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Just released, original studio version of Nothing Compares 2 U.

I don't see this as something new. Nobody was ever an "automatic add" year after year. Madonna did it because she kept evolving and she kept delivering great songs. Her era of automatic adds was probably over at the start of the 90s. Apart from Katy's CTTR, which was successful, no song released by the mentioned artists was so irresistible that radio had to play. The difference today in my opinion is not streaming but the great fall of sales. At the past established artists relied on sales. They had loyal fans who supported all their releases. Even casual fans, people who used to buy only a few albums a year, they would usually trust well known acts over new comers. All this is gone now because sales are practically non existent.

Too many songs crammed in 13 minutes ruined it for me. This just isn't entertaining. I thought that the half time show was supposed to be a kind of a mini concert. Not the fast forward trailer of a concert.

Oh no, so sad and unexpected. Last year they cancelled a lot of tour dates and the reason given was that Dolores has problems with her back. But they did some shows and the fans loved them, it was an acoustic greatest hits tour.

Gorgeous new video for I Dare You. Paris Jackson is in it!!!

I'm a big fan of them too. I'm very happy they have a new album, for a while I was afraid that they'd split.

I was also ready to dismiss it but I love it. Haven't heard a pop ballad with such a sense of epicness in years.

I'm in love with their new song Big Picture. It took some time to sink in but now I can't stop playing it. There are some good remixes too, if the original is too laid back for your tastes.

Very interesting and I think it describes very well what's wrong with music videos today. Just in your face visuals that ignore the flow of the song and without any aesthetic value. It seems that the art has been lost. However two remarks: - The reason that there is no David Fincher collection is that Madonna's videos are probably expensive to license and sell very well on their own. - The Justin Timberlake video he did recently may be very well directed and edited but I find it very boring and impossible to watch multiple times. There is more to a good music video than what he describes.

I love this album and I am glad they switched it up a bit. My stand out tracks for now are Say Something Loving and Replica.

After what he said about Trump l suspected that something was off (more than the usual). I too hope he recovers.

I love them too. Today they released a 25th anniversary version of Out of Time.

The xx have a new song out and it's great. More upbeat than their usual and despite the lyrics a bit uplifting, just what I needed after the gloom of the last few days.

Maroon 5 have a new single. Very bandwagon jumping. What set them apart was Adam Levine's distinctive voice but it doesn't suit this song at all. It would have been a lot cooler if Justin Bieber sang it.

He has great songs but most of them sound like something from the past. Uptown Funk was basically a cover version. He has no musical identity of his own and his new song is no exception.