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[dnosebapps]

L.U.V. MADGE, on 16 February 2012 - 07:30 AM, said:

Well i would hate to know what madonna latest lyrics are ? Lyrics in the womb maybe?

Meh, they're average lyrics in my opinion.  They're tongue n cheek and so she gets 5-10 extra years for being able to make fun of herself.

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dnosebapps, on 16 February 2012 - 07:33 AM, said:

They're tongue n cheek

As in ASS CHEEK?

Where SHIT comes from?

Yes, i'd say the song is very MUCH a TONGUE IN A SHIT STAINED CHEEK.

GIRLS GONE WILD !!!!!!!!! TBQH.

[Mmmmm]

horn, on 16 February 2012 - 07:28 AM, said:

OMG! Another evidence shows that the Brits hate her!

Now they want the concert to be canceled!

You such a dumb idiot, maybe you should read the article first. Not a thing in there to suggest Brits hate her. Just go away!

[dnosebapps]

Coked Up Baby Boy, on 16 February 2012 - 07:35 AM, said:

As in ASS CHEEK?

Where SHIT comes from?

Yes, i'd say the song is very MUCH a TONGUE IN A SHIT STAINED CHEEK.

GIRLS GONE WILD !!!!!!!!! TBQH.

They're not that bad, at least they don't pander to self important 16 year old girls.

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Mmmmm, on 16 February 2012 - 07:36 AM, said:

You such a dumb idiot, maybe you should read the article first. Not a thing in there to suggest Brits hate her. Just go away!

Are you that dumb enough to realize this thread is not meant to be taken seriously?

[CUBB]

TBQH.

[northernlad]

Mmmmm, on 16 February 2012 - 07:36 AM, said:

You such a dumb idiot, maybe you should read the article first. Not a thing in there to suggest Brits hate her. Just go away!

Allow me to introduce you...

Mmmmm - Irony.
Irony - Mmmmm.

Why don't you two get better acquainted. I have a feeling it's going to take AGES.

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Coked Up Baby Boy, on 16 February 2012 - 07:41 AM, said:

TBQH.

Vom tbqh

[northernlad]

Human popcorn.

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northernlad, on 16 February 2012 - 07:59 AM, said:

Human popcorn.

[Wright]

Am i right in saying all her pre order albums will be rolled up into her first week of sales when it is released?  If so, then it will surely be number 1.

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Wright, on 16 February 2012 - 08:12 AM, said:

Am i right in saying all her pre order albums will be rolled up into her first week of sales when it is released?  

Yes.

[Wright]

horn, on 16 February 2012 - 08:25 AM, said:

Yes.

Thanks. Thats what matters to me.  As for the shows, Edinburgh is a major success.

[horn]

Wright, on 16 February 2012 - 08:35 AM, said:

Thanks. Thats what matters to me.  As for the shows, Edinburgh is a major success.

I think she will eventually sell out by the time she releases MDNA.

[Titty]

I too am in the UK - this is the first Madonna single ever I've not bought... (well apart from that Britney thing).  
I'm coming to the conclusion that Madonna is now just very dull. At a point in her career where she should be comfortable with her success and maybe being more risky with her output she is desperately trying to compete with the kids which results in very under par chart tripe, whilst at the same time alienating her lifelong fans.
The Graham Norton interview as a whole made me cringe - she came accross as a rude bxxch (but not in a good way).
As for her Hyde Park concert - fxxk off you greedy bxxch, if you want my money play somewhere that suits your fans not just you.
Rant over.


I am hoping that MDNA will have some good tracks and help restore my faith in her - of course I will be buying it on the day of release ;-)

[Americanlife95825]

12:51, on 16 February 2012 - 07:16 AM, said:

Thank god she came back to New York where she belongs.

4 Sure!

[Kurt420]

The UK's chart rules are confusing....

So the only sales figures from itunes being counted in GAYL's tally are sales of the individual track. The song when purchased through the MDNA pre-sale has not counted yet, but will be the week MDNA is released. Is that correct?

[Americanlife95825]

.......if they're gonna count it when the record is out then why not just count it now, if that's true...  that's weird.  and it IS confusing...

[smirnoff_ice]

Kurt420, on 16 February 2012 - 09:08 AM, said:

The UK's chart rules are confusing....

So the only sales figures from itunes being counted in GAYL's tally are sales of the individual track. The song when purchased through the MDNA pre-sale has not counted yet, but will be the week MDNA is released. Is that correct?

I'm hoping that they would count when the album is released like it happened to Coldplay's Paradise which went to no.14. In this case I don't know how many copies album sold but I would imagine it would be enough to go to top10 which would be fantastic.
From wikipedia:
According to Coldplay's official website, the single was not initially chart eligible in the United Kingdom, because it was available on iTunes as an "instant grat" (immediate download) when pre-ordering the album.[5]

Following the release of the album on 30 October 2011, the song became chart eligible in the UK and entered the UK Singles Chart at number 14, before taking the number 1 spot on its tenth week, becoming the band's second number-one single after "Viva la Vida" in 2008. The song was met with positive reviews

Edited by smirnoff_ice, 16 February 2012 - 09:14 AM.

[Kurt420]

Well, if that's the case why is everyone freaking out!?  

[Kurt420]

OK...lol...a little confused again. It says the Coldplay song was not "chart eligible" until the release of the album because of it's presale. That makes it sound like it couldn't chart at all on the UK singles chart until the release of the album. If GMAYL/MDNA are following this same formula then why is GMAYL charting on the UK singles chart now at all?

[smirnoff_ice]

Kurt420, on 16 February 2012 - 09:22 AM, said:

OK...lol...a little confused again. It says the Coldplay song was not "chart eligible" until the release of the album because of it's presale. That makes it sound like it couldn't chart at all on the UK singles chart until the release of the album. If GMAYL/MDNA are following this same formula then why is GMAYL charting on the UK singles chart now at all?

Because MDNA's presale offer was for a few days only and it started charting after the offer ended. GMAYL is not being given for free anymore with the pre-orders. Probably Coldplay's offer continued till the actual album release date.

[Kurt420]

Ahh ok....thanks for explanation!

So the week MDNA is released GMAYL will get the sales it obtained during the album pre-sale plus whatever it sells that week in it's sales tally for determining it's chart position?

[dollhouse]

Titty, on 16 February 2012 - 08:55 AM, said:

I too am in the UK - this is the first Madonna single ever I've not bought... (well apart from that Britney thing).  
I'm coming to the conclusion that Madonna is now just very dull. At a point in her career where she should be comfortable with her success and maybe being more risky with her output she is desperately trying to compete with the kids which results in very under par chart tripe, whilst at the same time alienating her lifelong fans.
The Graham Norton interview as a whole made me cringe - she came accross as a rude bxxch (but not in a good way).
As for her Hyde Park concert - fxxk off you greedy bxxch, if you want my money play somewhere that suits your fans not just you.
Rant over.


I am hoping that MDNA will have some good tracks and help restore my faith in her - of course I will be buying it on the day of release ;-)

I think you got it totally wrong dear.

U don't think GMAYL is risky? This song is nothing like what is popular right now..it takes guts to release a 60's sounding pop song in 2012.

Madonna said even herself: she wants to bring the fun music back and be different whats on the radio right now hence: every record sounds the same.
Otherwise she could've just release a song with David Guetta.

[Titty]

GMAYL is not risky. It's kids pop music. Give us something with artistic merit.