At the same time melancholic and danceable - "Sorry" as a record

"Sorry" is the second single from Madonna's hit album "Confessions on a Dance Floor", which is flooded with new and modern disco sound downright. The title "Sorry" is perhaps the strongest track on the album. The violinist at the beginning lead the song a melancholic, Madonna's accompanying chant with different languages ​​apology phrases result in an explosion of crunchy beats. Underlaid these are of a subliminal sad melody. For this stimulates the song, like the entire album "Confessions on a Dance Floor" also, to dance. The lyrics are from one of a man disappointed woman who is tired of his excuses and instead makes known her opinion of him. "Sorry," acts as a whole simply very good. In my opinion, the song one of the strongest of the Queen of Pop is one at all.

Content of the vinyl single:

A1. Sorry (Album Version) 4:42
A2. Sorry (PSB Maxi-Mix) 8:36
B1. Sorry (Paul Oakenfold Remix) 7:22
B2. Sorry (Green Velvet Extended Remix) 6:07

The songs of the record are also on the "Sorry [5 Mixes]" - contain CD single. The album version of "Sorry" has degrees here. When album "Confessions on to Dance Floor" song all merge into one another and for this single version has one "Sorry" does not cut, but start only in accordance with and let ends.

With the Pet Shop Boys and Paul Oakenfold pretty high-profile sizes of mix-industry are represented. Genial is the eight and a half minute mix the Pet Shop Boys, which also contains additional vocals by Neil Tennant, a member of '80s band. Succeeded is the remix by Paul Oakenfold. I like these mixes so well because they show the main elements of the album version again. The remix of Green Velvet contrast drops a little, because it contains a strange melody for me, consisting of techno Schnicknack. Otherwise, this record is highly recommended.