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I'm quite excited to hear how many elements she incorporated from old and unreleased songs into the new material. From what I've heard so far, "American" uses elements from "Never Let Me Go."

Oh, Madonna... not even the armageddon could stop me from loving you.

I like her...

"Video Games" #1 in Germany :badbitch: "Born to Die" #29 in Germany "Summertime Sadness" #4 in Germany "Blue Velvet" #49 in Germany

Not that it makes me happy but I started laughing out loudly after seeing this. I entered this thread and had an advertisement asking me wether I was depressed and needed medication for it. 8108813710268894578

My story. The warm feeling of understanding a song, a book or a film, and feeling it resonate with who I am is what makes me happy and feel... understood.

Amazon and all the other websites barely reveal any clear information about the listed products. I don't even know if I'll eventually receive the censored or explicit version of the EP. However, I hope you are right. But still, why would the EP in Germany be released on the 13th on CD while The Paradise Edition is released three days after in multiple formats, including the EP on vinyl? We'll find out soon, I guess.

I don't think the EP is officially released in stores outside the US. What online retailers list is probably the US import. So far, I've seen the EP expected for release on November 13 in most countries outside America, but I highly doubt this will actually happen as I cannot imagine the imports arrive two weeks in advance. I am preparing for a major disappointment in form of an e-mail from JPC.de telling me that the order will be dispatched once the CD is in stock. Maybe I am wrong, hopefully (!), but anything else would surprise me.

I'll be seeing her on the opening night...

No, I just checked and it's for all placements made outside the UK. That's strange. Because when I choose Greece for the London date, I do get this small print. Maybe you just didn't see it? Well, but when you say that either way isn't a problem for you, this should be fine.

When entering your details a text pops up under the button 'I Agree to the Terms and Conditions' which says:

Thank you! The tickets are more expensive than I expected them to be... but after reading the small print on the website, I will not be buying them now for the Hamburg show I'm attending. It says that tickets from international buyers may have to be picked up at the box office and orders might be cancelled and refunded. How ridiculous is that? They either offer an international presale with equal conditions for everybody or restrict it to one specific demographic only.

Even though Berlin would be closest to where I live, I'll be seeing her in Hamburg at the O2 Arena which is quite a big arena, actually.