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Madonna Re-Invention World Tour - Pavilhão Atlântico Lisbon Portugal September 2004

The most anticipated Madonna tour of all times is finally on DVD. Filmed live in Lisbon, the  Re-invention Tour  was  Madonna's  sixth World Tour, featuring music from the  American Life  album as well as some classics like  Vogue, Express Yourself, Holiday  and  Material Girl  among others.

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1"The Beast Within" (Video Introduction) (contains elements of "El Yom 'Ulliqa 'Ala Khashaba")

3"Nobody Knows Me"

5"American Life"

6"Express Yourself"

7"Burning Up"

8"Material Girl"

9"Hollywood" (Remix) (Dancer/Video Interlude)

10"Hanky Panky"

11"Deeper and Deeper"

12"Die Another Day"

14"Bedtime Story" (The Orbital Remix) (Dancer/Video Interlude)

15"Nothing Fails"

16"Don't Tell Me (contained elements of "Bitter Sweet Symphony" in most European shows)

17"Like a Prayer"

18"Mother and Father" (contains excerpts from "Intervention")

19"Imagine"

20"Into the Groove" (contains elements of "Susan MacLeod" and "Into the Hollywood Groove")

21"Papa Don't Preach" (ends with a reprise of "American Life")

22"Crazy for You"

23"Music" (contains elements from "Into the Groove")

24"Holiday" (contains elements of "She Wants to Move")

111 Minutes runtime

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Madonna: re-invention world tour.

2004 Directed by Jamie King

"Re-Invention World Tour" was the sixth concert tour by Madonna. It supported her ninth studio album "American Life". The final show in Lisbon was expected to air on CBS, who had allegedly offered to pay $10 million to broadcast it as a two-hour special, and after it would be released on DVD as "Get Up Lisboa! - The Re-Invention World Tour", but did not happen. In early 2010, the tour's professional recording was completely leaked on the internet.

Madonna Donna DeLory Sheida Garret Stuart Price Marcus Brown Michael McKnight Monte Pittman Steve Sidelnyk Daniel 'Cloud' Campos Reshma Gajjar Mihran Kirakosian Paul Kirkland Tamara Levinson Valerie "Raistalla" Moise Dawn Noel Marlyn Ortiz Sean Aries Smith Seth Stewart Zachary Woodlee Sergie Ventura Jason Young

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Get Up Lisboa! - The Re-Invention World Tour

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Review by Héctor ★★★ 2

sorry madge but this was not it.

Review by Ed_W00d ★★★★

Trois ans après le succès de son Drowned World Tour , Madonna reprenait la route pour faire la promotion de l'album American Life ; son plus gros échec commercial, mais le préféré de plusieurs fans (dont moi!).

Pour un spectacle qui porte le nom de Re-Invention , la majorité des chansons sont à peine retouchées et la mise en scène de Jamie King manque cruellement d'originalité. Venant de celle qui est reconnue pour donner un nouveau souffle à son matériel à chaque tournée, disons que le résultat peut laisser le spectateur sur sa faim.

Heureusement, la chanteuse est en grande forme et le choix des chansons est excellent! Malgré tout, un très bon show dont on aurait vraiment souhaité obtenir ce que son titre annonçait. 🎤

Review by liz 𐙚 ★★★★★

ugh, i'm love with her first and last outfit, the queen looks insanely beautiful here! and the setlist is so good, her rendition of imagine by john lennon was great, plus, i really liked the bedtime story interlude, oh and THAT don't tell me performance with elements of bitter sweet symphony was magnificent! the whole scottish-tribal section is wonderful. the “ REINVENT YOURSELF ” quote when she said goodbye is so legendary! a serve!

Review by alex ★★★½

this random ass show… the celebration tour cleared i think

Review by Stephen Hampton ★★★★★

No one's telling you how to live your life but it's a set up

Review by agus ★★★★★

one of the best madonna's tour idk what y'all saying

Review by charles_c

I'd like to express my extreme point of view

Review by Luan ★★★½

Mais uma tour bastante dinâmica e que ela soube trabalhar bem o conceito do show proposto, propondo novas versões de seus antigos hits, com destaque para performances de "Don't Tell Me"\"Like a Prayer"\"Holiday" que ficaram sensacionais.

