Carson Daly, Lounge Against the Machine
- War Ensemble
- Stand Up
- Song Request [Live]
- Feeling This
- 99 Luftballons
- Rock the Casbah
- Longview
- Secret Hidden Track (The Tiger Story)
- Richard Cheese Radio Announcement
Album Description
This 2004 release is an "intuxicating" collection of loungified covers including Snoop Dogg's "Gin & Juice", Coldplay's "Yellow", and Michael Jackson's "Beat It" accompanied by a children's choir.Customer Reviews:
Best music group ever.......2006-12-31
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Raw Like Sushi
Neneh Cherry Manufacturer: Virgin Records Us ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000000WGT Release Date: 1992-06-29 |
Tracks:
- Buffalo Stance
- Manchild
- Kisses On The Wind
- Inna City Mama
- The Next Generation
- Love Ghetto
- Heart
- Phoney Ladies
- Outre Risque Locomotive
- So Here I Come
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Defiant, sexy, playful, nervy, womanly, and wise, 1988's Raw Like Sushi was the opening salvo in Neneh Cherry's brilliant, if woefully underappreciated, career. The hit "Buffalo Stance," with its reworking of Malcolm McLaren's Buffalo Gals vibe, found Cherry erroneously labeled as a rap artist. True enough, there are hip-hop elements on Raw Like Sushi, as well as pop, electronic, R&B, and dance, all gleefully mixed up in a progressive melange of beats, cultures, emotions, and grooves. Besides being fierce, funky, and one of the best debuts in memory, Raw Like Sushi helped redefine what women could do in the rigid realm of late-'80s African American music, and it sounds as good today as it did the day it was released. --Amy LindenCustomer Reviews:
Nothing on Raw Like Sushi matches "Buffalo Stance".......2004-12-20
I just recently heard "Buffalo Stance" on my local college radio station, and it brought back memories of the first time I heard it in back in the winter of 1989. It isn't difficult to see why this song was so popular back then; it had all the infectious grooves an excellent pop song should have. But there's a problem with the overall album of Raw Like Sushi: all the songs that surround "Buffalo Stance" don't even come close to matching its catchiness. Even the inexplicably praised "Manchild" is dull.
Find the single for "Buffalo Stance" if you can, and pick up a Salt & Pepper album as an alternative to Raw Like Sushi.
The original "spice girl"........2004-04-28
Setting the template for female Urban Rap-Commentary...........2003-11-03
This is TERRIBLE... I'll be buying a copy immediately.......2003-10-31
One of my favorite albums.......2003-06-13
Buffalo Stance is without a doubt the best song on RAW LIKE SUSHI, but there are many other gems as well. Kisses on the Wind is a fun song about the girl in the neighborhood who matured faster than everyone else, "the first girl to turn the boys on." Inner City Momma, Love Ghetto, and Phoney Ladies, are also great songs.
This was an incredibly promising debut that seemed to hint at a future superstar. I'm not sure what went wrong. What has happened to Neneh Cherry? Why isn't she still on the radio? I don't know. But I *do* know that RAW LIKE SUSHI is a great CD that anyone who likes strong women will enjoy.
