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Madonna released EROTICA around the same time she released her SEX book, and that's exactly what it sounds like. The title song has a sensuously static groove over which she commands, "Put your hands all over my body." "Where Life Begins" demands ... Full Descriptionthat you do something a whole lot more intimate (and quite unrepeatable here) to her. The CD booklet has a photo of Madonna in bondage. To get across the album's naughty feel, Madonna dispensed with the pop prettiness of LIKE A PRAYER and returned to her hard-core dance club roots.
She and co-producer Shep Pettibone, who had made his name as a club DJ and dance remixer, craft some alluring bad-girl grooves (catch the ocean-deep bass on "Waiting") while still managing to keep things catchy. "Deeper And Deeper" is celebratory dance-pop (with a brief Latin break that nods to the music's true roots) and "Rain" stands among Madonna's major ballads. There's a strange heaviness amidst the fun, games and bondage on EROTICA, which "In This Life" goes a long way toward explaining: it's about AIDS and homophobia. At her naughtiest and most R-rated, Madonna still carries a message, and it resonates well beyond the dance floor.
Recorded at Mastermix and Sound Works, New York, New York.
Personnel: Madonna (vocals); Paul Pesco, Jerome Dickens (guitar); Danny Wilensky (saxophone); James "Sleepy Keys" Preston (piano); Joe Moskowitz (keyboards, drums, programming); Shep Pettibone (keyboards, sequencing, programming); Tony Shimkin (keyboards, sequencing, programming, drum programming, background vocals); Andre Betts (keyboards, strings, synthesizer, piano, bass, drums); Doug Wimbish (bass); Anton Fig (drums); Sander Selover (programming); Donna Delory, Niki Harris (background vocals).
Producers: Madonna, Shep Pettibone, Andre Betts.
Rolling Stone (11/26/92, p.70) - 4 Stars - Excellent - "...EROTICA is everything Madonna has been denounced for being--meticulous, calculated, domineering and artificial. It accepts those charges and answers with a brilliant record to prove them..."
Spin (1/93, p.62) - Recommended - "...largely poignant, reflective, and compassionate in tone..."
Q (12/92, p.121) - 3 Stars - Good - "...the substance of EROTICA resides in a range of straight-talking, almost intimate songs based, not on an idea about sex, but on experience of relationships..."
Musician (1/93, p.90) - "...ranges from the snazzy, deep house groove of `Deeper And Deeper' to the luscious, slow-tickling pulse of `Rain'..."
Village Voice (3/2/93, p.5) - Ranked #22 in the Village Voice's list of the 40 Best Albums Of 1992. Hide Description Erotica Music | List Price | $29.98 (You save $3.39) | | Category | Rock Albums, Pop CDs, Rock/Pop, Dance | | Label | Maverick | | Orig Year | 1992 | | All Time Sales Rank |  66001  | | CD Universe Part number | 1101144 | | Catalog number | 245154 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Oct 20, 1992 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Personnel | Madonna - vocals
Anton Fig - drums
Paul Pesco
Doug Wimbish - bass
Donna DeLory
Niki Harris - background vocals
Shep Pettibone - keyboards, sequencing, programming
Tony Shimkin - keyboards, sequencing, programming, drum programming, background vocals
Andre Betts - keyboards, strings, synthesizer, piano, bass, drums
Danny Wilensky - saxophone
James "Sleepy Keys" Preston - piano
Jerome Dickens - guitar
Joe Moskowitz - keyboards, drums, programming
Sander Selover - programming
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Erotica Music Review Average Rating: (4.4 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews best album from madonna!
madonna is the best of them all! this album is great , anyone can relate to it sexualy it has something for everyone gay, straight,or bi-sexual people.
Submitted by serge81977 (palm springs ca usa)
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 will never die
A work of manipulative genius. The keyboards, among other things, lend the album a distinctly mature and sexy feel.
Submitted by have fun (washington)
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ONE OF HER BEST MADONNA RULES
i love this album and they r so many great songs on here. they said and they r idiots that this album blew. well its one of my favorites by far easily a top 3 . grat songs and deeper and deeper is also. GOD I LOVE THIS WOMEN SHES THE BEST AND LETS NO ONE KNOCKS HER DOWN .
Submitted by CAMARYKAREN (NEW YORK NY USA)
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EROTICA did not suffer in sales, by the way. It went on to go 3x platinum. It also featured 5 hit singles. MADONNA is not my favorite singer, but I have all of her 90's albums because she reinvents herself all the time. BEDTIME STORIES is her best album in my opinion. I didn't like AMERICAN LIFE... that was her biggest flop...it barely sold just under 800,000.
Submitted by Kelis (Columbus, Ohio, USA)
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I'd like to put you in a Trance all over the World! And for I time I did.nAnd wouldn't we all like to be the Ringmaster at times. I was. Deeper and Deeper echoes everything to hippies to cheap Golddust to Nazis.
In all a good CD.
Submitted by greatiam1965 (Chesterfield County Virginia)
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OOPS!... I DID IT AGAIN was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album. "Oops!...I Did It Again" was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance.
This second album by the former Mouseketeer turned nymphet heartthrob breaks little new ground compared to BABY ONE MORE TIME. The formula here remains, deliberately, the same: a candy-colored mix of Eurodance, hip-hop, and old-fashioned pop ballads. As before, the lyrics split the difference between "Baby, I love you so bad," as in "Can't Make You Love Me," and "Sorry, I think of you just as a friend," in the title song.
There are also some genuinely amusing moments, as in the conversational finale of "Oops!" in which Britney, after being informed that her boyfriend has recovered the jewel the old lady dropped into the ocean at the end of the TITANIC movie, replies "Oh, you shouldn't have." Most of the stuff here is, of course, transparently disposable pop, but to give Spears her due, she's a far, far better singer than any of the mall-rat pop stars of the late '80s.
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