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Summary: My bottom hurts just thinking about it!
Comment: This is the CD single of Madonna's Top Ten hit "Hanky Panky". It's a great song which is an ode to the joy of spanking. There are two remixes of the song, which is less remixes than usual. The "b-side" is "More", from Dick Tracy.
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Summary: Second Single from Im Breathless
Comment: Afther the single Vogue (that really did not belong to the I'm Breathless Soundtrack from the movie Dick Tracy) came this single. I like this song, it sounds nutty and fun.
The single has 3 songs, the Bare Bones Single Mix and a little moew longer version named Bare Bottom 12" Mix, both are some how different of the same song, the third track is a song that you can actually hear in the movie "More" with a piano intro this song is a reminder of the era of the movie
Hanky Panky peaked at number #10 in Billboard mostly for the more than half-million singles sold.
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Summary: Disappointed
Comment: I'm a huge Madonna fan, but this disc was a disappointment. The single version is barely different from the album version and the extended version is basically the single version repeated (MORE or less). If you have I'm Breathless and are not a Madonna fanatic, don't bother with this disc.
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Summary: spank me!
Comment: i never thought i'll be finding this cd. this is i think very rare as it never reached philippine shores i guess. and its amazing i find it in amazon. though only 2 remixes on it and the song 'more' as the final cut, its still my fave cheeky song hanky panky. now more bare and more bottom on it. remixed by kevin gilbert. you gotta have this cd. slip it on your player, turn the volume up and get your bump spankin to this song.
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Summary: Love this song; maybe I'm kinky
Comment: There is an exploration of the existential in Madonna's work now that shows a definitive maturity. I think that the ability that sets Madonna apart the most is not simply being someone who manipulates media well but in truth two things: One, she's not a big fan of TV or indulging in the media, beign a puppet to it in watching it. Two, Marianne Williamson talks about that people who become legends do so because they tap into the concept of what the human consciousness is available to, needing to develop and that rings within all of us. It is that work that interests the rest of us.
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