The Remix - Lady Gaga

A good remix CD - does not represent GAGA! (333 words)
by LushRed - written on 09/06/10 (Very useful, 13 readings)
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I myself am a massive L Lady Gaga fan, after a long time just enjoying a few songs...waiting to tip over onto being a major fan. Recently i have listened to her album The Fame Monster again and again until, you could say, i got slightly bored (still adore her!!) This is when i decided to look for some alternate songs of Lady Gaga s, and came across a compilation of the best Gaga remixes. My Favourite has to be a remix of Lady Gaga s most recent hit - Alejandro - The Sound of arrows remix. The CD hosts a large variety of different songs, from Paparazzi to Telephone, with each song largely differing in styles of dance music. I would also say 17 tracks for £7 is excellent ...

The Fame - Lady Gaga

Lady Gaga The Fame (320 words)
by jonathanhopley - written on 01/12/08 (Useful, 82 readings)
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The first song I heard from L Lady Gaga was just dance also featuring Colby O donis both of them are new to the music scene.I was not really sure at first whether I wanted to get this album Then on her myspace page she had a blog that had links to her web site that previewed her whole album.if your unsure too whether you want her album or not Do a search on Myspace under music do a search for her then subscribe to her blog s one of her blog s listen to here album free.music is supported by ads on page.i have been waiting for them to do this for a while It really helps with your decision on whether to buy album.Under the whole album are links to buy the album on Itunes or ...

The Fame - Lady Gaga

Beautiful, Dirty, Rich - A star is born! (1379 words)
by EasternStar - written on 17/01/09, updated on 17/01/09 (Very useful, 265 readings)
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free product is typically cold product). A few lukewarm critical reviews in the broadsheets added to my concerns. The minute I heard the album I changed my mind. L Lady Gaga is a flamboyant, luminous and outrageously self-confident creation. She demonstrates the sheer class of Madonna in "Material Girl", the NY sassiness of Debbie Harry in "Parallel Lines" and the contemporary pizzazz of a Christina or Nelly (Furtado) at their finest. She is widely viewed as the ultimate fashionista with her own coterie of designers and emphasis on bombastic, iconic showy designs that echo the house of Versace. Her album draws deep on the well of Eighties excess, with ...