Celebration

Disc 1
1	Hung Up 5:38
2	Music 3:45
3	Vogue 5:16
4	4 Minutes 3:09
5	Holiday 6:08
6	Everybody 4:10
7	Like a Virgin 3:09
8	Into the Groove 4:45
9	Like a Prayer 5:42
10	Ray of Light 4:33
11	Sorry 3:58
12	Express Yourself 4:00
13	Open Your Heart 3:49
14	Borderline 3:59
15	Secret 4:28
16	Erotica 4:30
17	Justify My Love 4:54
18	Revolver 3:40
Disc 2
1	Dress You Up 4:02
2	Material Girl 4:00
3	La Isla Bonita 4:03
4	Papa Don't Preach 4:29
5	Lucky Star 3:38
6	Burning Up 3:44
7	Crazy for You 3:44
8	Who's That Girl 4:00
9	Frozen 6:18
10	Miles Away 3:45
11	Take a Bow 5:20
12	Live to Tell 5:51
13	Beautiful Stranger 4:22
14	Hollywood 4:23
15	Die Another Day 4:36
16	Don't Tell Me 4:11
17	Cherish 3:51
18	Celebration 3:34

All Music Guide

Madonna's run at the top of the charts lasted so long, longer than almost any other star, it's almost impossible to squeeze all the hits onto one collection. And so it is that Celebration, a double-disc, 36-track set that also has a companion single-disc condensation, misses a few songs, hits as gorgeous as "Rain" and as goofily camp as "Hanky Panky," but truth be told, they're not greatly missed on this parade of pop genius that's hampered only slightly by its non-chronological order. Out of order, it does emphasize Madonna's consistency, and the bigger problem with the collection is that it mixes up album mixes, single edits, Q-Sound mixes pulled from The Immaculate Collection, and a couple of stray odd edits and mixes. This is a mess, but not quite enough to dilute what is one of the greatest bodies of work in modern pop -- even in this mixed-up confusion, these singles are a joy to hear. Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Entertainment Weekly

Superfans may well die happy with this much concentrated Madge-estry: 36 tracks covering nearly every phase of her ? 25-year career. It all holds up surprisingly well. [B] Leah Greenblatt

Daily Telegraph

This compilation is heavily weighted to her glory days – everything on The Immaculate Collection of 1990 is also here except, weirdly, "Rescue Me." But the selection from the rest of her career reveals just how consistently she has delivered the goods, with tracks such as "Music," "Ray of Light," "Frozen and Don’t Tell Me."