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I'm Like a Virgin Losing a Child
Manchester Orchestra Manufacturer: Favorite Gentlemen ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000KK0ETM |
Customer Reviews:
an album you can't live without!.......2007-03-24
Easily one of my new favorite albums.......2007-03-21
Excellent Indie Music.......2007-03-09
So damn good.......2006-12-31
Exceptional.......2006-12-26
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Handel: The Masterworks (Box Set)
Manufacturer: Brilliant Classics ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00062FLI8 Release Date: 2004-11-30 |
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Handel - Messiah / Augér, von Otter, Chance, Crook, Tomlinson, English Concert, Pinnock
George Frideric Handel , Arleen Auger , Anne Sofie von Otter , Trevor Pinnock , The English Concert & Choir , Michael Chance , Howard Crook , and John Tomlinson Manufacturer: Archiv Produktion ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000057DB Release Date: 1990-10-25 |
Tracks:
- Messiah: Part One - 1. Sinfony (Grave - Allegro moderato)
- Messiah: Part One - 2. Accompagnato : Comfort Ye My People
- Messiah: Part One - 3. Air : Ev'ry Valley Shall Be Exalted
- Messiah: Part One - 4. Chorus : And The Glory Of The Lord Shall Be Revealed
- Messiah: Part One - 5. Accompagnato : Thus Saith The Lord Of Hosts
- Messiah: Part One - 6. Air : But Who May Abide The Day Of His Coming
- Messiah: Part One - 7. Chorus : And He Shall Purify
- Messiah: Part One - 8. Recitative : Behold, A Virgin Shall Conceive
- Messiah: Part One - 9. Air and Chorus : O Thou That Tellest Good Tidings
- Messiah: Part One - 10. Accompagnato : For Behold, Darkness Shall Cover
- Messiah: Part One - 11. Air : The People That Walked In Darkness
- Messiah: Part One - 12. Chorus : For Unto Us A Child Is Born
- Messiah: Part One - 13. Pifa (Pastoral Symphony)
- Messiah: Part One - 14. Recitative: There Were Shepherds Abiding In The Field - Accompagnato: And Lo, The Angel Of The Lord - 15. Recitative: And The Angel Said Unto Them - 16. Accompagnato: And Suddenly There Was With The Angel
- Messiah: Part One - 17. Chorus : Glory To God In The Highest
- Messiah: Part One - 18. Air : Rejoice Greatly, O Daughter Of Zion
- Messiah: Part One - 19. Recitative : Then Shall The Eyes Of The Blind
- Messiah: Part One - 20. Air : He Shall Feed His Flock
- Messiah: Part One - 21. Chorus : His Yoke Is Easy, His Burthen Is Light
- Messiah: Part Two - 22. Chorus : Behold The Lamb Of God
- Messiah: Part Two - Air : 23. He Was Despised
Tracks:
- Messiah: Part Two - 24. Chorus : Surely He Hath Borne Our Griefs
- Messiah: Part Two - 25. Chorus : And With His Stripes We Are Healed
- Messiah: Part Two - 26. Chorus : All We Like Sheep Have Gone Astray
- Messiah: Part Two - 27. Accompagnato : All They That See Him
- Messiah: Part Two - 28. Chorus : He Trusted In God
- Messiah: Part Two - 29. Accompagnato : Thy Rebuke Hath Broken His Heart
- Messiah: Part Two - 30. Arioso : Behold, And See If There Be Any Sorrow
- Messiah: Part Two - 31. Accompagnato : He Was Cut Off Out Of The Land
- Messiah: Part Two - 32. Air : But Thou Didst Not Leave His Soul
- Messiah: Part Two - 33. Chorus : Lift Up Your Heads, O Ye Gates
- Messiah: Part Two - 34. Recitative : Unto Which Of The Angels
- Messiah: Part Two - 35. Chorus : Let All The Angels Of God Worship Him
- Messiah: Part Two - 36. Air : Thou Art Gone Up On High
- Messiah: Part Two - 37. Chorus : The Lord Gave The Word
- Messiah: Part Two - 38. Air : How Beautiful Are The Feet
- Messiah: Part Two - 39. Chorus : Their Sound Is Gone Out
- Messiah: Part Two - 40. Air : Why Do The Nations So Furiously Rage
- Messiah: Part Two - 41. Chorus : Let Us Break Their Bonds Asunder
- Messiah: Part Two - 42. Recitative : He That Dwelleth In Heaven
- Messiah: Part Two - 43. Air : Thou Shalt Break Them
- Messiah: Part Two - 44. Chorus : Hallelujah
- Messiah: Part Three - 45. Air : I Know That My Redeemer Liveth
- Messiah: Part Three - 46. Chorus : Since By Man Came Death
- Messiah: Part Three - 47. Recitative : Behold, I Tell You A Mystery
- Messiah: Part Three - 48. Air : The Trumpet Shall Sound
- Messiah: Part Three - 49. Recitative : Then Shall Be Brought To Pass
- Messiah: Part Three - 50. Duet : O Death, Where Is Thy Sting?