A performance de "Lament" foi um dos auges vocais da mamis no show

Nobody Knows Me funcionou muito bem ao vivo mesmo a produção da música sendo bastante estranha, a letra virou meu lema da vida.

Review by michael

The opening outfit it sooooo fierce

Review by Victor ★★★★★

Olha, eu não lembrava dessa turnê ser tão boa. De verdade, revisitando ela agora, acho que é a turnê mais introspectiva da Madonna e é a que eu voltaria no tempo pra ver. Engraçado isso porque ela foi realizada no ano em que eu nasci. A estrutura é a mais impressionante de todas. Tipo assim, o palco sobe e gira, temos uma plataforma suspensa no ar (sem contar nos vários objetos e elevadores que me deixaram deslumbrado. Enfim, nada a criticar.

ARCANJO MIGUEL PROTEJA A MADONNA BERÇO DE TANTO TALENTO

Review by Bo ★★★★★

I FINALLY watched this entire tour after only seeing bits and pieces throughout the years. I absolutely loved this show! It makes for a really cool watching experience if you watch the I’m Going to Tell You a Secret documentary and then this show.

There are so so many highlights here. The mixes of the songs here were totally insane and I love it. American Life was a life-changing album for me when it came out and I think it translated to the stage so well. Especially American Life! So fucking epic.

I can see how this is a perfect bridge between the brilliant chaos of the Drowned World Tour and the pitch perfect production of the Confessions Tour. Madonna is my favorite artist of all time and I cannot wait to see the Celebration Tour in under two weeks!!!

Review by Jack ★★★★★

american life is criminally underrated and this tour deserves more love

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Tour schedule

While the schedule of the Re-Invention Tour was more extensive than the Drowned World Tour , it still concentrated only on North America and Europe. Kicking off in Los Angeles on May 24, 2003 the tour consisted of 56 shows , mostly at indoor arendas, in 7 countries. After it wrapped up, the tour was named as the highest grossing tour of 2004 , earning $125 million.

→ Check out the full tour schedule here

Tour setlist

The name of the tour was supposedly Guy Ritchie's suggestion, while several other rumoured titles circled online, including 'Whore Of Babylon', 'Ground 0' or 'Nobody Knows Me'. While the tour promoted her latest album American Life , there were more hits included than the previous Drowned World Tour , according to Madonna to 'redress the balance'.

→ Check out the full setlist here

Tour diary & reviews

Throughout the tour, we kept a tour diary with specific details for each show: North America - Europe

We also saved some press reviews to give you an idea how the show was received by critics: North America - Europe

Tour crew & collaborators

We recognize many crew and band members from previous tours. In the documentary I'm Going To Tell You A Secret , we get to know the dancers a bit better. Costumes for this tour were designed by Stella McCartney, Karl Lagerfeld, Christian LaCroix and Arianne Phillips .

→ Check out the full crew here

Tour recording

The final shows in Lisbon, Portugal were planned to be recorded by Hamish Hamilton for a DVD release. However, due to a dispute between him and Madonna, this recording never happened and he filed a lawsuit against her. This also explains why the show was never broadcast on TV. There's some footage of the Lisbon show, shot by Christian Lamb , but this was mainly meant for the venue screens and is not sufficient for a DVD release. This recording later surfaced on the Internet and is likely the only full version we'll ever get to see. The  I'm Going To Tell You A Secret documentary includes tour footage by Jonas Åkerlund , mostly from the show in Paris, France.

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This is the only commercially available DVD version that exists.

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I'm Going to Tell You a Secret

By Stephen M. Deusner

Pop/R&B

Warner Bros.

July 7, 2006

Why this? Why now? I'm Going to Tell You a Secret packages a live album from Madonna's 2004 Re-Invention Tour along with a DVD documentary directed by Jonas Akerlund and originally aired on MTV and VH1 last year (what, Madonna no longer commands a big-screen release?). Both discs are riddled with songs from her woebegone 2003 album, American Life , which was such a profound flop that her follow-up was labeled a comeback by simple virtue of its not sucking. The generally fabulous Confessions on a Dance Floor , despite its flaws, worked overtime to undo the damage perpetrated upon Madonna's career by American Life , and it proved she could still do stellar dance music and be, you know, fun. So why remind fans of something you've worked so hard to make them forget?

