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4 Minutes = BLAH 
4 Minutes to Save the World = FEROCIOUS 
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Originally posted by Athens
Well I think it's a good thing he did play it because at least we have an idea of what it sounds like. Without that initial preview we would have made up this idea of a super amazing song that I bet would surpass whatever the real song sounds like.
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EXACTLY now people just want more. 
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it looks like its says April 28,2009, but I know it's 2008, it's just to blurry but the tacklisting looks good, interesting titles
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good titles
but i hope give it 2 me won't be like the timbocrap feat nelly retardo
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Originally posted by Virgin *****
4 Minutes = BLAH
4 Minutes to Save the World = FEROCIOUS |
I think she's try to keep the titles short and sweet (  pun intended) ...take for example track #11. Originally that song was supposed to be called "Even the Devil Wouldn't Recognize You" but now it's shortened to just "Devil".
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It DOES say April 28, 2009!
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Originally posted by Virgin *****
4 Minutes = BLAH
4 Minutes to Save the World = FEROCIOUS |
I agree, 4 minutes to save the world caught my attention immediately as it will do with the rest of the world, but 4 Minutes / : not so much...
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"Spanish Lessons" sounds very intresting. Can't wait for this !
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Originally posted by Xtinaboy
good titles
but i hope give it 2 me won't be like the timbocrap feat nelly retardo
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Give It 2 Me is produced by Pharrell, not Timbaland so it should sound different
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Only 12 songs again
Though,,i'm excited about this!
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Originally posted by Xtinaboy
good titles
but i hope give it 2 me won't be like the timbocrap feat nelly retardo
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like seriously these posts are unnecessary, please get over urself 
any the tracklisting sounds cool! too bad it doesnt say the collabs on it...
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Member Since: 12/12/2004
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This album sounds sooooooooooooo good! I love everything about it, the Pharell/Timba-lake sound, the title, everything
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Following the junket in Los Angeles yesterday and now that the album release date is not so far, DrownedMadonna.com can give you more details about Madonna's new album "Hard Candy."
01. Candy Store - This is the same exact as the version which leaked months and months ago. (And we briefly talked about this on our community several weeks ago).
02. 4 Minutes (To Save The World) - Very high energy, back and forth between Madonna and Justin Timberlake the whole song. Timbaland speaks throughout, but does not rap nor sing on the track. The song ends with a breakdown and Timbaland's voice.
03. Give It 2 Me - Funky, dancey track, this time by Pharrell Williams, who is heard on the track.
04. Heartbeat - Has an 80's feel, totally catchy. Think "Future Lovers" only better! The chorus reflects one of the true Madonna/Pop moments on the album.
05. Miles Away - Melodic, haunting, while still catering to the target audience of this album. One of the best songs.
06. She's Not Me - Hip-Hop, cool, fresh, sexy and EDGY. Madonna sings to a partner about another girl and how this girl just can't measure up to Madonna. She tells him, "she can love you in the shower" but "she doesn't have my name".
07. Incredible - A sleeper track, this one is subtle at first, but its groovy beats can make it grow into a fan favorite.
08. Beat Goes On - Completely different, less melody and more beat driven than the demo that was leaked. As we already revealed on December 4, Kanye West raps rather long verse at the end.
09. Dance Tonight - This is a fun one. Totally old school, Madonna and Justin duet. Simple wood block beat throughout. "Inspirational" Hey You-ish bits in the chorus about not needing to be rich, famous and beautiful to be understood, with dance/club driven verses and bridge.
10. Spanish Lesson - In this filler Madonna speaks in various languages and keeps with the urban theme.
11. Devil - Previously known to fans as "Even the Devil Wouldn't Recognize You", it's neither a ballad nor a dance song. Could more fittingly be compared to the being the "Isaac" of the album. Fate, angels, stars, disguises and lies make up this cool, dark track that will have you "keep on comin' back for more" as one lyric goes.
12. Voices - Madonna stays with her recent theme of keeping the more wordy, reflective songs for her last track with this one. Probably the most lyrically deep song on the album, the song poses a range of trippy questions to the listener/subject and it has a bit of a slower tempo while still keeping a hot hip hop beat.
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Originally posted by r0bz_
10. Spanish Lesson - In this filler Madonna speaks in various languages and keeps with the urban theme.
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Too bad it's just a filler 'cause I really love when she speaks in other languages especially in Spanish. 
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Originally posted by lil' Mr Obsessive
Stop bitching already. You know you're going to have this song at #1 on your year-end chart.  |
It's Anthony, bitch.  He'll eventually take that hypocritical statement back once the album leaks.
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I don't think that tracklist is accurate, what about Ring My Bell and La, La? A few months ago, the "official" tracklisting for Erotica that was revealed a few months before it came out was inaccurate. By the time Erotica dropped in October '92, the order of the songs was all mixed up and two songs were swapped out for others.
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Candy Store: Yes, the same Madonna/Pharrell production that suddenly leaked on the net last Summer, and did even got spins on the radio around the world since then. Candy Store is probably the song even the fans who usually remain spoiler-free when a new Madonna record comes out heard about. "You'll have an hard time telling if the first one is any different from the version you already heard" - an insider source told us about the song. The only thing that changed somehow was the song's name - as fans have always been calling it "Candy Shop", but M-Tribe started to set the record straight as soon as the announcement about the new album was getting closer, and talked about "Candy Store" in our exclusive report of February 11.
