There were two commercials for the immaculate collection. I need to dig out all my vhs tapes from that time period, they’re all in the basement locked up in a cabinet
@@jerryduangsawat754 No, it wasn't. The new hi-hats used on this version are all I can hear on the immaculate version. That's why I much prefer the Like A Virgin album original version. The songs were not just edited to be shorter (and incorporate the new sound tech QSound) they were all slightly remixed by Shep Pettibone and his assistant Goh Hotoda
The most successful greatest hits ever by a single artist. Need more?
FUN FACT: The album was originally to be called UltraMadonna!! They even made prototype for a cover
Nope. The Japanese title ha Ultra Madonna because The Immaculate Collection doesn't make sense seeing as they are not a Catholic country.
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There were two commercials for the immaculate collection. I need to dig out all my vhs tapes from that time period, they’re all in the basement locked up in a cabinet
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Probably the best greatest hits album 😘 and yes it does live up to its name ( except cherish should be replaced with who’s that girl )
cherish is a way better song than who's that girl sorry
@@zrabia7666 we will have to agree to disagree then 🥺 it was number 1 in U.K. and USA so it should be on this collection
Fabulosa!!
It should've been called Immaculate Remixes since all of the song are re-remixed. LOL
The only song that would be considered remix was express yourself and like a prayer
@@jerryduangsawat754 Material Girl & La Isla Bonita are nothing like the originals either.
@@dana.1546 only difference from the immaculate collection of material girl was it end instead of fading like the album version
@@jerryduangsawat754 No, it wasn't. The new hi-hats used on this version are all I can hear on the immaculate version. That's why I much prefer the Like A Virgin album original version. The songs were not just edited to be shorter (and incorporate the new sound tech QSound) they were all slightly remixed by Shep Pettibone and his assistant Goh Hotoda