Ai Papi Si.
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A Pet Shop Boys album would have at least been more interesting, flop or not. It's funny that people have to resort to "But 4 Minutes was a hit!!!" to give Hard Candy any sort of plus points
Poor Hard Candy. It was a total transitional project for Madonna, you can practically smell it when you play that crap.(Cue Pud's Britney taunts
)Oh and because I'm obligated to post this anytime I say something bad about Hard Candy: I LOVE MADONNA WITH MY HEART & SOUL & SHE IS THE MOST IMPORTANT FEMALE RECORDING ARTIST OF THE GALAXY! (and yes I do mean it)
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Stuart said that towards the end of 2007, when Timbaland & Justin already spoke up and we had the Pharrell leaks.
I'm sure Warner only told PSB that Madonna is doing a different direction, and when they found out what it is, they obviously didn't like it, that's why Neil spoke so lowly about it. Notice how he did not diss Kylie, because she stayed in the electro dance comfort zone.
What is this diss you are talking about?
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If she revamps the whole thing I guess it could be cool. But yeah I'd rather wait a few more years for a whole new tour. Sticky & Sweet is done.
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SELL YOUR HOLE AS A FLUKE!!!!
You're amazing.
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8M-10M copies...
When was the last time someone sold this much? Was it Amy Winehouse? Honestly, those kind of sales are like flukes now. Maybe once every 3 years, someone sells that much. It's not enough to save labels.
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As if Madonna would ever stop releasing albums
Miguel she's not Nine Inch Nails, she's a disco act.
NIN still releases albums. They're just not through a major record company, the sources of the music industry's demise. That's all I'm saying. If she wants to release physical CDs fine, but since her contract with Warner ended, one would think that she'd be finished with major labels but if she wants to meddle around with Universal, she's really just going the same route once again. Unless she strikes a deal in which they sell her albums for 4.99 with a touring passcode or something. But I doubt that.
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Yes of course, I just thought Madonna would be going a different route and just developing her own distribution method like other artists did - Trent Reznor did it with his own "label" (even though its really just a distribution company) called the Null Corporation, and that was just for the physical stuff. Everything else was digital. Major labels had zero to do with it.
I mean really, you even said yourself that you didn't buy the physical release of Hard Candy
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Noone is sellingalbums anymore???' that´s not true!!
Well just look at the figures from this year. The numbers are dreadful. I wish I could find the article that discussed just how bad album sales have gotten and how much trouble the music industry is in as of right now.
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I don't think it matters how well labels promote albums really. No one is selling albums anymore so it's just kind of pointless to keep releasing CDs if you left a major label to get away from all that in the first place. If they offer some sort of interesting deal where the CDs are promoted with concert tickets or specially priced or something then I could see it kind of working, but ultimately if she's a "free agent" she should just be releasing music via her website like Nine Inch Nails did. It made them tons of money.
Look at how Hard Candy did. It didn't flop but it's sales were pretty mediocre. And although Confessions can be hailed as Madonna's last "hit" album, it didn't break 2 million. I think musically she's doing well with her core fanbase (whatever it is) so if she were to release something on her own, she'd make a lot of money. With NIN there was no advances or music videos or promotional spending other than just creating buzz themselves (and all Madonna has to do is just announce that she's releasing an album on her website and people WILL buy it). NIN reaped pretty much all the profit when they released Ghosts. I think they netted 1 million the first week it was released.
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Great news and I can't wait to see the DVD but I'm kind of dissapointed that Madonna's just gonna be releasing stuff on a major label all over again. The music industry is dying a slow and painful death, I thought she would've come up with a far more interesting method of releasing her material like other ex-label bands have done.
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Then Blackout should have done alot better than it did, if we're speaking of quality terms.
That album indeed was great and deserved success.
Sure it should have done better than it did, but it was doomed from the start really.
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Well why do people even bother buying her songs on iTunes if no one cares about hte music? It may be slutty trashy pop but people LIKE IT. And even though I think Britney is lightyears away from Madonna talent-wise, people were calling Madonna's music slutty and throaway in the 80's I'm sure. And we all know that isn't the case.
Give the girl a break. She's not eating babies or calling herself a "VISUAL ARTISTE WHO IS NOT LOWBROW AND HARKENS BACK TO THE DAYS OF WARHOL." She's Britney. Who cares.
ACCLAIMED ARTIST WITH 10 YEARS OF SUCCESS.
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CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED AND LOVED BY NON-SNOBS ALL OVER THE WORLD. BRITNEY = THE CO-QUEEN OF POP. PLATINUM ALBUM FEATURING SODOMIZER AND CIRCASS.
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People are sheep. Access Hollywood, Rolling Stone and TMZ declared "comeback" and, by god, everyone will buy the new album.
Eh, if the shoe fits..
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Britney's album is going to do well whether you guys want to admit it or not. And it deserves to. It's a great album. Again, you can hate her, but this time around there's a big response to what she's doing - not only because her health is back in order, but because the songs are pretty great.
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So, anyone get video of Timbaland womping around onstage?
Now I'm wishing I went to this show 
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Timbaland has an ego the size of Brazil, and a body the size of a small car, but he's definitely charming
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rotfl at Timbaland's fat azz flopping about.
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Does the show really start at the stated time? How long after did the show really start?
Madonna starts at least an hour late everytime.
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you keep saying that and then posting a whole bunch of laughing smilies.
a) you shouldn't laugh at your own jokes.
b) you shouldn't laugh at your own jokes especially when they aren't funny...and they aren't
c) there are no britney loons here you fool. only people who can appreciate both of them and don't have to denigrate one to enjoy the other
BAM.
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X Factor, I know you're new here, but I'm only gonna tell you this once. This kind of pesty thread flooding is not allowed here. Take your shit to Pop Princesses and post about Britney there. This thread is at 14 pages and half of the posts are yours. Enough. Push your luck and you'll be suspended.
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Janet GLOOMY for not being invited
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Madonna loves Britney, Jamesshot. The world loves Britney. We all love Britney.
*twilight zone music*
Pet Shop Boys were to produce for Hard Candy
in ARCHIVE - Madonna
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Again, I have to reiterate... SO WHAT?
Who here has said anything about it being a mistake? The worst that was said about it was that is was a shitty album, or that it was transitional (I said that - and transitional doesn't equal bad. It just means it was transitional). And as expected the same troupe of people dampen their undies for no reason. I don't get it. Are you just really angry that it wasn't recieved as well as the last album? And what's so bad about thinking a song or two with Pet Shop Boys would have been interesting? I'm sure you would have loved it yourself.
After all, no one here started championing Madonna's change in sound until she made Hard Candy and half of her fanbase didn't like it. All of a sudden, Confessions and the 3 albums before it were a "tired" sound, and anyone who liked them more than Hard Candy was just a poof who was stuck in the past. And apparently they all sounded the same too, because anything within the european producer/electro genre sounds totally the same.
To me it just sounds like you guys are finding any old excuse to defend this album, even dismissing the albums she made before it if thats what it means. And I gotta say, for all this R&B talk, it wasn't that much of a genre leap. It was a pop album, a lot like Bedtime Stories and Confessions (which by the same token was hailed as a dance album, but wasn't really). And people still hate it. So that whole "gay men hate R&B, thats why you hate it" theory is a bit meaningless now isn't it?