MickyDolenz said:

MickyDolenz said:

looby said:

Right back at ya Veronica.

Who is Veronica? I was talking about Archie Bunker, who would make the same kind of comment you did.

Okay I'll play, then right back at you Edith, who would also make the same kind of "dingbat" comment you did.

looby said:

Okay I'll play, then right back at you Edith, who would also make the same kind of "dingbat" comment you did.

I think I'd be Mike, Gloria, Lionel Jefferson, or Maude. It's interesting you'd pick Edith since that proves Iggy's comment.

MickyDolenz said:

looby said:

Okay I'll play, then right back at you Edith, who would also make the same kind of "dingbat" comment you did.

I think I'd be Mike, Gloria, Lionel Jefferson, or Maude. It's interesting you'd pick Edith since that proves Iggy's comment.

You're right, Edith proves Iggy's comment perfectly, because apparently he is as much of a dingbat as Archie said Edith was.

DaveT - is your London gig one of the cancelled ones?

MickyDolenz said:

jfenster said:

even Prince said theres a time when u dont wanna show skin

Cher disagrees

cher should market her own flesh-colored outfits

jfenster said:

MickyDolenz said:

Cher disagrees

cher should market her own flesh-colored outfits

Cher's changing the age game for us ladies.

maplenpg said:

DaveT said:

maplenpg said:

DaveT - is your London gig one of the cancelled ones?

Yip, 11th Feb. Ticket will be refunded but hotel was already paid for. Oh well, next tour I guess..

Oh dear. You going to have a night away still or just take the loss?

Nah....but she is getting injured alot more. More Maddy

This is going to sound terrible but I'm a gonna say it anyway: I'd trade Madonna for Whitney any day.i wish Whitney was still here. Madonna I couldn't care less about. When I really turned off a Madonna for good is when she wore this to the Grammys:

rogifan said:

alphastreet said:

rogifan said:

This is going to sound terrible but I'm a gonna say it anyway: I'd trade Madonna for Whitney any day.i wish Whitney was still here. Madonna I couldn't care less about. When I really turned off a Madonna for good is when she wore this to the Grammys:

What year was that? And also, Madonna and Whitney are completely different artistically

2015. And yes I know She and Whitney are different artistically. They're still two of the biggest female artists of all time. I didn't care as much for Madonna because I felt often times she was just about being shocking and getting attention. It wasn't about great music, certainly not about great singing.

rogifan said:

alphastreet said:

rogifan said: What year was that? And also, Madonna and Whitney are completely different artistically

2015. And yes I know She and Whitney are different artistically. They're still two of the biggest female artists of all time. I didn't care as much for Madonna because I felt often times she was just about being shocking and getting attention. It wasn't about great music, certainly not about great singing.

I prefer Madonna over Whitney. Whitney's style of music is not my cup of tea - never was really into R&B and slow ballads. To each their own. Madonna is a dance artist which really appeals to me. Funny enough, it was Ray Of Light that was the first Madonna album I danced to as a kid.

alphastreet said:

What year was that? And also, Madonna and Whitney are completely different artistically

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Right? Idk why people lump them together like they're the same thing. I couldn't imagine either singing either's songs post-1990 maybe some of the early bubblegum tunes.

StrangeButTrue said:

what do you mean "becoming"?? She's being boring for close to 20 years now...

I saw the Madame X Tour in London this weekend. I can confirm, categorically, that Madonna is not stuffy or boring.

Did you enjoy the show rlittler81? What was your favorite performance?

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Also - did u get to see the entire show or an abridged version?

StrangeButTrue said:

Did you enjoy the show rlittler81? What was your favorite performance?

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Also - did u get to see the entire show or an abridged version?

I saw the Feb 8th show in London and it was the full show. I loved the whole thing, it really flowed well. I'd stayed away from major spoilers so didn't really know what to expect but it was such a unique experience being in a small theatre watching her. UK TV host Graham Norton was in the audience and they had a funny exchange at one point. The audience was really good too, incredible atmosphere.

I loved hearing 'Vogue' and 'Like A Prayer' but I really enjoyed the Madame X songs. She really brought them to life. She was warm, funny and very entertaining when she spoke to the audience. Also, her voice was amazing, probably the best I've ever heard it.

She didn't look like she was struggling to move but you could tell she'd reduced the choreography down to a more simple level to accomodate for her pain. My expectations were exceeded. I came away with zero complaints or disappointments. It was a truly wonderufl experience.

I've been a fan for 30 years now and have seen every tour since Drowned World in 2001. I'm so glad she's still moving forward and trying new things and not relying on her past or her hits. She's a true artist.

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alphastreet said:

You’re so lucky you saw the show! She’s not stopping here or I would have gone too. Madame x is a really good album

Definitely worth seeing once the Lisbon show is out on DVD!!!!

rlittler81 said:

alphastreet said:

rlittler81 said:

Definitely worth seeing once the Lisbon show is out on DVD!!!!

I hope it’s on YouTube also. Did you hear she called Canada boring? Not a good move since she sells well here

Its sh*t like that which makes me think that even in her early sixties she still has some growing up to do. Either that or she was "joking" and needs to come up with jokes that are actually funny.

DaveT said:

how is all this criticism allowed on prince.nazi.org

jfenster said: