Billboard reviews Hung Up

This is Music Bible Billboard magazine about Madonna’s first single from her Confessions On A Dance Floor.

The queen of reinvention has achieved the seemingly impossible yet again.

In the footsteps of her least successful album ever, 2003’s preachy, melody-breaching “American Life,” Madonna returns with a song that will restore faith among her minions, fans of pop music and radio programmers. “Hung Up” is pure distraction: frothy and nonsensical and joyous.

With an extravagant sample of ABBA’s “Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight),” the song delivers instant familarity, but Stuart Price and Madonna add a chug-along groove and singalong call to arms that build “Hung Up” into its own worthy creation.

Yes, Madonna, we still believe in the beat.
From the review by Chuck Taylor on Billboard
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