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Sticky & Sweet Tour
Pop · 2010 · 39 tracks

Sticky & Sweet Tour

Madonna

A high-octane stadium document capturing the Queen of Pop at her most athletic, blending urban-pop grit with massive electronic reworks of her greatest hits.

March 26, 2010 · Warner Bros. Records (2)

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Sticky & Sweet Tour is a muscular, candy-coated explosion of sound that captures Madonna at the height of her late-2000s urban-pop era. The album feels like a high-stakes athletic event, where the precision of the choreography is matched by the sheer volume of the Neptunes-produced beats. It is a maximalist experience that takes the sleek, candy-shop aesthetic of the Hard Candy studio album and blows it up to stadium proportions, adding layers of distorted electric guitar and aggressive synth-work that give the tracks a harder, more industrial edge than their studio counterparts.

Tracklist · 39 Tracks
01
The Sweet Machine (intro)
02
Candy Shop (medley)
03
Beat Goes On (medley)
04
Human Nature
05
Vogue 2008
06
Die Another Day 2008
07
Into the Groove 2008
08
Heartbeat
09
Borderline
10
She’s Not Me
11
Music 2008
12
Rain / Here Comes the Rain Again
13
Devil Wouldn’t Recognize You
14
Spanish Lesson
15
Miles Away
16
La isla bonita (medley)
17
Me Darava/Doli Doli
18
You Must Love Me
19
Don’t Cry for Me Argentina
20
Get Stupid (medley)
21
4 Minutes
22
Like a Prayer 2008
23
Ray of Light
24
Like a Virgin
25
Hung Up (medley)
26
Give It 2 Me
27
Candy Shop (medley)
3:46
28
Beat Goes On (medley)
4:25
29
Human Nature
3:53
30
Vogue 2008
4:31
31
She’s Not Me
4:38
32
Music 2008
5:11
33
Devil Wouldn’t Recognize You
5:43
34
Spanish Lesson
3:52
35
La isla bonita (medley)
5:35
36
You Must Love Me
3:45
37
Get Stupid (medley)
3:04
38
Like a Prayer 2008
5:31
39
Give It 2 Me
8:20
Moments Worth Listening For
the transition in Hung Up where the ABBA sample is traded for a gritty, distorted electric guitar riff
the emotional peak of Don't Cry For Me Argentina where the Buenos Aires crowd takes over the chorus
the Die Another Day interlude where the boxing ring visuals translate into aggressive, percussive synth stabs
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Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Sticky & Sweet Tour sound next to the rest of Madonna's catalogue?

Triumphant+2.5σ

Triumphant saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.

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