I just bought Rebel Heart (Super Deluxe) and the Germany exclusive version that includes Auto-Tune Baby.
In addition to that, I purchased the Japanese edition of Ray of Light that includes Has to Be.
And I bought Bedtime Stories on Amazon.
Someone please take away my debit card!
Yesterday, i bought the Brazilian version of Music.
And also bought a new physical copy of The Immaculate Collection cause I lost mine centuries ago.....
Does this read a little insensitive to anybody else?
"Thankfully our fave isn't dead like these other two people! "
It actually reminds me of one of my favorite things I've ever read about Madonna, from an MDNA review:
Quote:
In 1993, when asked by a Mexican journalist what she feared most, Madonna admitted plainly, "Dying." Looking at her body of work, it's embarrassingly obvious now, and it's funny to think she's best known as the queen of sex and not, in fact, the queen of death. Beating the clock, moving fast, accomplishing things because time is scarce and life is short are themes that have permeated almost every aspect of Madonna's life and career.
Her mother, also named Madonna, died at the age of 30, and her namesake spent the next 25 years believing she would meet the same fate. When Madonna became famous at the height of the AIDS crisis, her friends began succumbing to the disease one after the other, which turned the singer into an activist, but also ostensibly became an impetus behind her near-pathological drive to leave her mark on the world.
In the past three years, two of the three biggest pop superstars of the '80s have died tragically. But unlike Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston, Madonna wasn't thrust into the spotlight by way of an enterprising family or the kind of prodigious talent that, with or without its owner's consent, begs to be hoisted up and exalted by the masses.
That Madonna was forced to compensate for her perceived lack of natural "talent" with, in addition to unbridled creativity, supreme self-control and focus is probably what's helped keep her from succumbing to the demons that have plagued many of her contemporaries. It's also, perhaps, the thing that makes her a somewhat unsympathetic character, an attractive target for ridicule among even those who claim to love her.
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I can't tell if it's meant that way or to be thankful to have had all three of them at some point. 
