Gaga's "The Fame" mentioned in "10 Important Albums in Pop Music History"..

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41 minutes ago, jojuun said:

Elvis Presley at #1? On a POP list?

His music was considered POP in his time.

The definition of Pop (Popular Music) is constantly changing. 

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Poker Face alone>>>>>>>>>>

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1 hour ago, Didymus said:

Perfect position as an honorable mention.

It's my fav Gaga album but even I won't pretend it "redefined modern pop music" I mean, if it had any impact on pop music recordings, it didn't last longer than 09, lbr.

The Fame/Fame Monster has defined and set up this decade more than any record this decade. What record would you say has defined this decade moreso?

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1 hour ago, Didymus said:

Care to explain how?

The Fame and it's era changed pop music and how it was even marketed.

1. Brought back lavish, extensive, and storyline music videos.

2. Made EDM acceptable on mainstream radio on the widest scale ever. Pop music in from 2000-2008 was mostly r&b influenced. After Gaga and by 2010, pop music was mostly electronic. Actually, even hip hop became more electronic which would bring about trap.

3. Stepped up the fashion game forcing every artist to experiment with their looks. Red carpets were not just used to "look sexy" but became a playground for artists to reveal new images and experiment with concepts.

4. Was the first album of the digital era to truly access the future of music through everything from social media, highest selling single sales, first album to go Diamond in the U.S. post digital, and even kick off online fanbase communities when Gaga dubbed her fans "little monsters" on social media. It changed fan culture and everyone began dubbing their fanbase a name.

5. Spawned 4 #1s on a debut record that were all electronic inspired.

6. Completely repurposed the past elements of the 80s and made visuals, media, design important again for a new generation.

7. Won more accolades than any debut album in the history of music. 

8. Last but not least, made a young "weird" girl who didn't need to be sexy, the most famous person on the planet in the span of 18 months.

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10 minutes ago, SISTERV said:

The Fame and it's era changed pop music and how it was even marketed.

1. Brought back lavish, extensive, and storyline music videos.

2. Made EDM acceptable on mainstream radio on the widest scale ever. Pop music in from 2000-2008 was mostly r&b influenced. After Gaga and by 2010, pop music was mostly electronic. Actually, even hip hop became more electronic which would bring about trap.

3. Stepped up the fashion game forcing every artist to experiment with their looks. Red carpets were not just used to "look sexy" but became a playground for artists to reveal new images and experiment with concepts.

4. Was the first album of the digital era to truly access the future of music through everything from social media, highest selling single sales, first album to go Diamond in the U.S. post digital, and even kick off online fanbase communities when Gaga dubbed her fans "little monsters" on social media. It changed fan culture and everyone began dubbing their fanbase a name.

5. Spawned 4 #1s on a debut record that were all electronic inspired.

6. Completely repurposed the past elements of the 80s and made visuals, media, design important again for a new generation.

7. Won more accolades than any debut album in the history of music. 

8. Last but not least, made a young "weird" girl who didn't need to be sexy, the most famous person on the planet in the span of 18 months.

I agree 100%

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3 hours ago, SISTERV said:

The Fame and it's era changed pop music and how it was even marketed.

1. Brought back lavish, extensive, and storyline music videos.

2. Made EDM acceptable on mainstream radio on the widest scale ever. Pop music in from 2000-2008 was mostly r&b influenced. After Gaga and by 2010, pop music was mostly electronic. Actually, even hip hop became more electronic which would bring about trap.

3. Stepped up the fashion game forcing every artist to experiment with their looks. Red carpets were not just used to "look sexy" but became a playground for artists to reveal new images and experiment with concepts.

4. Was the first album of the digital era to truly access the future of music through everything from social media, highest selling single sales, first album to go Diamond in the U.S. post digital, and even kick off online fanbase communities when Gaga dubbed her fans "little monsters" on social media. It changed fan culture and everyone began dubbing their fanbase a name.