- Messiah: Part Three - 51. Chorus : But Thanks Be To God
- Messiah: Part Three - 52. Air : If God Be For Us
- Messiah: Part Three - 53. Chorus : Worthy Is The Lamb That Was Slain --- Amen
Amazon.com essential recording
This is a terrific performance of Messiah. Not only are the soloists all superb, but Trevor Pinnock completely contradicts the image of many period instrument performances as small-scale, scrappy affairs. Indeed, he invests the choruses with as much genuine Handelian pomp as Beecham at his most extravagant. The trumpets really blaze, and the timpani thunder, and everyone simply has a great time. A joyous performance, just right for the holiday season. --David HurwitzAmazon.com
Trevor Pinnock meets with mixed success in this account of the Messiah with the English Concert & Choir and soloists Arleen Auger, Anne Sofie von Otter, Michael Chance, Howard Crook, and John Tomlinson, recorded and released in 1988. Its strengths are the strengths of the early-music movement in general. The size and distribution of the instrumental and vocal forces are optimal, which means that textures are clear and balances apt. Rhythms are nicely pointed, though often, in Pinnock's case, not quite well enough sprung. Tempos are well chosen; for example, "All we like sheep"--which turns out to be one of the set's best numbers--is a real bourré, and Pinnock animates it in just the right way. But the performance often seems workmanlike and unemotional, weighed down in too many instances by the humdrum work of the chorus. The alto section in particular, which is half male and half female, sings timidly and is constantly swallowing its entrances. Bass soloist John Tomlinson is a further drag on the effort. He has the right idea--that there's an Italian opera hiding behind all this biblical imagery--but his cottony sound is out of place, a misguided attempt to mimic Nicolai Ghiaurov. His usable range is less than a tenth (he croaks the low G's and F-sharps), and his diction is horrible. "Thus spake the Lord" is strangled, and when, in "The trumpet shall sound" Tomlinson gets to the words "we shall be changed," one can't help wishing that he had been changed too, right before the sessions started. --Ted LibbeyCustomer Reviews:
Ladies & gentleman: The Lord'n Savior, God Almighty.......2007-06-13
So Fashionable, and So Disappointing.......2007-02-01
Specifically: John Tomlinson sings like he thinks he IS God, instead of singing about Him. Heavy, cumbersome, and overblown. May I add boorish?
Arleen Auger has a very sweet voice. And??
Despite the program notes insisting that certain segments of this Messiah are given to "the contralto", Anne Sofie von Otter is NOT a contralto. Not even close.
The male alto can barely sustain a legato line - why he insists upon throwing in those complicated, badly-performed embellishments I can't figure. Well, I can, but I'd really rather not say.
Wake up, choristers!! It's 'For Unto Us A Child Is Born," not "Oy, I have to go to the grocery store today."
Boy do I regret having spent almost $40 on this one. Thank goodness I have the Colin Davis to console me.
A nice combination of period nad tradiitonal.......2006-12-17
This 1988 recording sits between the euqally English, euqally period-ifnluenced Hogwood and Garidner. Of the three, Hogwood sounds more 'authentic' because it uses boys in the chorus and singers schooled period practice. By comparison, Pinnock's soprano, Arleen Auger, and mozeeo, Von Otter, are essentially modern singers--gorgeous ones, of course, Gardiner is far more anemic in his conducting and uses a scrwny-sounding orchestra, so if that's more authentic, so be it. Of the three, Pinnock gives us more traditional music values in his emotional expression and instrumental timbres.
The competiiton is mushc stiffer now than in 1988, but Pinnock's reading has survived the test of time. He is not a genuinely inspired conductor--sadly, Messiah has become a cottage industry that excludes most big-name talents--but neither are Gardiner and Hogwood. (For sheer musicality, I tend to put my money on Andrew Parrott, Robert King, Marc Minkowski, Niklaus Harnoncourt, and Rene Jacobs.) But he's certainly good eough. The reason I haven't given five stars is that the male soloists aren't first-rate, and in particular the Wotan voice of John Tomlinson sounds cavernous in the bass arias. Add to that Pinnock's tendency toward tepidness, and what you end up with is a very good but not great performance.
