This is sonething she said she wanted to do back in 2005.
From her Vogue Interview:
Madonna’s interest in her clothes and her costumes over the years is perhaps more curatorial these days. A team of experts is working on cataloging and conserving the extensive collection, currently stored in an L.A. warehouse. “I’ve kept everything,” says Madonna. “The ‘Like a Virgin’ dress. Pieces that Gaultier had made from the Blonde Ambition tour. All the costumes from all of my shows, all the dancers’ costumes, everyone’s costumes.” She has ruthlessly destroyed all the duplicate and triplicate costumes (“Because we didn’t want anything to end up on the internet. When you don’t want anyone else to have it… you burn it”). “My goal is a traveling exhibit, like the Jackie Kennedy show,” she says. “Not just costumes but video imagery and film and interviews and concert footage, so it’s a multimedia kind of journey that you go on.”
Is this fo’ real? Let’s enter a prayer circle
Interesting that it's not using the Truth Or Dare title.
In Bed With Madonna feels very exclusive Ruby Wax interview. Truth or Dare is such an iconic title.
When Ruby Wax tells her in that interview that she can kiss that flat stomach goodbye if she ever has a baby, she becomes just another person who underestimated Madonna.
No but seriously, that's one of the best, most interesting Madonna interviews, and it's a shame that Ruby is so convinced it was damaging to her career or something.
Well In Bed With Madonna was always the International title.
A timeline-splitting event, the world was never the same, etc.
(I stopped listening to the demos and came to accept that most of the album versions are actually better, sorry).
That was a MOMENT. I remember getting late-night hot chocolate with friends and then hanging out at a playground a few nights after the leaks. Swinging super high on that swing with the Wash All Over Me demo blasting in my headphones. Whew, someone resuscitate me.
10 years?? This feels so wrong! Feels like only yesterday.
he/him
How has it been a decade, good lord
A part from Rebel heart, all the other tracks are so much better in their final version than in the Avicii one. Why is everyone so nostalgic for those basic demos?
A vinyl what?