Madonna - Borderline Album

Tracklist

1	Borderline (New Mix)	6:54
2	Lucky Star (New Mix)	7:13

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
0-20212, 9 20212-0 A	Madonna	Borderline ‎(12", Maxi)	Sire, Sire	0-20212, 9 20212-0 A	US	1984
7-29354	Madonna	Borderline = Linea Fronteriza ‎(7", Single)	Sire	7-29354	Guatemala	1984
7-29354	Madonna	Borderline ‎(7", Promo)	Sire	7-29354	US	1984
7-29354	Madonna	Borderline ‎(7", Single)	Sire	7-29354	Australia	1984
7599 20218-2	Madonna	Borderline ‎(CD, Single, RE, Whi)	Sire	7599 20218-2	Europe	1995

Notes

Same artwork used as 12" US release. However, side opening instead of top opening sleeve. Also, the top of the artwork, which says "Specially Priced 2-Cut Maxi Single" on the US version, has been cut off, resulting in a larger image of Madonna. The text of the "45 rpm" in the bottom right-hand corner is yellow instead of the white of the US release.

Video

Album

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