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OMG, wat slecht weer. Maar wél leuk dat er wat uitgezonden wordt.quote:Op vrijdag 21 juli 2006 19:45 schreef CrazyDutchPunk het volgende:
Scoop! NBC will air a Madonna concert special in November
Madonna's concert special will not air live, and several numbers will be cut.
Dit is op zich ook interessant:
Hm, een NIEUW album? Het zal mij benieuwen. Het hoeft natuurlijk geen regulier album te zijn. Interessant.
Mooie foto ook bij het stukje overigens:
Bron: MadonnaTribe.comquote:MadonnaTribe has interesting news to report today about Madonna's projects in the near future.
Jump, the 4th and the final commercial single from Confessions On A Dance Floor, will include amazing remixes by Junior Sanchez and Axwell among others.
After the Confessions Tour, Madonna will be very busy promoting her new book, the sequel to The English Roses, with lots of appearances, but the most exiting news is, without a doubt, that there's a possibily of a new album towards the end of the year.
Stay Tuned to M-Tribe.
Hm, een NIEUW album? Het zal mij benieuwen. Het hoeft natuurlijk geen regulier album te zijn. Interessant.
Mooie foto ook bij het stukje overigens:
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Hillary duff Material girl remake voor de gelijknamige film
Hillary duff Material girl remake voor de gelijknamige film
Ik heb m gehoord en vond m best te pruimen
You know when you close your eyes and wish for something?
Well, God's the person that is ignoring you.
Well, God's the person that is ignoring you.
Lijkt wel een foto van 20 jaar geledenquote:Op zaterdag 22 juli 2006 16:39 schreef MadGuy het volgende:
Mooie foto ook bij het stukje overigens:
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Bijna... 1994... dus 12 jaar geleden! Een van de mooiste 12#-hoezen ooit!
Nothing takes the past away like the future!
Over Cardiff:
There will be a "golden circle" to hold around 3,000 fans in front of the stage on a first come first serve basis.
Zou dat ook hier gaan gebeuren?
There will be a "golden circle" to hold around 3,000 fans in front of the stage on a first come first serve basis.
Zou dat ook hier gaan gebeuren?
You know when you close your eyes and wish for something?
Well, God's the person that is ignoring you.
Well, God's the person that is ignoring you.
Die is er altijd al! Er was al een eerste vak bij Blond Ambition in de Kuip alsmede ook bij de Re-Invention tour in Arnhem!
Nothing takes the past away like the future!
Ja. Dat gebeurd eigenlijk altijd wel bij stadion concerten. Misschien dat die in Nederland iets groter of kleiner is, maar er is dus altijd wel een afgeschermd vak. Ik heb in ieder geval nog nooit meegemaakt dat er geen apart vak was.quote:Op vrijdag 28 juli 2006 19:48 schreef CrazyDutchPunk het volgende:
Over Cardiff:
There will be a "golden circle" to hold around 3,000 fans in front of the stage on a first come first serve basis.
Zou dat ook hier gaan gebeuren?
thnx, voel me echt ziek nog.quote:Op vrijdag 28 juli 2006 19:52 schreef Misterf het volgende:
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SPOILEROm spoilers te kunnen lezen moet je zijn ingelogd. Je moet je daarvoor eerst gratis Registreren. Ook kun je spoilers niet lezen als je een ban hebt.You know when you close your eyes and wish for something?
Well, God's the person that is ignoring you.
Ik ben benieuwd naar...
SPOILEROm spoilers te kunnen lezen moet je zijn ingelogd. Je moet je daarvoor eerst gratis Registreren. Ook kun je spoilers niet lezen als je een ban hebt.Ik ken het concert uit mijn hoofd, maar ken er de beelden nog niet bij. Elke keer denk ik... waarom gaat de zaal nu uit zijn dak?Nothing takes the past away like the future!
BBC: Madonna ready for European tour.
We suggest you to read the following BBC News article which features lots of details on the European leg of the tour, which has to be adapted to the STADIUM shows and an exclusive interview with Chris Lamb:
Final preparations are being made as Madonna kicks off the European leg of her ’Confessions’ tour in Cardiff.
The show on Sunday at the Millennium Stadium will be the biggest arena yet for the world tour, which started in the Los Angeles in May.
Around 59,000 fans are expected for the show, the first of 21 dates across Europe, including eight in London.
Adapting her show to each venue, the singer will include an equestrian theme during the opening in Cardiff.
The star’s tour director Chris Lamb, from California, has worked with Madonna for 20 years.
He and his "army" have been constructing the set in the stadium since Monday. With 150 workers over from the USA, Mr Lamb said they also employed around 200 local people.
