Disco de Madonna - American Life (Clean)
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Fecha de Publicación:2003-04-22
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Tipo:Audio CD
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Género:Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Adult Contemporary, Club/Dance, Dance Music, Dance-Pop, Pop, Pop/Rock, Pop/Rock Music, Popular Music, Rock/Pop
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Sello Discográfico:Warner Bros / Wea
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UPC:093624847625
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Precio aprox.:$18.98
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Descripción (en inglés) :
Japanese Limited Edition reissue of The Queen Of Pop's #1 2003 album. Includes the singles Die Another Day (featured in the 007 film of the same name), American Life, Hollywood, Love Profusion, Nothing Fails, and club track Nobody Knows Me. Includes enhanced features with bonus material. Warner BrosAnálisis (en inglés) - Amazon.com :
Judging by her current pose, the Material Girl has mutated into the Military Girl. Indeed, this time out Madonna launches an assault on the miscalculations of her past while also airing her grievances with a troubled world. Madonna has always jumped on trends, but, for the first time, she leaps and falls as she revisits the minimalist synth-pop that she helped define in the ‘80s and raps like Debbie Harry about lattes and nannies. She also divulges career and personal missteps that her audience recognized all along, and had already forgiven--or embraced. With the exception of the entrancing Bond film theme "Die Another Day," the music doesn't measure up to 1999's Ray of Light and '00's Music. And while Madonna has never been a stunning wordsmith, there is a distinction between the introspection on those albums and the self-absorption of American Life; the lyrics here often put one in mind of a cathartic letter one writes but never mails. --Beth Massa
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