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Mad'House
Absolutely Mad
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop

Track Listings (15) - Disc #1
1. Like a Prayer - Mad'House, Leonard, Patrick
2. Holiday - Mad'House, Hudson, Curtis Lee
3. Into the Groove - Mad'House, Bray, Stephen
4. La Isla Bonita - Mad'House, Gaitsch, Bruce
5. Like a Virgin - Mad'House, Kelly, Tom [Vocals]
6. Vogue - Mad'House, Madonna [1]
7. Borderline - Mad'House, Lucas, Reggie
8. Open Your Heart - Mad'House, Cole, Gardner
9. Papa Don't Preach - Mad'House, Elliot, Brian
10. Be Yourself - Mad'House, Groeneveld, Koen
11. Everybody - Mad'House, Elliot, Brian
12. Lady of the Dawn - Mad'House, Groeneveld, Koen
13. Frozen [Club Mix][*] - Mad'House, Leonard, Patrick
14. Like a Prayer [almighty radio edit][*] - Mad'House, Leonard, Patrick
15. Like a Prayer [Multimedia Track] - Mad'House, Leonard, Patrick

CD Details

All Artists: Mad'House
Title: Absolutely Mad
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Phantom Sound & Vision
Original Release Date: 1/1/2008
Re-Release Date: 3/25/2008
Album Type: Import
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop
Style: Dance Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 440063272288

Synopsis

Album Details

Obviously Obsessed with Madonna, this Aggregation have Already Hit the Top of the Charts with their Cover of "Like a Prayer". Madonna Has Been with Us So Long and is Always So Current, It's Hard to Remember that There is a New Generation that May Not have Grown Up with Many of her Songs Prevalent. As with Many Tribute Bands that Seem to Populate the Concert Halls of Europe, Here Comes the Recorded Invasion of it All. Enhanced with Two Videos of their Versions of "Like a Prayer" and "Holiday".

CD Reviews

Cheese Deluxe!

P. Kabat | Chicago, IL | 09/30/2002

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Remakes (especially nowadays) are hardly something new. Some are great, some are good, some push the song into new boundries, some give it a new take, and some just plain stink! This release, by the Dutch, one woman fronted, production team lies somewhere in-between. Riding high on Madonna tunes of 80's past and 90's cool, the stand-out track here is the already huge worldwide smash "Like a Prayer" which lays the original lyrics and melody over a house beat very similar to Black Legend's 2000 club smash "You See The Trouble With Me." "Holiday" is also very catchy and yet again, combines the Madonna hit with another club smash this being the 1999 Stardust favorite "Music Sounds Better With You." There's also "Vogue," "Frozen" and "Like a Virgin," but they are so cheesy and lack so much originality that you'll find yourself not caring if you'll ever hear them again (or whether or not you should have listened to them in the first place). The other mentionable track is "Papa Don't Preach," but once again, not because of a new melody or bass line, but that ripped right off another club smash: Wamdue Project's "King of My Castle." If you like euro-cheese than this might be the thing for you, but if you're looking to do Madonna justice than this album certainly does not do the trick. Absolutely Mad I am, but not for it, but for buying it. Save yourself a buck and just buy the single."