Drowned World

Great news. When you look at stuff like 50 Shades of Grey, she did it all in 1992 to make it acceptable today. "Is there a lesson I'm supposed to learn in this caseIgnorance is not bliss."

"What It Feels Like for a Girl" , "Paradise (Not for Me)" , "Don't Tell Me".

"Borderline" , "Everybody" , "Physical Attraction".

"Like a Prayer" , "Promise to Try" and "Oh Father".

They're showing off about a million selling single in just the UK? Please! She's never done a full-scale tour here in the States. Her presence here is so little, which is why I don't engage with them anymore. When they're talking about Madonna they're failing to take into account the rest of the world. They won't. They stick to the territory where they know kulie had the most success.

"Erotica", "Bad Girl" and "Secret Garden".

"Drowned World/Substitute for Love", "Mer Girl", "Frozen".

"Like a Virgin", "Stay" and "Pretender".

Wonder if this Darleen chick ever looked through M's garbage bins as well. She seems that type.

I think Madonna is way too smart to write that. She knows somebody would try to make money from it, and the media would have a field day with it. That's why I think it's fake.

Typically, people have more of a fondness for drama and negativity than what she's achieved in Malawi, which is sad and awful...But don't feed it, we know what its true intent is. Just nonsense made up to distract people away from what is important.

One of my favorite interviews is from June 1998 with the magazine, Q. She talks about a lot of interesting subjects in that interview, and goes into quite a bit of detail about the songwriting for Ray of Light. There's another interview from 1998, which I read online, and is nowhere to be found now, but it was a transcript from a magazine called Vox, and it was all around the Ray of Light record.

I think everyone can be their own worst enemy on social media with sharing too much. IMO, there's a part of yourself that should always remain an enigma.

She should do what she has always done and write/create art from her soul, from what is authentic. People shouldn't be so caught up in how successful she is. Look to Erotica as an example and see how loved it is today. I hope she doesn't feel she has to do what everybody else is doing, just to remain relevant. You have to accept that those days of the 80's and then in the 90's are over. It's a different musical climate now, and one that is shallow.

They got obsessed with it and now I think they're really stuck on it. Lately, when I've heard her talk, she just sounds American, and it's true that you tend to pick up an accent the longer you live in a country... I see it as no big deal, either.