Justify My Love (video)
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| Video by Madonna | |||||
| Released | December 1990 (US) January 21, 1991 (Europe) |
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| Recorded | 1990 | ||||
| Genre | Video single | ||||
| Length | 5 mins (US) 10 mins (Europe) |
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| Label | Warner Music Vision, Sire, Warner Bros. | ||||
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Justify My Love is a first VHS video single by singer Madonna. Released by Warner Music Vision, it contained the highly controversial and sexual charged video which was banned by MTV, which was a first for a Madonna release. To captialize on the controversy, Madonna decided to release it commercially and it became the highest selling video single of all time.[1]
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[edit] Formats
Released on VHS only, the packaging in North America was a plain black slip cover with a sticker around it, so that it resembled a "seedy video". In Europe it was given the full cover artwork treatment and they also included a bonus video of Madonna's performance of "Vogue" at the 1990 MTV Music Video Awards, which was ironic as MTV had banned the title track.
[edit] Track listing
- Justify My Love
- Vogue (from 1990 MTV Video Music Awards) 1
1only appears on the European version, the US only includes one video track.
[edit] Production credits
- Director: Jean-Baptiste Mondino
- Producer: Philippe Dupuis-Mendel
- Director of Photography: Pascal Lebegue
- Production Company: Bandits (a co-production with Propaganda Films)
[edit] References
[edit] See also
Madonna: Music Video International Releases
