Madonna’s exclusive performance at New York City’s famed Roseland Ballroom will be available live to millions of fans via an online broadcast at http://music.msn.com/madonna, it was confirmed today by MSN and Control Room, which announced that the show will stream live Wednesday evening, April 30, at 10 p.m. EDT in the United States and will be available on demand to international audiences on May 15. Along with some past hits, Madonna will be debuting several new songs including her 37th No. 1 smash single “Four Minutes” from her upcoming CD Hard Candy, which is scheduled to be released on April 28. The Control Room-produced show will also include never-before-seen rehearsal footage, a pre-recorded interview with Madonna and her full performance, giving fans around the globe unprecedented access to one of the biggest music events of 2008 by simply logging on to MSN Music In Concert.
Control Room, the leading producer and distributor of world-class entertainment content, delivers nearly 40 live music shows per year to the MSN Music In Concert series. Past performances have included international superstars such as Rihanna, Jay-Z, Lenny Kravitz, Sheryl Crow and many more. Coming in May, fans can watch performances by Jack Johnson and Daughtry. The Music In Concert series http://music.msn.com/inconcert, which is available in 42 countries and 21 languages through the international MSN network, gives music fans worldwide the chance to see live music performances from their favorite artists.
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Control Room, the leading producer and distributor of world-class entertainment content, delivers nearly 40 live music shows per year to the MSN Music In Concert series. Past performances have included international superstars such as Rihanna, Jay-Z, Lenny Kravitz, Sheryl Crow and many more. Coming in May, fans can watch performances by Jack Johnson and Daughtry. The Music In Concert series http://music.msn.com/inconcert, which is available in 42 countries and 21 languages through the international MSN network, gives music fans worldwide the chance to see live music performances from their favorite artists.
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You may be of a differing opinion if you moved up a little closer.
That's a super case of herpes, gonorrhea, syphilis, and aids... all wrapped into one.
That's a super case of herpes, gonorrhea, syphilis, and aids... all wrapped into one.
you would have to wear a full body condom to prevent super herpegonosyphilaids.
Maybe naap51stang is right in that she's washed-out. I was happy to have her back on planet Earth when she released Confessions On a Dancefloor, since we'd lost her to Planet Hippie for the previous couple of albums. I hope she gets metaphorically mugged (critically and financially) on this little trip into the ghetto that she calls Hard Candy.
Musically, Ray of Light was the best album, and that was 10 years ago now!. In fact, I think the best album she'd ever done. It's timeless, unlike this Hip Hop crap which will date & sound as bad as house music does now. She should do one more album with William Orbit.
I do. It's part of my opinion. It's an example of how she has caved to an American trend as opposed to setting them like she used to. Looks like someone from Billboard is in at least partial agreement with this.
You're obviously a model person by pointing that out. As for wishing her to do badly, the truth is that I do not wish her misfortune- however, if the album bombs, that will be a clear message to her that the route this album took is not one she should repeat.
I figured she ran out of money after she did that god-awful Sunsilk commercial
And FYI, I don't like her music, but that doesn't mean I don't respect her for all she's done.
Anyway, on topic - I hope more stuff like this happens with more artists.
And FYI, I don't like her music, but that doesn't mean I don't respect her for all she's done.
Anyway, on topic - I hope more stuff like this happens with more artists.
Yikes - enough with the crying, emo boy.
Sheeesh
Sheeesh
So, you completely missed his point then, yes? Or are you actually stupid enough to believe when someone has a valid point they should be shot down because you don't agree with it?
Besides, I don't think YOU are as successful as Madonna so your OWN logic makes you opinion as invalid as anyone else's.
Now go buy some of that shampoo she's selling on TV. It's available at any drug or grocery store or even 7-11. It's just that good
Besides, I don't think YOU are as successful as Madonna so your OWN logic makes you opinion as invalid as anyone else's.
Now go buy some of that shampoo she's selling on TV. It's available at any drug or grocery store or even 7-11. It's just that good
Where did I say it was REQUIRED? You've obviously missed my point COMPLETELY. And judging from your sheer ignorance, I'm not at all surprised.
Just accept it - like her music or not, she's a bit of a success so she must be doing SOMETHING right.
I used to love Madge - and then she appear to think that she needed to "get down with the kids" and suddenly she's an embarrassing mum trying to please teenagers. I reckon she should stick to what she's good at and stop behaving like she's 25. Ray of Light was, as someone pointed out, her high point (some might argue it was Like A Prayer, but that's the beauty of free speech) and since then she's spent far too much time looking for popular producers and co-writers instead of looking for good producers and co-writers.
She's now possibly doing the Star Trek thing - one good album, one poor one: Ray of Light, Music, American Life, Confessions, Hard Candy... spot the up/down trend?
[8 hours later: Except I just realised that's one good one, one OK one, one poor one, one good one, one poor one. I'll get my coat...]
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I can't believe people here are 'debating' over the 'lack of quality' in Madonna's music. She had no quality. The only thing she can do is sing and dance. Want to impress me, show me her actually writing the lyrics, writing the music - the lyrics to be more than guteral noises indicating, "I'm ready to hump now".
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