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| | The Harvard Crimson :: Arts :: Confessions on a Dance Floor |
 | | In 2003, she changed her musical inspiration to Kabbalah, the study of Jewish mysticism, on “American Life.” Now, on “Confessions On A Dance Floor,” 48-year-old Madge brings another, deeper religion to the forefront: Disco. |
 | | “Confessions” is a sweaty journey through a packed dancehall, with nary a ballad to be found. |
 | | “Confessions on a Dance Floor” is an hour-long, non-stop ride that, like a mystical night at a club, ends with nothing fundamentally learned or gained, just a lot of sweat and euphoria. |
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