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Confessions on a Dance Floor

5 Ratings: 1.8

An album by Madonna

Apparently there's nothing in Kabbalah that disallows sweaty, head-spinningly good dance music, because here comes a flame-haired Madonna hawking a dozen songs' worth:Confessions on a Dance Floordarts seamlessly from Madge's early days, when she emerged … see full wiki

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review by JanetBoyer. August 27, 2010

This CD NEVER Gets Old

I'm primarily a book reviewer (and author), so you won't get musical or technical analysis with this review. All I can say is that I've listened to Madonna since the 80s (I was born in 1970), and this is her BEST CD ever in my opinion. It reminds me of the music we used to listen to at roller rinks--a fusion of 70s disco and 80s poppiness and 90s insistent beat...with 21 Century techno tricks that makes this music sounds "old school", but fresh. … more

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review by Kasia_S. December 04, 2005

Glorious Dance.

Honestly I have never been a Madonna fan, and the only album I really liked from her was The Ray of Light. When I first heard this album, from the beginning of the first song, I was literally enchanted by it. She uses really great dance music with catchy melodies, cool metallic beats, modern ethnic and electronica fusion and you literally see a rainbow of color when you put this CD on and close your eyes. This is by far the kind of cd that makes you … more

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review by MTR1973. November 27, 2005

Catchy and slick

Madonna seems to have anticipated the criticism many of the reviews on Amazon and elsewhere have thrown at this album - that it's brilliantly produced and aurally pleasing, but empty and filled to the brim with ripped off samples from other songs.. "This is who I am, you can like it or not.." This album really ISN'T 'who' Madonna is so much as what she's willing to be, publicly, at 48 - the creator and innovator has become the copier. For those who are having trouble letting … more

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review by Decaptain. November 15, 2005

posted in Music Matters

A pop odyssey

This is definately one of Madonna's most original studio albums. She's dabbled a little in each genre, including R&B, pure pop, techno, trance, and now on "Confessions" she takes on disco. Yeah, it seems odd at first, but then you're easily able to slip into this "future disco" genre that she's hyped for the past few months while working on this album. She said this is all dance, no ballads. Perhaps that's true, but I still felt like she slipped in a very trendy, likeable … more

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