Madonna Music CD

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Category	Rock Albums, Pop CDs, Electronica, Rock/Pop, Dance, Enhanced CD
Label	Warner Bros. (Record Label)
Orig Year	2000
All Time Sales Rank	5606
CD Universe Part number	1102363
Catalog number	47598
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 19, 2000
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Engineer	Geoff Foster; Mark Endert; Sean Spuehler; Jake Davies
Personnel	Madonna - vocals Steve Sidelnyk - drums Guy Sigsworth - guitar, keyboards, programming Sean Spuehler - programming

Madonna Music Songs

1.	Music	$1.29
2.	Impressive Instant	$1.29
3.	Runaway Lover	$1.29
4.	I Deserve It	$1.29
5.	Amazing	$1.29
6.	Nobody's Perfect	$1.29
7.	Don't Tell Me	$1.29
8.	What It Feels Like for a Girl	$1.29
9.	Paradise (Not for Me)	$1.29
10.	Gone	$1.29

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Madonna Music (2000) Bonus CD; Enhanced CD; Argentina		$27.85
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5 stars electric ocean
A warm beautiful combination of electronics and acoustics. Weaves a fantastic cord shimmering with rich textures that pull you along on an entrancing journey.
Submitted by a reviewer (Plumstead, WC, South Africa)
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5 stars Another Great Album From Queen of music
I remember this album came out in 2000. It was a big hit in every country. Music is very nice song. The same with Don't Tell Me. Runaway Lover and I Deserve It should have been released as singles - very nice songs. Madonna kicks ass
Submitted by Irina (Ternopil, Ukraine)
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5 stars I Love This Cd!!
This is Madonna at her best this cd is so great and reminds me of the 80's Madonna where albums seemed so effortless to her (I mean that in a good way). Every real fan should have this cd its 55 minutes of great music!!
Submitted by reinvention24 (Ohio,Usa)
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3 stars music got lost
this cd i completely forgot about since it really didn't have any great songs but the title track Music and the rest of them are alright but if your a die hard fan of madonna, like myself, then it's a must have!!
Submitted by brice.braxton (ft walton beach, california, usa)
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4 stars bless ya girl
Ineffective as being called a dance album, Music includes sorrowful ballads as well as tricky pop (ie. runaway lover). The a and b side tracks are different. Both are appealing, but to me the resonantly simple yet expressive melodies of the last three songs are contagious. What it feels like for a girl is my favorite.
Submitted by sweet love (ramford)
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