More MDNA Tour Rehearsal Footage
Wednesday, 25 November 2015
From contactmusic.com
The Top Ten are as follows:
1) 'Sorry For The Party Rocking' / LMFAO
2) 'MDNA' / Madonna
3) 'Bangarang' (EP) / Skrillex
4) 'Born This Way' / Lady Gaga
5) 'Nothing But The Beat' / David Guetta
6) 'The Path of Totality' / Korn
7) 'Scary Monster and Nice Sprites (EP)' / Skrillex
8) 'Wild Ones' / Flo rida
9) 'Hurry,Were Dreaming' / M83
10)'4x4=12' / deadmus5
From Billboard.com - thanks to Micheal
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From www.billboard.com
From Madonna.com
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From Digital Spy
On the Top 50 Selling singles countdown: 'Girl Gone Wild' re-enters at #35 and 'Give Me All Your Luvin' re-enters at #47.
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From Digital Spy
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CD Single (Amazon): www.amazon.co.uk/Girl-Gone-Wild-Madonna
CD Single (HMV): hmv.com/hmvweb
12" Picture Disc (Amazon): www.amazon.co.uk/Girl-Gone-Wild-12-VINYL
Remixes (iTunes): itunes.apple.com/gb/album/girl-gone-wild-remixes
Remixes (7Digital): www.7digital.com/artist/madonna/release/girl-gone-wild-2
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The packaging comes with a card containing a code for fans to enter on the dedicated Smirnoff facebook page to unlock some exclusive Madonna content.
Played my alternative version of Gang Bang at the Kee Club. Then the album version, then the alternative again.
Back to back.
15 minutes of Gang Bangin. A splendid frenzy. Had only played it to M and a few other friends so far and wanted to see how it would go down in a club.
In in honour of that steamy joy ride I will HAVE to call it the Kee Club mix!
From Digital Spy
1. Madonna vs. Avicii - Avicii's UMF Mix
2. Dave Aude Remix
3. Justin Cognito Remix
4. Kim Fai Remix
5. Lucky Date Remix
6. Offer Nissim Remix
7. Dada Life Remix
8. Rebirth Remix
Fans should remember to please purchase the songs all SEPARATELY rather than as the bundled 'album' because the album purchase only counts as one song purchased rather than 8 songs. Since 'Girl Gone Wild' premiered this past week on the Billboard Pop Songs chart (at Number 38), it is important to continue to support the single in an effort to see it hopefully premiere on the Hot 100 soon...which it has yet to do.
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This week, Madonna's 'MDNA' earns the distinction of the largest second-week percentage sales drop for a No. 1-debuting album since Nielsen SoundScan began tracking sales in 1991. The album slides from No. 1 to No. 8 on the Billboard 200 with a 86.7% sales decline (falling from 359,000 to 48,000 according to SoundScan).
The percentage dip surpasses the record set by Lady Gaga's 'Born This Way,' when it fell 84.27% in its second week on the chart dated June 18, 2011.
'MDNA's' large fall was expected, as its debut was bolstered by sales gained from a concert ticket/album promotion as well as preorders from iTunes. Further, without a current hit single on our major airplay charts nor any substantial recent promotion on Madonna's part, the drop was bound to be significant.
Both 'MDNA' and 'Born This Way' would have not had such steep drops, had it not been for unusually enhanced first-week sales.
Most superstar albums that start at or near the top of the chart fall by 60% to 80% in their second week. And, high-debuting sets that are especially front-loaded by pre-orders, niche fanbases or unusual marketing campaigns take harder hits.
In terms of recent promotion, Madonna has basically been off the radar, instead focusing her energy on rehearsals for her upcoming world tour. Since headlining the Feb. 5 Super Bowl halftime show, her only significant recent media appearances have been via a live Facebook chat with Jimmy Fallon (March 24) and a brief drop-in at the Ultra Music Festival in Miami the same night.
Guy Oseary, Madonna's manager, tweeted in response to a fan's question last night, saying '...I wish we could have done TV last week but we were in rehearsals morning and night. 7 more weeks to show time...'
Liz Rosenberg has also commented on this sales drop by saying:
It still has had the highest debut of 2012 and was number one in many countries. And the game ain't over.
Madonna's 'MDNA' was the only non-Japanese music album to be certified Gold.
This certification is based on the total numbers of CDs sold to retailers - a Gold award is handed out by the RIAJ for 100,000 units sold.
From marketingmagazine.co.uk
From Billboard.com - thanks to Micheal
From newKerala.com
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From edition.cnn.com - thanks to Jonathan
Last.fm's top tracks for March 25-April 1:
1. Gotye - 'Somebody That I Used to Know' (68,668 listeners) (no change)
2. Adele - 'Rolling in the Deep' (39,189 listeners) (no change)
3. Coldplay - 'Paradise' (38,684 listeners) (+1)
4. Lana Del Rey - 'Born to Die' (37,895 listeners) (no change)
5. Foster the People - 'Pumped Up Kicks' (37,516 listeners) (no change)
6. Lana Del Rey - 'Video Games' (35,672 listeners) (no change)
7. M83 - 'Midnight City' (35,507 listeners) (+1)
8. Rihanna - 'We Found Love' featuring Calvin Harris (31,890 listeners) (+1)
9. The Shins - 'Simple Song' (31,030 listeners) (-2)
10. Madonna - 'Girl Gone Wild' (30,871 listeners) (new)
Last.fm claims more than 40 million active users based in more than 200 countries. Available in 12 languages, the site's radio service is free for desktop computer users in the UK, the US, and Germany; mobile devices require a subscription of €3 a month to stream music.
Using a system called 'scrobbling,' Last.fm's charts measure everything its users listen to through the Last.fm website as well as hundreds of other music sites and services, including iTunes, Spotify, and The Hype Machine.
From AFP Relax News Via Yahoo! News
From Billboard.com - thanks to Michael
MDNA is the top selling album in Spain, first week 'Golden Disc' with more than 20,000 copies sold. 'THE COMPLETE STUDIO ALBUMS 1983-2008' also debut at #44.
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From the Adelaide Now / Herald Sun
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Hopefully Interscope will release all the remixes and the video on iTunes at the same time - then the single might chart high!
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From Billboard.com