"We’ve done 35 shows in America in indoor arenas, this here is the first stadium show for two years," he said.
"People are not coming to see a rock concert - this is a show, closer to theatre than a rock concert."
Mr Lamb said the cost of the concert was "enormous" but added it was all relative the whole expense of the tour.
After two decades of working with Madonna Mr Lamb believes the singer will never retire.
"I don’t think she’ll ever stop.
"She’s a perfectionist, focused and she knows every little thing about the show," he added. "She wants to outdo herself and challenges herself."
And with regards to the set she "comes up with the basic idea and is involved from square one."
The tour director said the set was "enormously technical" and was state of the art with its video show.
However two large silver "disco horses" backdrops placed on each side of the stage have not been approved by Madonna yet.
Even though she’s seen the drawings Mr Lamb awaits her verdict before they get final approval.
The media, invited to the stadium on Friday, were not allowed to photograph them.
DJ Paul Oakenfold will open the Hung Up singer’s concert at 1900 BST and will perform his set for around an hour and a half before Madonna’s two-hour show.
There will be a "golden circle" to hold around 3,000 fans in front of the stage on a first come first serve basis.
Madonna’s tour continues at Wembley Arena and finishes in Prague before it moves to Japan in September.
CONFESSIONS FACTS:
Stage and equipment weighs 200 tons
Eight pairs of shoes and boots and seven costumes are worn nightly by Madonna
22 dancers perform
There are 600 costumes in the show
$2m crystals embellish a giant disco ball
We suggest you to read the following BBC News article which features lots of details on the European leg of the tour, which has to be adapted to the STADIUM shows and an exclusive interview with Chris Lamb:
Final preparations are being made as Madonna kicks off the European leg of her ’Confessions’ tour in Cardiff.
The show on Sunday at the Millennium Stadium will be the biggest arena yet for the world tour, which started in the Los Angeles in May.
Around 59,000 fans are expected for the show, the first of 21 dates across Europe, including eight in London.
Adapting her show to each venue, the singer will include an equestrian theme during the opening in Cardiff.
The star’s tour director Chris Lamb, from California, has worked with Madonna for 20 years.
He and his "army" have been constructing the set in the stadium since Monday. With 150 workers over from the USA, Mr Lamb said they also employed around 200 local people.
"We’ve done 35 shows in America in indoor arenas, this here is the first stadium show for two years," he said.
"People are not coming to see a rock concert - this is a show, closer to theatre than a rock concert."
Mr Lamb said the cost of the concert was "enormous" but added it was all relative the whole expense of the tour.
After two decades of working with Madonna Mr Lamb believes the singer will never retire.
"I don’t think she’ll ever stop.
"She’s a perfectionist, focused and she knows every little thing about the show," he added. "She wants to outdo herself and challenges herself."
And with regards to the set she "comes up with the basic idea and is involved from square one."
The tour director said the set was "enormously technical" and was state of the art with its video show.
However two large silver "disco horses" backdrops placed on each side of the stage have not been approved by Madonna yet.
Even though she’s seen the drawings Mr Lamb awaits her verdict before they get final approval.
The media, invited to the stadium on Friday, were not allowed to photograph them.
DJ Paul Oakenfold will open the Hung Up singer’s concert at 1900 BST and will perform his set for around an hour and a half before Madonna’s two-hour show.
There will be a "golden circle" to hold around 3,000 fans in front of the stage on a first come first serve basis.
Madonna’s tour continues at Wembley Arena and finishes in Prague before it moves to Japan in September.
CONFESSIONS FACTS:
Stage and equipment weighs 200 tons
Eight pairs of shoes and boots and seven costumes are worn nightly by Madonna
22 dancers perform
There are 600 costumes in the show
$2m crystals embellish a giant disco ball
Nothing takes the past away like the future!
Het dak van de Arena gaat officieel ook dicht vanwege de opbouw. Zie Cardiff:
The stadium has 3,000 people working to ensure the concert goes well, and its roof will be closed
Hele artikel:
It is the biggest gig in the seven-year history of Cardiff's Millennium Stadium and it is shrouded in secrecy: Madonna, the queen of pop, is expected to arrive in the city for rehearsals for the first leg of a show that has been kept under an unprecedented level of secrecy.
Meanwhile, Madonna is set to keep a close eye on proceedings as her stage set takes shape. She is expected to fly in by personal helicopter either today or tomorrow to grant the seal of approval.
The stadium has 3,000 people working to ensure the concert goes well, and its roof will be closed
. But the city's five star hotels won't be expecting to give her a bed for the night - she's believed to be arriving by helicopter, chauffeured to the stadium and then flying out straight after the show.