4 Minutes: Of the lot of songs produced by Timbaland and Justin Timbelake that M-Tribe reported about shortly after they had their final mixing in Hit Studios Miami in November, 4 Minutes is possibly the one with a stronger "classic" Timbaland vibe. The song has an instantly catchy vibe, with percussion layers and hypnotic synthetized pads. While in other tracks of the album Justin can be heard on backing vocals, 4 Minutes is actually a duet as in this song's verse Madonna and Justin basically sing one line each or better answer one to another on a back and forth basis.
The song's name was reported first by this website on November 18 with more info posted on December 12, 2007.
Give It 2 Me: A song produced by Pharrell Williams, a very catchy uptempo track that reminds of early Madonna tracks such as "Love on the run". Fans who were worried that this album would be too hip-hop were happy to learn that it's very 80's in its structure and it's pure Madonna. The "Give It 2 Me" phrase has nothing to do with a supposed "sexual content" as rumoured on a few Madonna forums, but it's said in the sense of "I'll handle the situation for you". Pharrell's also singing backing vocals on part of the second verse and Madonna reprises a couple of lyrics from "The Beat Goes On". The break is very strange, the song basically stops suddenly while Madonna says "Don't Stop It" the male voice says "to the left, to the right". This song is currently considered as the second single release.
This detailed description of the song was reported first by this website on November 18, 2007 with more info posted on December 7, 2007.
Heartbeat: The album's 4th track, is the first moment of quiet after a three track sequence of dance stompers. Not exactly slow but rather paced down, the song is another production by Pharrell, who can be heard on the track with whispers and brief interstitials, while Madonna sings the lead voice in the verse and the backing vocals as well in the chorus. The "see my booty get down" part is already set to be a hook - get your forum signatures ready!
Miles Away: Another Timbaland/Timberlake production, that some consider the best of the whole bunch. A hit written all over it and classic Madonna. Full of acoustic guitars, beautiful uptempo, the song structure may recall "Love Profusion" but it's much better. A bit of sadness in the lyrics, talking about a relationship that is at its best when the two lovers are thousands miles apart.
The song's name was reported first by this website on November 18.
She's Not Me: A unique song, possibly the best of the album, certainly Madonna at her best. "Better to listen to it rather to talk about it. You could even say it's two songs in one, and you'll figure out why when the record hits the stores", we've been told.
Incredible: A recent addiction to the final album tracklisting, Incredible is a rather different song - the longest in the album, running over six minutes. Starts as a bare-naked track and reportedly goes on between a series of breaks ending up being quite dense and somehow loud and noisy.
Beat Goes On: Somehow the second track from the Pharrell recording sessions that leaked on the net on Summer 2007 did not make the album cut as the "new" Beat Goes On is a completely different song, and sounds nothing like the version some of you might have heard. It is much faster, a classic dance track and one of the strongest takes on the record, and it does even feature a special guest.
While Madonna was putting the finishing touches to her new albumat RecordPlant studios in Los Angeles, Kanye West was working on the new Michael Jackson record. Pharrell invited Kanye in the room and Madonna came up with an idea for Kanye to rap on one of her songs on the spot... and thanks to this Beat Goes On got a very catchy rap insert courtesy of "Mr. West" towards the end.
The first detailed description of the "new" Beat Goes On was reported by this website on February 11 while the news of Kanye appearing on the new Madonna album was exclusively reported by MadonnaTribe on November 13, 2007.
Dance Tonight: A song that sounds like the funkiest song of the lot. You could say it's a dance track from the beginning to the end - there's dance in the title, dance in the theme, dance in the lyrics, and dance in the instrumentation. It has a captivating late 70's - early 80's disco sound - fingered bass, cląps, triangle - recalling songs that made the history of dance as we know it and groups like Kool & The Gang, Skyy, Delegation, even a bit of the early Michael Jackson and huge references to the signature sound of Narada Michael Walden and to the origins of disco-rappping.
The song's name was reported first by this website on November 18, 2007 with more info posted on December 12.
Spanish Lesson: Many years after recording "Who's That Girl" and the full Spanish versions of her hits "You'll See" (Veras) and "What it feels like for a girl" (Lo que Siente La Mujer), Madonna is digging back her love for Latin culture as she will be singing again phrases in Spanish in one of her new songs. In this track the Queen Of Pop is going to give Spanish lessons, explaining the English meaning of Spanish phrases such as "te quiero" (I Love you), "callate" (shut up), "besame" (kiss me), and many more. Spanish guitars are of course also present in the song, produced by Pharrel with a nice urban feel.
This detailed description of the song was reported first by this website on February 6.
Devil: Also known by M-Tribe readers only as "Even the devil wouldn't recognise you" this amazing ballad will instantly remind you of Justin's "Cry Me A River" but also of Madonna's "Power of Good-bye" and will instanly hook you up. "Oh, and remember to have your umbrellas ready", we've also been told.
A detailed description of the song was reported first by this website on November 18, 2007.
Voices: Produced by Timbaland and Timberlake, and featuring a strings pad that goes along the entire song making the verse and the awesome chorus flow seamlessly. Simply, the perfect song to end the album. Or maybe not...
source: MadonnaTribe
They're implying there's a hidden track or bonus tracks to follow (Across The Sky, Ring My Bell, Silly Girl?)
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Originally posted by r0bz_
Devil: Also known by M-Tribe readers only as "Even the devil wouldn't recognise you" this amazing ballad will instantly remind you of Justin's "Cry Me A River" but also of Madonna's "Power of Good-bye" and will instanly hook you up. "Oh, and remember to have your umbrellas ready", we've also been told.
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now I'm intrigued!  : "The Power of Goodbye" is my favorite Madonna song.
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my favorite madonna song is 4 min
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