by MT2005 · December 12, 2005
It’s a safe bet Madonna would rather be issuing albums like the dour, serious “American Life” than gummy confections like this one, but after the fortuitous tanking of “Life,” she’s beat a retreat to the relative safety of the clubs.
A seamless, sugary mix of electro-pop, disco and ’80s kitsch, “Confessions On A Dance Floor” is her best album since “Ray of Light.”
From the Chicago Tribune. Thanks to Astrolabe1976.
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