Madonna with The Sneaker Pimps, 1999 Dave Benett Back in the late 1990s I used to run into Sean Hughes all the time at parties. He was a Perrier Award-winning stand-up comedian and team captain on Never Mind The Buzzcocks who would go to the opening of an envelope, so long as it included a free…
Photograph by Griffin Lotz, (spread Steven Meisel) In 1990, Madonna was as astronomically popular as a boundary-bulldozing, unapologetically bacchanalian performance artist could get. Drawing from Harlem drag balls, “Vogue” went Number One nearly worldwide. The tour showcasing it, Blond Ambition, mixed spectacle with social commentary so sharply that it reinvented the pop concert and yielded the smash…
Once again we have a discount code for our visitors when purchasing tickets to the mega record and CD fair on November 11 and 12 in Utrecht! When purchasing a ticket through: https://registration.n200.com/survey/3p8k4kkqz9hur use the following code MPC3 to pay 11,50 EUR November 11 & 12, 2017 the Jaarbeurs Convention centre in Utrecht will host the…
This is the first ever official Madonna promotional poster by Sire and dates back to 1983. This unique one of a kind promo poster was used to promote Madonna’s first record and features a stunning image taken by Steven Meisel (who is also credited on the poster). It is extremely hard to find and one…
We have just added two new promo only items to our discography: Pray For Spanish Eyes – 7″ Spain promo only single, never commercially released Supernatural – 12″ Brazil promo vinyl, released to promote the Red Hot + Dance compilation (Supernatural was also released as a B-side to ‘Cherish’) To check out the HQ scans,…
The 6th and final single to be taken from ‘Like a Prayer’ was ‘Keep It Together‘. The song was only released in the U.S., Canada, Australia (charted along with ‘VOGUE’) and Japan. Madonna only ever performed the song once during her Blond Ambition Tour, where it closed the show. In the discography we have collected…
New in our discography is Madonna’s ‘Dear Jessie’. This was the fifth single to be taken off of ‘Like a Prayer’. Even though never released in the U.S.A. this was the next single in both Europe and Australia where it became a minor hit and was certified silver in the U.K. The song was inspired…
