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Isn't this available on 'The Hits Album 6' compilation from 1987, or is the mix you mention a different one? I have that CD and it also contains the 7" mix of La Isla Bonita.

Looters.

The medal table is officially ranked by number of golds, then silver etc. Sometimes countries re-order the table based on total number of medals to make themselves look better, as China seems to have done now

I don't think that man's behaviour is acceptable at all, but clearly he's not right in the head. And the fact that somebody filmed this incident and it became news tells you that it's not a common occurrence. I've lived here most of my life, and the only time I've ever seen anyone confronted on public transport for speaking a foreign language was when tourists from, let's say, a "louder" culture were making a racket on a train and someone politely told them to be quiet, so the noise level was the issue, not the fact that they weren't speaking English. It's just a case of different cultural norms. In the case of this video I think they were just unlucky to be sitting near a nutter.

No excuse for racism of course, but I find Spanish tourists can be a little loud. Perhaps that's what sparked this off?

Aerial is one of my favourites too. I love The Red Shoes as well. I was hoping a DVD of the live shows would be released soon but it seems there's no sign of it

Seeing the live version has made me appreciate this song a lot more.

Or you could say she kind of stripped the lily of its beautiful petals and made it something plain.

It says "What's your name?", appropriately enough. It's going to be difficult to pick a winner!

Joan of Arc is becoming one of my most played songs ever according to my iTunes. I really love the stop-start backing track of the finished album version.

I knew the UK entry reminded me of something

Are those who think she was "pissed off" not native English speakers? I don't mean that in a patronising or critical way - I just wonder if that's why her humour doesn't come across for some people and they misinterpret her.

I love the final version. One of my favourite Madonna songs ever.

You're like a dog with a bone. Give it up. Your desperation to be "right" about everything is quite pitiful. I told you, you won: those of us who saw all the negative/lukewarm comments about LFL among the praise are liars or fantasists (and apparently we hate the song now, too).

I actually didn't mind "Revolver". At least it was a single. Better than a random MDNA album track, anyway. But I agree that her wonderful canon of hit songs is nothing to be ashamed of or avoided when compiling a setlist.