Celebration (Deluxe Edition)


Celebration (Deluxe Edition)
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Celebration

3 years, 6 months ago at Nov 13 23:21
It should speak volumes that Celebration, Madonna’s third greatest hits compilation and most comprehensive, can actually be criticized for not being long enough and excluding too many great songs. While this effectively works like gang busters to introduce the unconverted or new recruits to the Immaculate Church of the Divine Madge, for diehards the only need to get this would be to obtain the t... read more
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Description: 2 CD edition. Madonna, who has racked up a record 37 top 10 hits as well as seven No. 1 albums (including her last four) on the Billboard Pop Charts, has given her fans yet another opportunity to 'celebrate' her musical achievements. The songs on 'Celebration' have all been remastered and selected by Madonna and her fans. They cover t ... (more)
Manufacturer : Warner Bros.
Release date : 29 September 2009
EAN: 0093624972969 UPC: 093624972969
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Celebration

“It should speak volumes that Celebration, Madonna’s third greatest hits compilation and most comprehensive, can actually be criticized for not being long enough and excluding too many great songs. While this effectively works like gang busters to introduce the unconverted or new recruits to the Immaculate Church of the Divine Madge, for diehards the only need to get this would be to obtain the two (three depending on where it was purchased) new tracks.

Generally, I think that this is as solid a collection of infectious and groundbreaking dance confections as has ever been assembled, but it is slightly problematic. The biggest problem is that the track listing is arranged so slapdash that there’s no sense of career, vocal, artistic or personal growth. There’s a string of 80s” read more