Lady Gaga

[SalvaWHORE 34,690]

I better wake up and see that red circle with a strong 8.1 - 9.5 on that Pitchfork article because this is WHAT? - THE ALBUM OF THE YEAR.

[godsmonster 14,350]

2 hours ago, 111 said:

 

this is a bit crazy sister, gaga music is extremely europop coded, born this way is like german techno

post 2013 she has done better in UK/europe/brazil cause america just dont fuck with that kind of dance pop muzik

its fine if u dont like it but she is more european than u think 

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perfect celebrity is a masterpiece

and grammyboy should have been the lead single

She knew the collapse it would cause and wanted to be respectful of the other girls

[SarcasticBeauty 1,572]

4 hours ago, triangles19 said:

I never enjoyed Lady Gaga's music (except Artpop - which is a little better than the rest of her discography for me), and I think Mayhem is as unlistenable as Born this Way, so I guess her fans are loving it. I really liked the Antidote version of Disease and the main version is OK, but all the other tracks are so loud and noisy, it hurts.
From my -european- perspective, her music (the popstar version of Lady Gaga I mean) is so very unbearably american : gross, indelicate, loud and oppressive.
But I'm really happy fans are liking it, 2025 definitely needs fierce and unapologetic queers and if this album fuels them, then let it be !

.......the casual xenophobia... is....

 

Anyway!!! I can't wait to hear an acoustic of How Bad Do U Want Me. It's gonna eatttt.

[Mer 64,418]

Album is fantastic and gets better with every listen. To me, it’s even more cohesive and well planned out than BTW. I’m really glad she kept this to a 13-14 track album and didn’t let it bloat. Still no reason to have DWAS on it but whatever get those streams girl.
 

IIRC, she hates deluxe versions (which is why BTW’s “deluxe” was marketed as a “Special Edition”), so I’m interested to see how/if she creates an expanded version of this album. 

[Cherry Blossom 21,731]

I think the album is great. It’s way stronger than Chromatica. However, The Fame -> ARTPOP are honestly just such untouchable classics I don’t think she will ever come close to topping them again (for me). So I have to listen to all music post ARTPOP knowing it won’t come close to that because she doesn’t work like that anymore. Which is fine, she’s grown and her goals have changed etc. 

 

Zombieboy, Killah, Garden of Eden are incredible. Shadow of a Man is a vibe and How Bad Do U Want Me has me hooked cuz of the Taylor vibes. I’m obsessed with the performances / photoshoots / promo this era too. Feels such classic Gaga. Really happy to see her back in good form and really dedicated to what she’s putting out. 

 

My current ranking of albums is probably this:

 

1. Born This Way

2. The Fame Monster

3. ARTPOP

4. The Fame

5. Joanne

6. Mayhem

7. Chromatica

 

Mayhem will probably climb to #5 when I’m more familiar with the deep cuts. I’m stuck on Zombieboy / Garden of Eden / Killah atm 

 

 

[DeadSeaOfMercury 24,493]

Spoiler

So it’s kinda funny. I think calling celebrities Mother is weird, But this picture looks just like an old photo of mine “Mama Mercury” And she happens to be blind in one eye. So when I see this photo, The word Mother comes to mind - It’s an odd phenomenon…

 

 

[Mind Melt 10,116]

SAW YOUR FACE AND MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINE
IN A PICTURE BY OUR BEDSIDE 

[pin up galore 19,267]

my throat been raspy these past three days cause I can't keep up with this hoe singing her ass OFFFFFF on every track like holy shit  LOOOOOOOOOOVE I KIIIIIIIIIIILLLLLLLL FOR LOOOOOOOOOOVEEEEE  I personally love how loud Gaga's music is I remember someone saying how important these loud ass pop albums like BTW ARTPOP and this are for us gays to block out all the other noise in our lives and thats so real  her SNL performances were incredible the Killah performance backstage w the CCTV angles was awesome and I loved the neon mirror sets especially during Abracadabra I hope the tour has a similar aesthetic going on  noticing Vanish Into You and Dont Call Tonight have that same summery tropical vibe that the second half of The Queen has and I ADORE that vibe like it just sounds like a Malibu Bay Breeze after im two double vodka crans in on the patio at Southern on a hot summer night mid July night likeeee  obsessed with saying sha-da-dow sha-da-dow ow-of--a-man its so stimulating 

[Veinsineon 78,805]

Kill For Love would’ve been a perfect lead with Can’t Stop The High following it would’ve layed out expectations for the album so much better. 

 

[Make me your Dream Life 90,334]

so her first album was The Fame. go to ARTPOP, and now w this album, I can't help but feel this album's in a way a kind of celebration of famous pop music. 

Vanish Into You gives me ABBA
Killah gives Bowie 
Don't Call Tonight reheats her Alejandro nachos, but has that The Weeknd-esque bridge 
Shadow Of A Man reminds me a little bit of Michael Jackson 
Garden of Eden reminds me a bit of some kind of Britney Pop
Zombieboy's speak lyrics remind of Gwen Stefani's Hollaback Girl, but then she turns it Funk
Blade of Grass gives me Viva La Vida but more Elton John
How Bad Do You Want Me, gives Taylor Pop 

She ushered pop into a different kind of space, so it's kinda cool that she's playing and making music and forming it into her own kind of POP, it's very fun.