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Track Listing:

1.) Don't Tell Me (Timo Maas Mix) 6:56 = The beat to this remix more than exceptable compared to the original version of this song. I'm really feelin' this remix along with the rest of them. The beat to this song is pretty unique so I can't describe it much. Although I can mention that this song as a fabulous outro.

2.) Don't Tell Me (Tracy Young Club Mix) 11:00 = Now this remix has a real funky beat that will automatically take you by surprise. This remix is by far one of my favorite's. This remix even contains some of the original beats to it.

3.) Don't Tell Me (Vission Remix) 7:52 = This remix has a sort of dark jungle vibe to it. This remix along with a few others on this single feature an extra lyric that really spices up the song. The lyric isn't to big or memorizing but it is (GET UP... GET DOWN)

4.) Don't Tell Me (Thunderpuss' 2001 Hands In The Air Anthem) 10:20 = This remix was created by one of my favorite remixes so I can't hate on it, not that I wanted to in the first place. This remix is great! This remix has a few latin flares in the beat that spices the song up. This remix features an extra lyric that seams to be "SAY MY NAME"

5.) Don't Tell Me (Victor Calderone Sensort Mix) 6:48 = This remix starts out with a slow funky beat that indicates to you that it is going to pick up. I find this remix incredible, and the echo effects to Madonna's voice fits in great with the beat.

6.) Don't Tell Me (Vission Radio Mix) 3:48 = Now this remix is just "Get Up" off your seat! This remix is one of the Heart takers on the single. This remix doesn't hesitate to bring in the vocals emidiately. They also do some funky voice machanics to Madonna's voice that is just wild.

7.) Don't Tell Me (Thunderpuss' 2001 Hands In The Air Radio) 4:26 = This is basically a radio edit of track 4 which I prefere more since it is sorter. Sort is my taste if you feelin' the lond on than go for it.

This maxi single has 7 remixes on it, now can you deny those worth wild remixes? I have been getting all my friends into remixes and you peeps need to get into them to and this is the perfect maxi single to start with. Buy this single, it has more than one interests that you'll be feelin' on here.


Like the Open mouth of a Grave   January 18, 2001
 8 out of 12 found this review helpful

The maxi CD-single of this song was long anticipated, and I had a chance to listen to it even before it came out. While 'Don't tell me' is definitely one of the 'Music' album's great successes, its' remixes don't do it justice. The regular Single version of this song has the best remix on it (the Thunderpuss one) but the maxi CD single falters in places.

Listeners who bought the Maxi CD single of 'Music', however, are in for a pleasant surprise. While that CD was both boring and repetitive, all at once, this one breaks new ground. I especially liked the way the guitar string section was enhanced in some versions of the remix. The stop-start beat is also given a completely different treatment here, and for that alone, this CD is worth purchasing. However, on tracks three and four, the base is way too high - though I am sure it would sound splendid on the dance floor - but its not something you can comfortably boogie to with your headphones on.

The maxi Single is worthwhile because it contains the full video for this song, in digital sound, no less. The 'Music' Maxi Cd lacked this feature, and I'm glad they corrected it this time around. Highly recommended, but if you don't want the video, stick to the regular single version.


like a calf down on his knees   January 17, 2001
 8 out of 10 found this review helpful

Finally, the remixes for 'Don't Tell Me' come out in the US. Unfortunately, the best mix of the song was left off the domestic single -- the original Thunderpuss Club Mix (still found on import). The Thunderpuss Hands In The Air Anthem is good -- more clubby for sure -- but it's just not quite as fun as the first one (rumored to be Madonna's favorite). Otherwise, the Tima Maas mix has a nice progressive edge, and the Tracy Young mix, with guitars(!), is a winner. The biggest surprise, though, is Victor Calderone's trippy mix -- for once, not his signature hard sound. (Instead it sounds like a William Orbit mix -- more 'Ray of Light' than 'Music'. But at least he's trying something new, for a change.)

The disc also includes the video, which is one of her best -- and for Madonna, that's really saying something.


If You Wanna Buy One MAXI Single This Year Buy This One.....   March 27, 2001
 8 out of 8 found this review helpful

The Track Listings

1. Timo Maas Mix (6:58)

2. Tracy Young Club Mix (11:04)

3. Vission Remix (7:54) (This Is My Favorite Remix)

4. Thunderpuss' 2001 Hands In The Air Anthem (10:23)

5. Victor Calderone Sensory Mix (6:50)

6. Vission Radio Mix (3:50)

7. Thunderpuss' 2001 Hands In The Air Radio (4:27)

As If All These Thight Remixs Are Not Enough, This Single Includes The VIDEO. The Only Bad Thing Was That It Didn't Have The Original Version, That's Why I Gave It 4 Stars. Another Good Thing Is That It Has The Lyrics To The Original Song..............


Don't Ever Tell Her To Stop . . .   January 23, 2001
 5 out of 6 found this review helpful

Madonna's newest single, Don't Tell Me is one of my favorite Madonna singles in recent memory. Though, there are a lot of really great remixes on this CD, The 'Timo Maas' remix is my favorite. I'm also happy that Madonna is finally starting to take advantage of the latest technology, and put her videos on an enhanced portion of this Disc so that we can all enjoy it on our computers at home. I would recommend this CD to anybody that likes Madonna or even anybody that just loves a good CD to jam too!