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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 324941" data-attributes="member: 23">This one interests me a little because, like The Immaculate Collection, the remixes mostly seem to be standard-length edits rather than the full-length versions, but I appreciate that won&#039;t make them any less over-produced (quite the opposite, probably).Mind you, after a couple of listens the edit of Into The Groove just doesn&#039;t sound as right to me as the edit on TIC. It could be partly the newness, but the cuts don&#039;t feel as intuitive as those on the 1990 edit. Like 0.24-0.37 going for three bars instead of two (or four) just feels wrong. I already want to re-edit it.Yes. I&#039;m hoping the body of the main album are as authentic as possible, though I&#039;d also love there to be some b-sides as bonus tracks and a collection of era-appropriate remixes on the bonus discs.It&#039;s occurred to me that there are around a dozen tracks on the album I don&#039;t think I know at all, and another seven or eight I&#039;ve heard perhaps once or twice. Apart from Confessions and a few of the bigger singles, post-Millennium Madge is a mystery to me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 324941, member: 23"] This one interests me a little because, like [I]The Immaculate Collection,[/I] the remixes mostly seem to be standard-length edits rather than the full-length versions, but I appreciate that won't make them any less over-produced (quite the opposite, probably). Mind you, after a couple of listens the edit of [I]Into The Groove [/I]just doesn't sound as right to me as the edit on [I]TIC[/I]. It could be partly the newness, but the cuts don't feel as intuitive as those on the 1990 edit. Like 0.24-0.37 going for three bars instead of two (or four) just feels wrong. I already want to re-edit it. Yes. I'm hoping the body of the main album are as authentic as possible, though I'd also love there to be some b-sides as bonus tracks and a collection of era-appropriate remixes on the bonus discs. It's occurred to me that there are around a dozen tracks on the album I don't think I know at all, and another seven or eight I've heard perhaps once or twice. Apart from [I]Confessions[/I] and a few of the bigger singles, post-Millennium Madge is a mystery to me. [/QUOTE]

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