Hmmm. I like it as I liked Sandwiches, reminds me of that. Don't tempt me to get into an ideological debate on why I think Madonna is a musical innovator. I think you're too harsh on Madonna myself and take away from her own input (she is a female and what do they know about production, tsk, tsk?), but it's all good. It would been much easier for her to have got in Diane Warren and cut some nice MOR slush on half of the LP and then gone all 'urban' on the other with Rodney Jerkins and She'kspere producing it, dontcha think? Every rapper would be jumpin to lace up her tracks - Lil' Kim, Eve, Method Man, anyone.
Hex Hector, yes that is sad but he is house music to corporate USA - ever the more so since he did his thing to Deb Cox's hits. Luckily they have discovered the amazing Mr Ron Trent for mixes by Amel Larrieux (ace!) and Anastacia (better than the original which I didn't like anyway). >I second Gwendal's sentiment. > >I just finished listening to Music and the hex hector remix of that track. >Could someone tell me what the big deal is? Seems to me that any modern pop >artist can throw some "electronica" in the mix to "update" their sound. >What I don't understand is how people who listen to much of the more purist >electronic music being released today can feign interest in such a >superficial gesture. > >Is that too harsh?
