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Not loving the lineup for Saturday which would be my day of choice....
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Madonna
You Can Dance
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AMG Review of You Can Dance
Stephen Thomas Erlewine
All Music GuideReleased in 1987 as a stopgap, the remix album You Can Dance reworks material from Madonna's first three albums. Actually, it keeps the spotlight on her first record, adding non-LP singles like "Into the Groove" for good measure, along with a bonus track of "Where's the Party." Since it's a dance album, it doesn't matter that "Holiday" and "Into the Groove" are here twice, once each in dub versions, because the essential grooves and music are quite different in each incarnation. It is true that some of this now sounds dated -- these are quite clearly extended mixes from the mid-'80s -- but that's part of its charm, and it all holds together quite well. Not essential, but fun.
Coachella anyone?
yay me!
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yay-i finally got my song up on myspace, and a few other places, its my newest song so I'm a bit of a proud mama :)I also got my first article published so I hope that all of you go check all of me out!here's the link to my article (yes, its about Justin Timberlake, no comment!)associatedcontent.com/sevanastoneand here are all the lovely places you can find So Bad and some other gems (wink) of ...
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Do-Over: Would Madonna Still Be Famous?
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In an "article in Fast Company":http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/122/is-the-tipping-point-toast.html last month, a Columbia researcher disputed a popular sociology/marketing concept known as the "Tipping Point":http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tipping_Point. The tipping point says that a social trend becomes popular only if it's supported by a group of socially plugged-in individuals called ...
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