cool

SoulAlive said:

I like it, so, obviously we already know these songs will be included:

Into The Groove
Vogue
4 Minutes


oh man, who would have guessed?

Another fansite claims, True Blue won't be included, NRM might be.

what, no sticky (& sweet)??

Warner Bros has just released the official press release for Madonna's new greatest hits package.

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. Today, Warner Bros. Records officially confirmed the September 28th release of "CELEBRATION" – the ultimate compilation of Madonna songs.

The songs on "Celebration" have all been remastered and selected by Madonna and her fans. They cover the expanse of the Material Girl’s extraordinary career of hits including "Everybody," "Express Yourself," "Vogue" and "4 Minutes." "Celebration" will be available in a two-CD set as well as a single CD.

There will also be a "Celebration" DVD released simultaneously which includes the video visionary’s best videos including several that have never before been available on DVD.

"Celebration," the CD will also include two new songs that were recently recorded in New York City. The first single, also titled, "Celebration," co-produced by Madonna and Paul Oakenfold, will be released August 3rd. A video for the single, which will be included on the "Celebration" DVD was just filmed in Milan, Italy and was directed by long time Madonna collaborator Jonas ("Ray of Light") Akerlund. Several dance club remixes of "Celebration" are headed to the clubs on July 24th. The song will also be available on CD and vinyl maxi. Radio will receive the "Celebration" single on August 3rd.

The cover for "Celebration" was created by street pop artist "Mr. Brainwash" who is best known for "throwing modern cultural icons into a blender and turning it up to eleven."



Madonna, a multi Grammy award winning singer, writer and producer has had over 12 No. 1 singles and has a record-smashing 39 No. 1 singles on Billboard’s Hot Dance Club Songs Chart – by far the most of any artist in the over 30 year history of the list.

^^
hmmm not sure if im feeling that cover.

The songs on "Celebration" have all been remastered and selected by Madonna and her fans. They cover the expanse of the Material Girl’s extraordinary career of hits including "Everybody," "Express Yourself," "Vogue" and "4 Minutes."

"Celebration" will be available in a two-CD set as well as a single CD.

There will also be a "Celebration" DVD released simultaneously which includes the video visionary’s best videos including several that have never before been available on DVD.

"Celebration," the CD will also include two new songs that were recently recorded in New York City. The first single, also titled, "Celebration," co-produced by Madonna and Paul Oakenfold, will be released August 3rd.

A video for the single, which will be included on the "Celebration" DVD was just filmed in Milan, Italy and was directed by long time Madonna collaborator Jonas ("Ray of Light") Akerlund.

Several dance club remixes of "Celebration" are headed to the clubs on July 24th.The song will also be available on CD and vinyl maxi.

Radio will receive the "Celebration" single on August 3rd.

The cover for "Celebration" was created by street pop artist "Mr. Brainwash" who is best known for "throwing modern cultural icons into a blender and turning it up to eleven."

Okay, in that lq snip you can still tell how the song, the actual melody will be like, and this songs doesn't grab my attention at all. It's generic dance sound.

One part is a complete rip-pff from Let It Will Be. Anyone noticed?

Warner Bros has just released the official press release for Madonna's new greatest hits package.

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. Today, Warner Bros. Records officially confirmed the September 28th release of "CELEBRATION" – the ultimate compilation of Madonna songs.

The songs on "Celebration" have all been remastered and selected by Madonna and her fans. They cover the expanse of the Material Girl’s extraordinary career of hits including "Everybody," "Express Yourself," "Vogue" and "4 Minutes." "Celebration" will be available in a two-CD set as well as a single CD.

There will also be a "Celebration" DVD released simultaneously which includes the video visionary’s best videos including several that have never before been available on DVD.

"Celebration," the CD will also include two new songs that were recently recorded in New York City. The first single, also titled, "Celebration," co-produced by Madonna and Paul Oakenfold, will be released August 3rd. A video for the single, which will be included on the "Celebration" DVD was just filmed in Milan, Italy and was directed by long time Madonna collaborator Jonas ("Ray of Light") Akerlund. Several dance club remixes of "Celebration" are headed to the clubs on July 24th. The song will also be available on CD and vinyl maxi. Radio will receive the "Celebration" single on August 3rd.

The cover for "Celebration" was created by street pop artist "Mr. Brainwash" who is best known for "throwing modern cultural icons into a blender and turning it up to eleven."



Madonna, a multi Grammy award winning singer, writer and producer has had over 12 No. 1 singles and has a record-smashing 39 No. 1 singles on Billboard’s Hot Dance Club Songs Chart – by far the most of any artist in the over 30 year history of the list.

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I heard the LQ clip that was recorded at the video shoot. I really like it! It sounds less clubby than the 20 second version which sounds like it came from a remix.
It reminds me of some stuff from Confessions like Get Together or Let It Will Be.
I'm not too crazy about Revolver. It has that HC sound which I'm not a big fan of. Plus, it was written for someone else. Celebrate sounds more like a Madonna song.

ugh. what an ugly cover. why don't these designers think for a minute and
realise that a hit collection cover has to stay fresh for a long time.

a current new lp, i get it, has to be sort of hip and happening and the
artwork should be 'of it's time'

but i just feel that hits or compilation albums should be timeless and
a bit more stylish. something classy.

i'm thinking along the lines of prince's "hits/bsides" collection. just
a great photo and a sleek font. it was released in 1993 and it looks as
cool and timeless today as it did in 1993.

this cover looks like you're already bored with it after 5 minutes. in
a way that matches up nicely to the "hard candy" artwork, lol.

so now that she's had yet another overview, can she please go back to
making real songs with beautiful melodies, a memorable chorus and a
nice, fleshed out backing track instead of these skeletal drone beats
she's been stuck on for years and years.

something that's a cross between ray of light and erotica would suit
her just fine. i don't understand why she feels the need to become
more and more of a dance/house crooner. it makes her music and whole
persona so much more boring.

LOL i dont understand you people. isnt this artwork much better than these?