Finally enough love - 50 number ones

"The dance-pop icon selects her favorites remixes from a back catalog stuffed with club reworks, but her picks offer a curiously distorted look back at her history on the dancefloor".

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"Effectively, this is the photo negative of Celebration, the 2009 album that contains all the pop radio staples: where that largely played for comfort, this is percolating and alive, with even the biggest hits being offered in alternate single or video edits or different mixes. The result is a compilation that pushes Madonna's artistry to the forefront, as it shows a musician who continually engages with fashions, trends, and innovations. Certainly, this doesn't tell the entirety of Madonna's story, but it's a crucial chapter to document and, fortunately, it's done so quite thoroughly here".

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"Aside from Celebration, her definitive greatest hits, Finally Enough Love is arguably her greatest collection to date - contextualising her amid the modernity. While the other artists who modelled themselves on herin her slipstream have long fallen by the wayside, Madonna continues to prevail".