Wait! Before you buy..........2006-05-28
La mas bella y fidedigna interpretacion que se pueda obtener.......2004-12-29
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Like a Virgin
Madonna Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000002L6P Release Date: 1990-10-25 |
Tracks:
- Material Girl
- Angel
- Like A Virgin
- Over And Over
- Love Don't Live Here Anymore
- Dress You Up
- Shoo-Bee-Doo
- Pretender
- Stay
Amazon.com
Madonna's second album was her breakthrough, thanks principally to two gimmicky hits: the sinuous "Like a Virgin," with its taboo-busting metaphor for that fresh, clean new-love feeling, and the cutesy, Betty-Boopsy "Material Girl." Most of the rest of the album, although similarly frothy, is superior to those warhorses, notably the irresistible LP tracks "Over and Over," and "Pretender"--which adds a bit of gossamer delicacy to the mandatory bounciness. "Dress You Up" is a Madonna classic, an insubstantial dance-pop delight bedecked in synthesized bells and replete to the beat with kinky suggestions. And there's a sign of greater depth to come in her cover of Rose Royce's elegiac ballad "Love Don't Live Here Anymore," a heartfelt vocal supported by a subtle, gorgeous arrangement helmed by producer Nile Rodgers and his two key Chic instrumental compatriots, Bernard Edwards and Tony Thompson. --Ken BarnesCustomer Reviews:
She's Madonna.......2007-01-28
It starts with "Material Girl" an 80's standard and one of Madonna's top hits reaching #2 in the UK and #3 in US. The topic is typical for it's time, "Materialism", In the video we'll find Madonna living the glamorous life surrounded by handsome men. "Angel" one of four singles from this album is a great dance-pop song 80's style, the hook is not the best but the bass and melody are memorable. While it isn't among Madonna's best it fits the cheesy album format perfect. it reahed position #5 on both sides of the atlantic. "Like A Virgin" co written by Bill Steinberg (who was a very popular songwriter at the time) and Tom Kelly, uqually good. The song was #1 in US and #3 in Uk and is one of her alltime best. "Over and Over" yet another great dance-pop song that deals with ambition to succeed at the highest stage, which Madonna defenitely did. A cover of Rose Royce "Love Don't Live Here Anymore" is among her first ballads, but it's perhaps the weakest song here and doesn't really fit in. "Dress You Up" is next which also is a dance-pop song reaching #5 on both sides of the atlantic in 1985. Just like the title track it got vague sexual lyrics. The next song "Shoo-Bee-Doo" was actually written by Madonna. The last two are called "Pretender" and "Stay" but neither of these 3 were hit singles. "Like a Virgin" only had 9 songs and some of the songs were even recorded at the same time as her debut album. I guess the last 3 were among those.
Overall, This album is far from perfect but it's a very strong album with a winning format with catchy dance-pop, not disco but a hybrid between 80's pop and dance music. Madonna the female artist on everyone's lips after this album overshadowing many others. Some songs are very lightweight, just like her debut but apart from the Rose Royce cover they feel like they are well calculated into a winning concept. Other then the great album this defenitely is, Madonna's charm, personality, looks and lack of fear to try new things also was a great factor to the success of this album and upcoming projects. Song by song it isn't her best, but as a whole it's great and worth a look. 4'5 stars.
like a virgin.......2006-06-15
Madonna does it again.......2005-12-18
Like A Virgin #1(6 weeks)
Material Girl #2
Angel #5
Dress You Up #5
the best of madonna .......2005-08-28
songs on the album that are amazing:
1. material girl
2. angel
3. dress you up
4. shoo-bee-doo
5. stay
if you like this album then i recommend her first album simply titled madonna and her thrid album true blue all the songs on those albums except 1 or 2 are great as well
Swing for the remaster.......2005-08-06
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Russian Medieval Chant
Manufacturer: Chandos ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00005QF3J Release Date: 2001-11-20 |
Customer Reviews:
Soothing To The Soul.......2007-07-17
This is what Choir and Organ magazine had to say.......2002-12-08
The best Russian choral CD of the season.......2002-02-09
Astonishing Recording!.......2002-02-05
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