Yes, I was thinking that as well that Hold Tight would be a great single. It is being released in the second bundle of songs next week so it could be a single. I also agree about the 90's influence.

I can't stop listening to Joan Of Arc
Beautiful

It will be a huge shame if its not a single. I think Madonna has several potential chart hits here so I hope her single choices for RH are better than the choices she made for MDNA!

Joan Of Arc, Messiah and Ghosttown - some of her best ballads for decades.

I love all of those tracks and also can not stop listening to Wash All Over Me. 5 extremely powerful ballads on the main album and Queen on the super deluxe, I think this is more ballads on one album than she has ever done - mind you Rebel Heart is an album containing a thousand songs so it isn't that many when you consider the amount of songs!

OMG How did I forget Wash All Over Me!!

i don't think single choices are easy with this album .... there are many potential chart hits for different territories... so many great songs.... such diverse sounds...

Devil Pray
Iconic
Joan of Arc
Hold Tight
Inside Out
Wash All Over Me

are 6 songs that spring to mind as potential singles.

I completely agree.

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/music/ne...p3yi2nyyOfl5uD

HQ version of Living For Love's video for those who haven't yet seen it.

One of her best ever I think. She is almost 60 and can still dance like a teenager! this is why she is the Queen!

Love the song but the video is a huge disappointment....it looks so basic and grim, like the sort of thing she whipped up in under 2 hours.
I wanted something more organic and euphoric, instead of a bunch of camp dancers wearing sequined bull masks complete with cheesy grunting effects

Queen is quite a sad song. I am right in thinking she is talking about her fame declining and being replaced by the new generation?

Seems a waste putting such an amazing and honest track on the deluxe that many might not get the chance to hear.

I thought Queen was a prequel to Ghosttown. She is singing about the imminent apocalypse isn't she?

I guess its open to interpretation but I got the impression she was singing about being replaced but reminding people she was still the one who did it all first.

Queen and Autotune Baby won't be on the boxset, apparently two remixes for 'Living For Love' will be on there instead.

Heartbreak City and Messiah are gorgeous, it's a shame the final version of Rebel Heart is inferior to that brilliant demo... and Holy Water is brilliant.

So what edition will auto tune baby and queen be on?

Also the problem with the final 'Rebel Heart' is the mastering .... it needs to be remastered to ensure that the bass drum, snare and synths don't distort.

What? how do you know this?

The album has already been reviewed by a journalist who was at a listening party and they confirmed that Queen and Autotune Baby is on the boxset. There are two additional remixes for iTunes customers though.

Yes, I see it that way as well. I didn't see it at all as she was singing about herself. We as fans may see her as the Queen but Madonna is actually a lot more down to earth and humble than a lot of people realize. I really don't think she looks in the mirror and says I'm the Queen of the universe.

Knowing madonna, she likely makes fun of the fact she is referred to as the Queen. She has a wicked sense of humor.

Love the new video. She looks great too. I'm thrilled she's doing the Brits too. The first bit of decent UK promo she has done in years. It's a very exciting time to be a Madonna fan. This fan hasn't been so excited about a forthcoming campaign since Confessions!

I have tried but Rebel Heart so called "Demo" is on the Ipod - album version doesn't cut it.

Yeah she has referred to herself as Queen loads of times in recent years, esp on the tours. Some of the official T shirts for MDNA had a crown on them and if you go to the Icon part of her website there is a crown above the letter o.

Yes, but in a humorous tongue in cheek way not in a serious way. Queen is more of a serious song.

I still think she is singing about her fame and newer artists taking the limelight. Its the breakdown part where she sings about 'imitations', 'on a new generation', 'somethings can't be replaced' and 'losing her throne' that makes me think this.

Its kinda like Michael's Stranger In Moscow.