When you're talking about pop music than you quickly talk about Madonna. Born in 1958 they call her the Queen of Pop. This American singer has sold more than 300 million albums and is considered the best-selling singer at all time. The first album was released in the year 1983. She is not only busy with music but is also an actress, director and has many more things. Simply put everyone has ever heard of Madonna. Madonna - You Can Dance This is the first remix album by Madonna released in the year 1987. The album features songs from her first three albums: Madonna, Like A Virgin and True Blue. In addition there is also a new song called Spotlight ...  Read the complete review

One of Madonna's earlier albums finds her in a suitably poppy mode. This album is littered with songs which will tempt you onto the dancefloor. Who: The queen of pop Madonna has now racked up hits between 1984 and 2009. This album arrived in the fall of 1987 and went top five. On this album: This is a collection of some of her dancier numbers which have been given a remixing or a remastering. One of the crucial choices was 'Into The Groove' which is weaved into a glorious, if not slightly overlong remix. It comes in at not far off nine minutes! 'Holiday' is given a good extended version, perfect for filling dancefloors. ...  Read the complete review

This is essentially a remix album with the previously unreleased song 'Spotlight'. Not being an original studio album, it will not be at the top of many people's buying lists, but it is a party album that successfully summed up the mood of the time. An indication of this is the way the songs run on from each other without stopping. Spotlight is the only totally new song on the album, and it happily encourages everyone to get up and go into the spotlight, because "Everybody is a star, everyone is special in their own way...". Held over from Madonna's first early albums and mixed by 'Jellybean' Benitez, it has a similar chord ...  Read the complete review

Madonna decided that for this album she would revisit her songs and spruce them up a little bit, make them that bit different from the originals, she also added in some new songs as well, such as "Spotlight". Although this is a good album, I am not one for revisiting songs and changing them. The songs that Madonna sang are great the way they are, she does however add a few extra ones such as spotlight but I'd prefer it if she just left her songs the way they were. ...  Read the complete review