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List Price: $7.49 | | Label: Warner Bros / Wea
Salesrank: 10023
Released: November 17, 2005 |
| Our Price: $3.98 |
| Used Price: $2.49 |
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| Media: Audio CD |
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Hung Up Track Listing:
1. Hung Up [Radio Version]
2. Hung Up [SDP Extended Vocal]
3. Hung Up [Tracy Young's Get Up and Dance Groove Edit]
4. Hung Up [Bill Hamel Remix]
5. Hung Up [Chus & Ceballos Remix]
6. Hung Up [SDP Extended Dub]
Editorial Review:
2005 Japanese CD single from the album Confessions On A Dancefloor, produced by Stuart Price and featuring a sample of the classic Abba hit 'Gimme Gimme Gimme', picture sleeve and obi strip. The Radio Version is backed with Tracy Young Remix Edit & SDP Extended Vocal Remix. Warner.
Hung Up Reviews:
HOT SINGLE 
2008-05-28 - SHE IS BACK. THE SONG WANNA MAKE YOU MOVE AND DANCE. GREAT REMIXES AND A HOT TOP 5 SINGLE IN THE UNITED STATES AND #1 HOT DANCE SINGLE-BILLBOARD INFORMATION!!!!!!!!
A Very Good Single From An Amazing Album! 
2007-07-13 - The song Hung Up is Madonna's first single from her amazing Confessions On A Dance Floor Album. The remixes are very good too. Here is a review of each remix.
Radio Version: Clock starts ticking then time goes by so slowly is repeated a few times. Then after the 1979 ABBA hit Gimme Gimme Gimme A Man After Midnight sound comes in. This is the edit version just like the original song except it is shorter. The original version is longer and better
SDP Extended Vocal: Starts of with sound of a phone hanging up and then you hear the sound of a busy signal. The busy signal is incorporated with the sound in the beginning and then you hear time goes by so slowly repeated several times and and each time it get's louder. Then you hear the ABBA music and then similar to what you would hear in the original version of the song. You hear the phone sound hanging up again and then the busy signal again the same as the similar to the beginning. A women at the end say's in a British accent "Please Hang Up And Try Again". This is an interesting remix and clever with the phone usuage.
Tracy Young's Get Up And Dance Groove Edit: Starts off with the drums, you hear Hung Up repeated several times then you hear the clock ticking again and you hear the lyrics in the original version of the song with some added beats. This has a midtempo dance to it. Next to the radio version this is the second shortest.
Bill Hamel Remix: This is heavy on the drums and a little repetitive. The lyrics do not start still after 2:00 minutes. The original lyrics beginn and there are different beats during the lyrics.
Chus & Ceballos Remix: This is the longest remix of the song. Starts heavily on the drums, a little electronica incorporated in it, then other beats come in. ABBA's sounds comes in during her singing time goes by so slowly then other beats come in. The ABBA sound comes in quite a few times in this remix. This is the most danceable remix of the song and ends great.
SDP Extended Dub: Beginns the same exact way as remix number 2. The Abba sounds is heavily incorporated for the majority of the remix. You hear the sound of the phone hanging up again and times go by so slowly is repeated and it ends the same way as remix 2.
I highly recommend this maxi single of Hung Up it is great and you won't be disappointed!
Madonna may be silly, but... 
2007-04-17 - Sometimes silly is just plain entertaining, and though it is completely pop, the album Hung Up provides a good listen and something that is entirely danceable, or chill-out-able, depending on your mood of the moment.
Possibly One Of The Best Dance Songs Of All Time!
2007-03-30 - Madonna created a masterpiece in terms of dance music. The song "Hung Up" is now a classic, and probably one of Madonna's all time greatest! The remixes are good. Not great, but good. It's tough to remix a song that's already awesome.
Outstanding dance music
2007-03-19 - I'm a house DJ (which covers actually a wide range of styles), and I happen to the think the SDP extended mix is quite brilliant. If you're looking for something to just listen to casually at home, don't look for an extended mix... these are usually (thank God) made for the purpose of blowing up a real life dancefloor. This is a track you can actually mix into a set, and for that purpose, I think it's damn near perfect. Actually, I think the production is, in general, some of the best I've heard in years, if not ever, and a LOT of music crosses my path. Very tough sounding, hard hitting house is very rarely to be expected from a major label, so I was taken aback when I first heard this. Choice. Bound to become a classic, I suspect. DJs, pick it up!
