Sunshine Kitty

Well this made no noise on FOTP

There are no "what if"s for me

I have only listened through twice but this is probably my pop AOTY. I've never listened to a 53 minute album and have it not feel like it's been 53 minutes. The bass is thumpy, the synths bleed through me, and her vocals enchant me. These have to be some of the best hooks in pop songs I've ever heard

Not gonna listen to any singles because I have been desperately waiting for LG5 since Delirium and I don't wanan sour my expectations

My concept is that this is her rebellious album so I kept a lot of her darkest songs with a lot of the darkwave reference heavy tracks. 1. Government Hooker 2. Judas 3. Scheisse 4. Bloody Mary 5. Highway Unicorn (Road To Love) 6. Heavy Metal Lover 7. Marry the Night (i didnt even notice until i did this that everyone is putting GH as the intro and MTN as the outro... they work so well as the opener and closer!)

I refuse to buy the vinyl without the cover, how do you make an album cover so beautiful and then make the vinyl packaging a clear sleeve... is this hoe dumb?

Just preordered!

I was gonna do my own but I literally agree with every score you gave Top 3: 911, Fun Tonight, Sour Candy

I was scared everyone was gonna hate 911 because it gives me 2010 electro pop vibes and everyone is always clocking dated beats, glad to see FOTP has the TASTE

FUN TONIGHT IS SOOOO ROBYN, THIS ALBUM IS AMAZING

Did we not watch the same music video? All of this because of Rain on Me. I can't speak for the little monsters, but I found Joanne extremely lukewarm and boring. I thought it was missing everything I loved about Gaga and I was not on board for that album. I appreciated ASIB and I had this idea that we would never get the Gaga I fell in love with back. Then Stupid Love dropped, and while i didn't love the iphone quality of the video I thought it was nice to see choreography come back and be full center. (I think there was some in John Wayne but it wasn't as prominent to me) But that was mostly all SL had to offer. Rain on Me is the gaga I love. It has the choreography in the forefront like I had just said about Stupid Love, but it has a much better placement and I see a story here that doesn't need to be shoved in our faces with intro dialogue. The song is telling the story and that's all that mattered to me. The visuals had no right being as good as they were, with the amount of CGI they used. But it works, it's the early 2010 Gaga we all remember for iconic looks and choreography through glossy computer generalized backgrounds and effects. I think this is perfect for Chromatica since the album seems to be a sort of meta character/story in it's own right. I am very excited for the album because of this video, I was iffy but Gaga reassured me this will be a great pop record and return to form.

Don't get Charli dragged