Producers include: William Orbit, Shep Pettibone, Nigel Wright, Mirwais Ahmadazi, Madonna.

Art Director: Kevin Reagan

Design: Kevin Reagan / Bret Healey

Photography: Regan Cameron, Patrick Demarcherlier, David LaChapelle, Jean-Baptiste Mondino, Mark Romanek, Rankin, Peter Lindbergh, Mario Testino, Frank Micelotta, Steven Meisel, Gilles Bensimon, Rosie O'Donnell, Melody McDaniels, Herb Ritts

Tracks:
	01. Deeper And Deeper (7" Edit)
	02. Erotica (Radio Edit)
	03. Human Nature (Radio Version)
	04. Secret
	05. Don't Cry For Me Argentina (Radio Edit)
	06. Bedtime Story
	07. The Power Of Good-Bye
	08. Beautiful Stranger (William Orbit Radio Edit)
	09. Frozen
	10. Take A Bow
	11. Ray Of Light (Radio Edit)
	12. Don't Tell Me
	13. What It Feels Like For A Girl
	14. Drowned World / Substitute For Love
	15. Music

Album Info:

The 90's proved to be an interesting time for MTV's First Lady as she dabbled with different music styles while pursuing movies, music and motherhood (not necessarily in that order). Like its perfect predecessor THE IMMACULATE COLLECTION, GHV2 features edited and remixed versions of her hits. Run in loosely chronological order, this collection kicks off during Madonna's overtly naughty face (the hypnotic "Erotica" and club anthem "Deeper And Deeper") to specific film fare (a sweeping "Don't Cry For Me Argentina" and the delightfully psychedelic "Beautiful Stranger").

Madonna's most impressive moments came as a result of brilliant collaborations with electronica artists William Orbit and Frenchman Mirwais. Orbit's touch on songs from the critically acclaimed RAY OF LIGHT can be heard on the chilly sparseness of "Frozen," infectious nature of the pulsing title track and ambient brilliance of "The Power Of Good-Bye". The Gallic producer/performer helped Madonna greet the millennium with MUSIC and a string of hits including stop-and-stutter thump of "Don't Tell Me" and the serpentine electro-funk that is the title track. Constantly changing her image the way most people change clothes, Madonna's equally quirky stylistic unpredictability maintains her hold on being pop's greatest musical chameleon.

Source: MTV.com

Review:

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