i've been in movies and i'm not that good //trips//

The newly divorced Madonna is planning a new album in 2009 that deals with being single at 50.It will be an optimistic,uptempo dance album....no sad,reflective ballads here! Besides,do we really want a sad,depressing album of heartbreak songs from the Queen of Dance/pop? The album will also celebrate America's new president Barack Obama.Madonna is extremely ecstatic that the Democrats have taken over,and this is reflected in a few songs (hence the song "New Beginnings").Here's the tentative album cover and tracklist:


MADONNA---LADY ON THE LOOSE

Lady On The Loose
Love Won't Save Me Tonight
New Beginnings
If You Dare
I Guess You Didn't Get The Memo
Don't Assume Anything
Change
Good Intentions
That Man
My Dancefloor
For Old Time's Sake
Heaven

SoulAlive said:

how long has it been since hard candy was released? another album so soon?

don't get me wrong, i'm all for it. don't understand why albums have to be
a year or more inbetween all the time. sure it's ok to wait sometimes and
not flood the market but other times you might want to release 3 albums in
2 years or something like that.

great

like the picture. heavily photoshopped, looks like an armani advertisement
but still cool lol.

IstenSzek said:

I'm sorry....I should have told you that I'm just playing around.It's all a joke There won't be a new Madonna album in 2009.That's a fake cover created by "Robster",the infamous Madonna fan who always comes up with new album covers.

SoulAlive said:

damnit

i really bought it too

IstenSzek said:

IstenSzek said:

I love how their 'Hung Up' skit references their earlier ABBA skit from nearly two decades ago. "C'est la vie, c'est la vie".

Jennifer was interviewed in some magazine a while ago (I think it was Attitude) and she was asked if Madonna was aware of their constant skits of her. Jennifer responded that she had no idea...

I know for a fact that not only is Madonna aware of their skits, but she's a fan of the French & Saunders show.

I once heard an unbroadcast radio interview which somebody at Wise Buddah had copied onto a CDR. I begged for a copy of the interview but they wouldn't let me copy it. I can't remember why it wasn't broadcast. It was Neil Fox interviewing Madonna and it was completely un-edited. I'm unsure which UK radio station it was intended for.