Instead of discussing Madonna's name or how great she looks or how we all
want to fuck her. Let's keep the discussion intelligent. Doesn't anyone
remember that the "I" in IDM stands for "Intelligent"!
Talking about her new single, its hard to listen to it without a bias
towards a pop superstar. Its actually pretty fine (honestly). Although
there had to be moments of catchy pop formula, the record showcases a lot
of William Orbit. If I did not know it was Madonna, I would have thought
One Dove have finally released a record.
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>> Christopher Fahey wrote:
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>> > Madonna Ciccone. It's her real name. Her Italian American Catholic
>> > parents
>> > thought it was a good name. It's the real birth name of millions of
>> > catholics around the world, as is Jesus and Mary and Peter and Paul
>> > and lots
>> > of other mythical/biblical characters.
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>> > - Cf
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>> Okay...personally I don't care where she got the name and I'm tired
>> of the thread - so keeping in the spirit of what I just said, I'll patch
>> this in which came across the ambient list......
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>> > To: ambient@hyperreal.org
>> > From: avas0luk@hydrophilus.com
>> > Subject: (amb) More Madonna Material
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>> > Actually, 'Madonna' IS some kind of attention-grabbing stage name, not
>> her
>> > real name, which is 'Mary Louise Ciccone'. She chose Madonna, and has
>> gone
>> > to great lengths to make it appear that she was born 'Madonna Louise
>> > Ciccone'.
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>> I didn't write it, can't verify it, don't care. And, btw, I think
>> Zenon's point was that he thought whoever she really is uses imagery
>> that some people hold dear in a way which is a bit insensitive - a point
>> which would be a little silly to argue against, IMHO. Now, let's all
>> slip on that secreted copy of "Bedtime Stories" and put this thread to
>> sleep....maybe?
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>> ;-p
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>> jeff
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