I was pleasantly surprised by this album. I quite liked it – and it’s unusual for me to enjoy an entire album of Madonna. There you go.

I really like it so much that it’s indeterminable when I’ll stop.

Madonna rocks. Except for the Kabbalah-themed “Isaac”, every tune on this album is fine! I especially like “Hung Up”, “I Love New York” and “How High”.

I pray that Madonna will continue to record and perform forever. After more than 20 years of being a fan, I still love her!

Because it’s ear-candy! I’m listening to it right now. Yes, right now. Just when you think you’re only visiting this very page and have been here only a moment ago, I’m still listening to it. Right Now!

Wow, there are some harsh words on this page! I have to totally disagree. Not since the Immaculate Collection have I liked an entire Madonna CD so much. It is more on the Euro/techno side, but it’s fun listening and even more fun grooving to (in my humble opinion). I’ve taken dance classes for my own personal enjoyment for years and I was thrilled to do some choreography to Hung Up this week… It’s going to be in my regular CD rotation for quite some time.

Read my review here:
http://askani97.blogspot.com/2005/11/madonna-confessions-on-dance-floor.html

The single’s grown on me. Even though I’m pretty allergic against low-cut, flange-ish music (the quota of which I feel Fatboy Slim used up about five years ago), Price has cobbled up a good retro-sounding album, but Madonna’s lyrics aren’t very interesting. Not that they ever hit degrees that Morrissey reach, but in comparison with songs like, say, “Cherish” and “Like A Virgin”, none of these tracks come close.

And the melodies. What melodies? Snatching ABBA’s “Gimme”? Hell no.