He's a straight, white, middle aged fan of 'proper music' what did you guys expect dd. And he probably saves good reviews for projects he profits from which didn't happen here so...
Yeah he’s been pretty clear that he doesn’t like house music, and that Now 8 was the last good Now compilation before House music became a thing, so I really don’t know why he thought he’d enjoy a compilation based on club mixes.He's a straight, white, middle aged fan of 'proper music' what did you guys expect dd. And he probably saves good reviews for projects he profits from which didn't happen here so...
He refused to do a post regarding the Madame X formats because he didn’t like Medellin, which he eventually did post because fans and readers complained and called him out, he then did a complete 180 a year later because he went to see the Madame X tour and realised he actually enjoyed the album, and did a positive write up on the show.Didn't he straight up refuse to review Madame X for some dumbass reason?
Yeah he’s been pretty clear that he doesn’t like house music, and that Now 8 was the last good Now compilation before House music became a thing, so I really don’t know why he thought he’d enjoy a compilation based on club mixes.
His readers can’t get their head around the concept, so many comments like “she’s neglected the 80s! I’m not buying!” It’s quite embarrassing.
Is it the toe picture or the album cover?
Any further news on the Erotica 12" picture disc? I have not seen it pop up on any other sites for pre-order...
I go back on forth on the 7” Like A Prayer mix but I do love how overtly Prince it is, especially as it closes out. Total late 80s Batman era Prince vibes. Where his contributions to the main album (and the most well known versions of the title track) aren’t maybe as obvious, he leaves his mark here.
It's an great remix. Nothing can quite top the original album version, but am enjoying this alot more since the album came out a few weeks ago now.I go back on forth on the 7” Like A Prayer mix but I do love how overtly Prince it is, especially as it closes out. Total late 80s Batman era Prince vibes. Where his contributions to the main album (and the most well known versions of the title track) aren’t maybe as obvious, he leaves his mark here.
It's always crazy to me how nowadays you have Clean Bandit ft Cher & Whitney Houston (Omero Mumba Remix when in the 80s collabs were seen as a weak move and something to be hidden.
Why were they seen as a weak move?
Does anybody know what song William Orbit sampled multiple times on Madonna tracks? I'm thinking of the Ray of Light remix, Beautiful Stranger, Amazing and I'm a Sinner beat.