Material Girl Desperately Seeking Publicity

Material Girl Desperately Seeking Publicity

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Posted by Steven Marc Trier (from: 67.112.29.75) on April 18, 2003 at 09:23:30:

Ever since Madonna moved to Britain, she's been nervous people would stop talking about her and that she'd lose touch with her american audience. Every move she makes is calculated - from rescinding her "American Life" video (which was truly just classic Madonna in action using current events and the press for her own purpose - to drive hunger for a copy of it) and of course this latest ploy - absolutely intended to get you to try and download it. She may be protective, but music, like other types of art, become common property for the use of the masses, just as it always has. She should feel extremely flattered that so many people - who have probably spent a good amount of money buying Madonna's wares throughout their lifetime already - still have the desperation she intends us to have.

She gets everything she wants and always sets the stage to ensure it - not one action is unrehearsed or unexamined thoroughly.

So, thanks Madge for all of your control issues - so typical of your sign. Get over yourself and help those of us out here who really do have musical talent, instead of throwing money at some new producer your friends told you had a fresh new sound you should steal (i.e., Mirawah - ring a bell at all?) and basically exploiting his copyright ownership with loads of cash to distract him from the real fact that you lack real musical or acting talent, but are probably the most brilliant woman since Marilyn Monroe in terms of marketing genius.

We love ya, but don't flatter yourself too much - I'm happy to check you one time, beotch!

I'd rather hear more stuff from Michele N'DegeOcello than you anyday. Quit while you're ahead and raise your kids well so they don't turn out like Michael Jackson.

Oh, by the way, Sandra says hello...

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: Ever since Madonna moved to Britain, she's been nervous people would stop talking about her and that she'd lose touch with her american audience. Every move she makes is calculated - from rescinding her "American Life" video (which was truly just classic Madonna in action using current events and the press for her own purpose - to drive hunger for a copy of it) and of course this latest ploy - absolutely intended to get you to try and download it. She may be protective, but music, like other types of art, become common property for the use of the masses, just as it always has. She should feel extremely flattered that so many people - who have probably spent a good amount of money buying Madonna's wares throughout their lifetime already - still have the desperation she intends us to have. : She gets everything she wants and always sets the stage to ensure it - not one action is unrehearsed or unexamined thoroughly. : So, thanks Madge for all of your control issues - so typical of your sign. Get over yourself and help those of us out here who really do have musical talent, instead of throwing money at some new producer your friends told you had a fresh new sound you should steal (i.e., Mirawah - ring a bell at all?) and basically exploiting his copyright ownership with loads of cash to distract him from the real fact that you lack real musical or acting talent, but are probably the most brilliant woman since Marilyn Monroe in terms of marketing genius. : We love ya, but don't flatter yourself too much - I'm happy to check you one time, beotch! : I'd rather hear more stuff from Michele N'DegeOcello than you anyday. Quit while you're ahead and raise your kids well so they don't turn out like Michael Jackson. : Oh, by the way, Sandra says hello... : :)
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