Maybe Madonna wants the last laugh at critics who panned her most "personal", "substantial", "topical", "political", and "ambitious" album to date. After all, Re-Invention was one of the highest-grossing tours of 2004. That makes it successful, but it doesn't necessarily make it any good, as the live disc-- Madonna's first ever-- handily proves. The show starts with Madonna reading from scripture, specifically the Book of Revelations, in a spaced-out but serious voice. The track is called "The Beast Within", and it's not exactly a welcoming start to a pop show. Describing a "beast with ten horns and seven heads," she intones: "And the whole earth followed the beast with wonder/And they worshipped the beast saying who is like the beast and who can fight against the beast/It opened its mouth and uttered blasphemous words against God."

As if the song itself weren't enough, "The Beast Within" segues smoothly into... wait for it... "Vogue". That progression, from revelation to rump-shaking, from religious doom to secular dance, is hilarious and utterly absurd. I'm Going to Tell You a Secret gains almost all of its entertainment value from such kitschy extremes and bizarre juxtapositions. The full minute of gunfire and explosions that kicks off "American Life" is the pinnacle of the show's oblivious excess, and that song's pro-Madonna metal-rap is the album's most ridiculous moment. But then there's her cover of "Imagine", written by a celebrity as out of touch with real life as Madonna herself. She even prefaces it with the solemn request, "Please listen carefully to the words of this next song. We need to make the world a better place."

No wait, I've got it: The most absurd element is the bagpipes that kick off the "hip-hop" portion of the show. Bagpipes!

I'm Going to Tell You a Secret is all the funnier for the seriousness with which Madonna attacks such moments, which gives the proceedings a camp quality. Not good camp, like Liza with a Z , but good-bad camp, like The Apple . The show would be better if the songs were better, obviously. She highlights too many of the bad tracks off American Life , but even when she does dip into her impressive back catalog, the results are less than stellar. "Vogue" is the same version we've been hearing for sixteen years, and despite her introduction that "this is a no-sitting-down song", her tepid version of "Like a Prayer" doesn't give us any reason to stand up. It's the final set (well, most of it anyway) that reveals what the show might have been. Not only does she have some amazing songs in her canon ("Holiday", "Into the Groove", "Music"), she possesses the talent, power, and money to make them exciting and fun.

The documentary fills in some of the head-scratching moments from the album: Madonna does a simple backbend during "The Beast Within", pathetic in her earnest but mistaken conviction that it is both erotically suggestive and gymnastically impressive; her dancers, dressed in fatigues, buck wildly to the explosions that begin "American Life"; and while the bagpipes play, she and her posse sport a kind of hip-hop kilt that's one of the most unsexy articles of clothing ever designed. But the film is more noteworthy for the access director Akerlund has to the "real" Madonna. His camera follows her to dancer auditions, to her dressing room, to her hotel room, to her romps with her children (Rocco, by the way, steals every scene he's in, hilariously deflating the pretensions of everyone around him).

While her show is empty spectacle-- which would be perfectly fine if she weren't so obviously desperate to say something substantial-- her life as portrayed in this documentary is cloistered and withdrawn, marked by hours of quiet Kabbalah study but very little self-reflection. Whether intentionally or not, Akerlund reveals Madonna's supreme lack of self-awareness, from her embarrassing attempts at poetry (it'd be cruel to quote her verse here) to the condescending tone she takes with her dancers to her incredibly irresponsible visit to Rachel's Tomb despite the warnings of her host country and her security team.

But the real surprise on both the album and the documentary is that Madonna doesn't seem to be enjoying herself at all . "I had some fun back then," she remarks to Akerlund's camera, referring to her wild days as a Material Girl and Sex goddess, "but you know, fun's overrated." No, it isn't-- Confessions taught us that much. On I'm Going to Tell You a Secret , Madonna is deadly serious about "waking people up." The secret she's going to tell us is the secret of life, the key to world peace and personal fulfillment. She'd pompously have us believe she's got it all figured out. Worse, clouded by her unwavering sense of mission, Madonna completely misses the fact that her songs have become a shared language among people who have very little common ground. Her music has been changing the world for more than two decades now, but sadly she seems unaware of this, her one true "secret" to pop cultural unity.

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