+Maurício Galassi I think that's the identifier for this song. Vicious.

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@Lance Karsyn definitely, I have been using instaflixxer for since november myself =)

@Lance Karsyn Definitely, I have been watching on instaflixxer for since december myself :D

actually, a part of the abba sample is used here

I actually think they use the same vocal takes as the demo version on the final

Bc the voice it isn't edited

The ABBA sample is what makes the song but it’s how she and Stuart used it and pumped it up thay makes it legendary. The ABBA song was never a hit worldwide like Hung Up was anyway so they made tons off of it too

"At least Madonna knows how to use a sample.": Madonna or Stuart Price? ;)

@@mikeparez "The ABBA song was never a hit worldwide like Hung Up was ": Duh?! Wikipedia: "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)" was another highly successful song for ABBA. It hit no. 1 in Belgium, Finland, France, Ireland, and Switzerland, while reaching the Top 3 in Austria, Germany, The United Kingdom, The Netherlands, and Norway. It also proved to be ABBA's most successful song in Japan, hitting no. 17.

@@Gazeld It wasn't a hit in the United States which is where Hung Up was made popular! Merica!

@@milesfann33 "worldwide" doesn't mean "US" in any way. So why correct me? Correct the original poster.

true. The queen is the queen.

See...I'm friends with a leo. When we work on a project together it always somehow ends up being "her idea" in the end. It made me think after years of working with her how much of that is Madonna also. They are So alike in many ways.

I'm friends with lots of Leos who aren't like that. The Leos I know really love being the centre of attention, but they don't like getting credit when it's undue. They sometimes embellish stories a bit, and they love being praised, but they like praise for their own accomplishments. They're also very creative people in general. And, besides, Pat Leonard has spoken about their writing process a lot in interviews and says it's very much a collaboration with him composing music and harmonies and her writing lyrics and melodies. Multiple people who were in the studio during the sessions for "Into the Groove" say that the bridge of the song was originally just an instrumental until Madonna stepped up to the mic and improvised the whole "Live out your fantasy..." bit. Shep Pettibone kept a diary throughout the "Erotica" recording that details production decisions Madonna made on songs that he didn't think would work out (such as the flamenco guitar in "Deeper and Deeper"). Rick Nowels, after working with her on some songs for "Ray of Light", said that he was very impressed with her writing and feels she doesn't get enough credit as a songwriter because he thinks she's a very talented pop writer. There are demos from the "Music" recording sessions that have Madonna stating her opinions on what should be changed or new ideas. Producers she worked with on "MDNA" specifically stated that they expected her to just show up on vocal recording day, lay down some vox, and then leave, but they were surprised to discover that she was heavily involved in every part of the process, basically lived in the studio until the album was complete, and how she made most of the production decisions.

Hes awesome, we need him back

Actually ABBA did this. The demo is nothing without the ABBA sample

As demos de rebel heart são perfeitas, cara

Not

no

IF YOU THINK THAT WAY, ALL MADONNAS HITS ARE BASELINE: I SAID: LIKE A VIRGIN IS BILLIE JEAN, MATERIAL GIRL IS BEAT IT,... INTO THE GROOVE IS SITUATION ...OR AM I WRONG...

carlos laime Vogue is Bad by MJ, you're right 😂

you are wrong

True. The bass line is the same as the one for Gimme Gimme Gimme. it get's most evident when you listen to ABBA's Spanish version of Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! where the bass is more audible. However, I think what Madonna and Stuart price did with the ABBA-sample and bass-line is amazing. Hung Up is a great song on it's own, even if it doesn't work without the ABBA-sample.

carlos laime Material Girl is Can You Feel It, not Beat It

@Alpha well abba gets royalties for the use of the sample

@iaintsorry abba gets royalties for it

vocals on this are completely different than the final one. i actually prefer these vocals, sounds so much better

because its the lead vocal sir, of course it sounds different

***** I don't believe it's a stem edit but I'm not ruling it out. I have yet to find anyone who has them. I'd actually like to find the stems so I could make a proper promo tour version with better quality

you mean Kelis sounds like Hung Up. Hung Up Came up half a decade before "4th of July"

não..

Enrique Gonzalez it’s called sampling not copying.

Go away child

Enrique Gonzalez The sample was perfect for the song , and she did pay for it.

Madonna made it a hit just like she always does, with or without sampling u idiot

Totally legal to do so, she payed for it, fuck off idiot.