Track Listing

1. Hung Up [Radio Version]
2. Hung Up [SDP Extended Vocal]
3. Hung Up [Tracy Young's Get Up and Dance Groove Edit]
4. Hung Up [Bill Hamel Remix]
5. Hung Up [Chus & Ceballos Remix]
6. Hung Up [SDP Extended Dub]

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #113139 in Music
• Brand: Warner Brothers
• Published on: 2005
• Released on: 2005-11-17
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Single
• Dimensions: .19 pounds

Album Description
2005 Japanese CD single from the album Confessions On A Dancefloor, produced by Stuart Price and featuring a sample of the classic Abba hit 'Gimme Gimme Gimme', picture sleeve and obi strip. The Radio Version is backed with Tracy Young Remix Edit & SDP Extended Vocal Remix. Warner.

Customer Reviews

Disco music meets nineties dance music
"Hung Up" is not just the first single of Madonna's 2005 album, "Confessions On a Dance Floor". It also opens up a new period for her music, one where she's going back to before she started making music, blending in a disco-like sound with bits and pieces from her "Ray of Light" period. "Hung Up" starts off with samples from ABBA's "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!" to jump full fledge into a track that you simply will not be able to sit still through. You will easily find yourself (specially if you are an eighties child) tapping your foot to it for starters, and getting up and dancing without caring as it hits the chorus, "Every little thing that you say or do, I'm hung up. I'm hung up on you."

It accomplishes it's objective remarkably
The premise for the new album and single was just to make you dance all night long and "Hung Up" is THE perfect song for that. The lyrics are a no-brainer, but they were never ment to, if you want developed writing from Madonna look for "Bedtime Stories, "Erotica", "Ray of Light" and "American Life".

It samples ABBA's "Gimme Gimme Gimme (A Man After Midnight)", this sample can be easily percieved on the song and has a very positive nostalgic effect but, Madonna and producer Stuart Prices (Jacques Le Cont) also made this sample their own, adding a unique flavor to the song. It's a VERY catchy song but at the same time it doesn't feels like "chewing bubble gum".

Make no mistake, this IS Madonna at her best.

Ring, Ring, Ring.....Dance
First, let me say you should buy "Confessions On A Dance Floor" because it is definately one of Madonna's all-time best!

Now, for the "Hung Up" remixes, they're excellent. The SDP Extended Vocal mix is one of the best remixes ever done. It takes the original and doesn't mess it up. Remember, "Hung Up" is already a dance song that's great for the clubs so there is no reason to over mix it.

I love the fact that Madonna uses so many different remixers and doesn't just stick with one for every song. That's the case here with her using remixers Chus & Ceballos from Spain. There take on the song is almost early 90's feeling. It's a nice breath of fresh air!

The only dissapointment is the Tracy Young mix, which is only a radio edit, it just leaves you wanting more (maybe that's what Madonna intended). I wish it was the full extended mix but keep your fingers crossed and maybe it will be released on a future maxi single.

Don't forget about "Confessions On A Dance Floor", you won't regret it!