Paul Sergeant, the stadium chief executive, said it was the biggest yet staged at the 72,000-seater venue.
But staff have been kept in the dark about preparations - and given strict instructions to steer well clear of preparations for the concert.
"No-one, but no-one, is allowed to see what's going on," said a stadium insider. "We've seen a lot of big names here, but this has been pretty exceptional. The stage area is a no-go zone."
He also said curtains have been fixed around hospitality suites overlooking the ground to prevent prying eyes.
However, stadium chief executive Paul Sergeant today dismissed those rumours, as well as claims that work on the stage where Madonna will perform was being kept secret. "There's always going to be an air of mystery where concerts like this are concerned, but it's impossible to keep the stage hidden," he said.
"Madonna's promoters will obviously leave no stone unturned. Like us, they're professional people. When she arrives and rehearses, there will be a curfew. Any major artist would expect that to happen - and so would I. This show is unique - it's probably the biggest we have held here. It will be one huge disco. During my time at Wembley Stadium, Madonna played there three times and I can tell you she is thoroughly professional. If she was involved in sport, she would be an international coach."
The stadium has 3,000 people working to ensure the concert goes well, and its roof will be closed
Hele artikel:
It is the biggest gig in the seven-year history of Cardiff's Millennium Stadium and it is shrouded in secrecy: Madonna, the queen of pop, is expected to arrive in the city for rehearsals for the first leg of a show that has been kept under an unprecedented level of secrecy.
Meanwhile, Madonna is set to keep a close eye on proceedings as her stage set takes shape. She is expected to fly in by personal helicopter either today or tomorrow to grant the seal of approval.
The stadium has 3,000 people working to ensure the concert goes well, and its roof will be closed
. But the city's five star hotels won't be expecting to give her a bed for the night - she's believed to be arriving by helicopter, chauffeured to the stadium and then flying out straight after the show.
Paul Sergeant, the stadium chief executive, said it was the biggest yet staged at the 72,000-seater venue.
But staff have been kept in the dark about preparations - and given strict instructions to steer well clear of preparations for the concert.
"No-one, but no-one, is allowed to see what's going on," said a stadium insider. "We've seen a lot of big names here, but this has been pretty exceptional. The stage area is a no-go zone."
He also said curtains have been fixed around hospitality suites overlooking the ground to prevent prying eyes.
However, stadium chief executive Paul Sergeant today dismissed those rumours, as well as claims that work on the stage where Madonna will perform was being kept secret. "There's always going to be an air of mystery where concerts like this are concerned, but it's impossible to keep the stage hidden," he said.
"Madonna's promoters will obviously leave no stone unturned. Like us, they're professional people. When she arrives and rehearses, there will be a curfew. Any major artist would expect that to happen - and so would I. This show is unique - it's probably the biggest we have held here. It will be one huge disco. During my time at Wembley Stadium, Madonna played there three times and I can tell you she is thoroughly professional. If she was involved in sport, she would be an international coach."
Nothing takes the past away like the future!
Enne... Paul Oakenfold anderhalf uur lang. Ben benieuwd!
Nothing takes the past away like the future!
De zijdoeken zijn waar! Blond Ambition revisited! Whoohoo!
Het podium is twee maal zo groot als een normaal podium. Het is helemaal aangepast op grote stadions... wow!
Het podium is twee maal zo groot als een normaal podium. Het is helemaal aangepast op grote stadions... wow!
Nothing takes the past away like the future!
En in de stadions zullen overal disco-ballen hangen! We krijgen voor het lange wachten gewoon wat extra's!
Nothing takes the past away like the future!
en vanavond bij de allerlaatste TOTP op BBC2 om 20.00:
Madonna 'TBC'
The queen of reinvention knows a thing or two about wardrobe changes, and let's face it, past experience tells us that every one has been an eyebrow raiser. So tape down your brows and get ready to marvel at how young/old/short/tall/sad/bold/happy/naked Madge is looking on this week's show. You know you wanna!
Madonna 'TBC'
The queen of reinvention knows a thing or two about wardrobe changes, and let's face it, past experience tells us that every one has been an eyebrow raiser. So tape down your brows and get ready to marvel at how young/old/short/tall/sad/bold/happy/naked Madge is looking on this week's show. You know you wanna!
You know when you close your eyes and wish for something?
Well, God's the person that is ignoring you.
Well, God's the person that is ignoring you.
Ik hoop dat we You'll See nog te zien krijgen vanavond!
Nothing takes the past away like the future!
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