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Track Listings
1 Like a Prayer
2 Express Yourself
3 Love Song
4 Till Death Do Us Part
5 Promise to Try
6 Cherish
7 Dear Jessie
8 Oh Father
9 Keep It Together
10 Spanish Eyes
11 Act of Contrition
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Madonna - Like A Prayer - CD
Considered by many to be the Material Girl's most mature effort of the 1980s, Like a Prayer upped the ante of controversy with its gospel-infused title track and the singer's emotional confessions throughout. It also unveiled the hit "Express Yourself", which ushered in the era of Madonna as a "stainless steel sexual icon". Musically, Prayer showcased her burgeoning songwriting prowess, with the beautiful "Oh Father" and the perky pop of "Cherish". Besides a throw-away collaboration with Prince ("This Is Not a Love Song"), the album stands as one of her strongest works, eschewing the strong dance beat influences from her past--she saved that for the remixes--and concentrating instead on melody and structure. Like a Prayer also gave a hint of things to come with the delightful "Dear Jessie" displaying a maternal side worthy of her name. --Steve Gdula
1 Like a Prayer
2 Express Yourself
3 Love Song
4 Till Death Do Us Part
5 Promise to Try
6 Cherish
7 Dear Jessie
8 Oh Father
9 Keep It Together
10 Spanish Eyes
11 Act of Contrition
Format-Flac
Ripped using Soundjuicer(linux)
Product description
Madonna - Like A Prayer - CD
Considered by many to be the Material Girl's most mature effort of the 1980s, Like a Prayer upped the ante of controversy with its gospel-infused title track and the singer's emotional confessions throughout. It also unveiled the hit "Express Yourself", which ushered in the era of Madonna as a "stainless steel sexual icon". Musically, Prayer showcased her burgeoning songwriting prowess, with the beautiful "Oh Father" and the perky pop of "Cherish". Besides a throw-away collaboration with Prince ("This Is Not a Love Song"), the album stands as one of her strongest works, eschewing the strong dance beat influences from her past--she saved that for the remixes--and concentrating instead on melody and structure. Like a Prayer also gave a hint of things to come with the delightful "Dear Jessie" displaying a maternal side worthy of her name. --Steve Gdula