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@Madonna 's "Like A Prayer" aired on Eastgerman youth radio in summer 1989. Fans recorded it to be able to enjoy behind the wall, here's the cassette cover ... Freedom doesn't know any borders!!!
Madonna released "Justify My Love" as the lead single from 'The Immaculate Collection' 36 years ago on November 6, 1990
album.ink/madonnaTIC
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Wanting... waiting... for the anniversary of #Madonna's #JustifyMyLove, released in the US #onthisdayinpop in 1990. Taken from the Immaculate Collection, this was a thrilling mid-tempo groove that was like a sensual, musical caress! Tawdry magnificence!
onthisdayinpop.com/2020/11/m…
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UNDER PRESSURE RELEASED 45 YEARS AGO TODAY
“And love dares you to change our way of caring about ourselves...”
A song that speaks for itself and is as relevant today as it was forty-five years ago.
Listen to David Bowie perform the song live with Gail Ann Dorsey at Glastonbury 2000: bit.ly/UnderPressureGlasto20…
Under Pressure – Queen & David Bowie (Bowie, Mercury, May, Taylor, Deacon)
Original UK release date: 2nd November 1981
Highest chart position UK: #1 US: #29
Produced by: David Bowie, Queen
Video directed by: David Mallet
#BowieQueen #BowieUnderPressure
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October 23, 1959: Twilight Zone's "The Sixteen Millimeter Shrine" airs. A movie queen who pines for the old days finds a unique and supernatural way to rejoin her former co-stars.
Stars Ida Lupino, who later directed "The Masks" — the only star to helm a TZ *and* the only woman.
Madonna released "Oh Father" as the fourth single from 'Like A Prayer' 37 years ago on October 24, 1989 | Watch the official video, listen to the album + revisit our tribute here: album.ink/madonnaLAP
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34 years ago today, .@Madonna changed pop culture forever with #Erotica. Released alongside her infamous ‘Sex’ book, it wasn’t just an album—it was a cultural revolution that pushed the boundaries of art, freedom, and female sexuality.
Adopting the dominatrix alter-ego "Mistress Dita," Madonna brought underground New York club culture, BDSM aesthetics, and dark House/Trip-hop beats (crafted with Shep Pettibone) straight into the mainstream pop world.
Beyond the taboo, Erotica was deeply human. At the height of the HIV/AIDS crisis, Madonna used tracks like "In This Life" to mourn her friends and fight the stigma, cementing her status as an uncompromising LGBTQ+ ally when it was dangerous to be one.
Though met with severe media backlash and censorship in 1992, history proved her right. Erotica is now recognized as a visionary, ahead-of-its-time masterpiece that paved the way for every fearless female pop artist who followed.
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This week #Svengoolie brings us a film about an alien invasion! Looking at the original Twilight Zone which alien episode is your favorite? (some titles are abbreviated)
22%Monsters on Maple Street
39%To Serve Man
26%Real Martin Stand Up
12%The Invaders
187 votes • Final resultsDavid Bowie released 'Heroes' 49 years ago on October 14, 1977 | Discover where it ranks in our readers' poll here: album.ink/DavidBowiePoll
Belinda Carlisle released her fourth studio album ‘Live Your Life Be Free’ (1991) 35 years ago this week | Listen to the album + watch the official videos here: album.ink/BCarlisleLYLBF @belindacarlisle
Placebo released ‘Without You I'm Nothing’ 28 years ago on October 12, 1998 | Listen to the album + revisit our tribute here: album.ink/placeboWYIN @PLACEBOWORLD




































