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Madonna Erotica Vol 1 And 2 Full Mini Album Tracklist 1. 00:00 Erotica (Deep Progressive Tabo Mix) 2. 5:39 Erotica Queen's Anniversary Mix) 3. 9:46 Erotica (E.t.c Remix) 4. 14:25 Erotica (Mercy Dominatrix Mix) 5. 22:24 Erotica (Demo Version) 6. 28:35 Erotica (Ralph's Acapella Version) 7. 35:06 Erotica (Confession's Tour Instrumental Version) 8. 39:53Erotica (Dirty F...Mix) 9. 48:23 Erotica (Ultrasound Version) 10. 56:54 Erotica (Master At Work Mix) 11. 1:01:44 Erotica (William Orbit 12" mix) 12. 1:07:50 Erotica (Stone Deep Temptation Mix)13. 1:17:17 Erotica (Underground Club Mix) 14. 1:22:08 Erotica (Kenlou B-Boy Mix)15. 1:28:32 Madonna's In My Jeep Mix) 16. 1:34:22 Erotica (Album Version) 17. 1:39:28 Erotica (Demo Remix)18. 1:45:46 Erotica (Noctus Mix) 19. 1:55:36 Erotica (Thunderpuss Anthem) 2:04:01 Erotica (Instrumental Version)Check some of my Madonna inspired art https://www.ebay.com/itm/Madonna-art-painting-poster/264907338589?hash=item3dadb5335d:g:HQsAAOSw4wtfj-RJ

The Virgin Tour was the debut concert tour by American singer-songwriter Madonna. The tour supported her first two studio albums, Madonna (1983) and Like a Virgin (1984). Although initially planned for an international audience, the tour was restricted to the United States and Canada. Warner Bros. Records decided to send Madonna on tour after Like a Virgin became a success. After an official announcement on March 15, 1985, Madonna and her team began production plans. She wanted the tour to be a reflection of her own self and collaborated with designer Maripol for the costumes. Beastie Boys were signed as the opening act, while record producer Patrick Leonard was the music director. The stage was triangular and included ramps around it, with lighting arrangements hanging about 30 feet above. Four giant screens lined three sides of the stage's outer perimeter. The set list consisted of songs from Madonna and Like a Virgin. Madonna was backed by two dancers as she moved energetically across the stage. The show ended with her in a wedding dress, performing "Like a Virgin" and "Material Girl". The tour received a mixed reception from critics, but was a commercial success. As soon as it was announced, tickets were sold everywhere. Macy's New York department store was flooded with buyers, who bought tour merchandise ranging from shirts and sunglasses to crucifix earrings and fingerless gloves. On its end, the tour was reported to have grossed over $5 million ($11.89 million in 2019 dollars with Billboard Boxscore reporting a gross of $3.3 million ($7.84 million in 2019 dollars. The tour was recorded and released on VHS and LaserDisc, as Madonna Live: The Virgin Tour, which received a gold certification by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). With the commencement of the Virgin Tour, a wide-ranging audience—especially young women—thronged to attend, attired in Madonna-inspired clothing. This frenzy regarding Madonna gave rise to a new term called Madonna wannabe—a word that was ultimately officially recognized by the Webster's Dictionary in May 1991.The Virgin Tour was officially announced on March 15, 1985, by Warner Bros. Records.[2] Prior to the tour, Madonna's only live performances were limited to evening shows at Danceteria, CBGB and Mudd Club, and only the 1984 MTV Video Music Awards, where she performed her song "Like a Virgin".[3] Following the success of the Like a Virgin album, the record label wanted to milk-in the success of the album by sending Madonna on a worldwide tour. However, the tour was restricted within United States and Canada. It did not visit Europe, Asia or other continents.[3] Early on there were plans to schedule dates in Britain and Japan due to Madonna's large fan bases in both countries, however the final schedule did not reflect the idea. In the end several more U.S. dates were added and the tour was moved to larger concert venues due to overwhelmingly strong ticket sales.[4] Madonna was quite nervous to perform in front of a huge audience, and singing with a live band for the first time. During a 2009 interview with Rolling Stone, interviewer Austin Scaggs asked Madonna regarding her feelings and emotions during the tour, since it was the first time she was playing in arenas. Madonna replied saying, "That whole tour was crazy, because I went from playing CBGB and the Mudd Club to playing sporting arenas. I played a small theater in Seattle, and the girls had flap skirts on and the tights cut off below their knees and lace gloves and rosaries and bows in their hair and big hoop earrings. I was like, 'This is insane!' After Seattle, all of the shows were moved to arenas. I've never done a bus tour. Everyone says they are really fun." Associated album Madonna Like a Virgin Start date April 10, 1985 End date June 11, 1985 Legs 1 No. of shows 40 in North America Box office US$5 million ($11.89 million in 2019 dollars[1]) Madonna concert chronology The Virgin Tour (1985) Check out some of my inspired Madonna art https://www.ebay.com/itm/Inspired-early-Madonna-poster-art/264944189592?hash=item3dafe78098:g:t2kAAOSwlQNftjaW

Madonna Ambition Full Extended E.P 1. 00:03 Bittersweet (Demo Remastered Version)2. 3:06 Take It Back Ft (Pharrell) 3.9:10 Inside Of Me (Sweet Groove Mix)4.13:11 Like A Virgin (Drum Reworked Version)5.16:21 Madonna And Micheal (Like A Virgin/Billy Jean Medley)6. 21:24 Like A Prayer (Metal Version)7. 27:47 Queen (Alternate Version) 8.31:52 Like A Virgin (Original TV Semi-Instrumental Version & Acapella Correct Studio) 9.38:53 Inside Of Me (Enhanced Version) 10. 43:00 Like A Prayer (Demo Version)