5. Spawned 4 #1s on a debut record that were all electronic inspired.

6. Completely repurposed the past elements of the 80s and made visuals, media, design important again for a new generation.

7. Won more accolades than any debut album in the history of music. 

8. Last but not least, made a young "weird" girl who didn't need to be sexy, the most famous person on the planet in the span of 18 months.

slay

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However that Shania Twain album deserves top 10. There would be no Taylor Swift without that album

And Alanis morest album might deserve it.

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3 hours ago, SISTERV said:

The Fame and it's era changed pop music and how it was even marketed.

1. Brought back lavish, extensive, and storyline music videos.

2. Made EDM acceptable on mainstream radio on the widest scale ever. Pop music in from 2000-2008 was mostly r&b influenced. After Gaga and by 2010, pop music was mostly electronic. Actually, even hip hop became more electronic which would bring about trap.

3. Stepped up the fashion game forcing every artist to experiment with their looks. Red carpets were not just used to "look sexy" but became a playground for artists to reveal new images and experiment with concepts.

4. Was the first album of the digital era to truly access the future of music through everything from social media, highest selling single sales, first album to go Diamond in the U.S. post digital, and even kick off online fanbase communities when Gaga dubbed her fans "little monsters" on social media. It changed fan culture and everyone began dubbing their fanbase a name.

5. Spawned 4 #1s on a debut record that were all electronic inspired.

6. Completely repurposed the past elements of the 80s and made visuals, media, design important again for a new generation.

7. Won more accolades than any debut album in the history of music. 

8. Last but not least, made a young "weird" girl who didn't need to be sexy, the most famous person on the planet in the span of 18 months.

U go girl~

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5 hours ago, Didymus said:

Perfect position as an honorable mention.

It's my fav Gaga album but even I won't pretend it "redefined modern pop music" I mean, if it had any impact on pop music recordings, it didn't last longer than 09, lbr.

That album changed pop music...

She and those songs/ videos brought performance, fashion, drama, creativity back to pop. It also inspired healthy competition for years between top artists. Also helped edm/ dance music into pop. That album doesn't desrve top 10 but it is top 20

 

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Yaasss SLAY at 4 of my Queens making the list

Madonna

Gaga

Shania 

Celine 

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6 hours ago, FlopSlut said:

His music was considered POP in his time.

The definition of Pop (Popular Music) is constantly changing. 

Lol but he has a history of plagiarising and like...doesn't deserve any notoriety he gets

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4 minutes ago, Monster2015 said:

Lol but he has a history of plagiarising and like...doesn't deserve any notoriety he gets

I didn't know 

That didn't have anything to do with my response tho. I was saying that his music was pop at some point whether it is good or bad, or honest or dishonest.

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6 hours ago, SISTERV said:

2. Made EDM acceptable on mainstream radio on the widest scale ever. Pop music in from 2000-2008 was mostly r&b influenced. After Gaga and by 2010, pop music was mostly electronic. Actually, even hip hop became more electronic which would bring about trap.

^^^^^ both gaga and (maybe idk) david guetta redefined pop music by making it more electronic.

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Maybe this rating very subjective, but I think "The Fame" is one of the most Important albums in pop music history. 

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6 hours ago, SISTERV said:

The Fame and it's era changed pop music and how it was even marketed.

1. Brought back lavish, extensive, and storyline music videos.

2. Made EDM acceptable on mainstream radio on the widest scale ever. Pop music in from 2000-2008 was mostly r&b influenced. After Gaga and by 2010, pop music was mostly electronic. Actually, even hip hop became more electronic which would bring about trap.

3. Stepped up the fashion game forcing every artist to experiment with their looks. Red carpets were not just used to "look sexy" but became a playground for artists to reveal new images and experiment with concepts.

4. Was the first album of the digital era to truly access the future of music through everything from social media, highest selling single sales, first album to go Diamond in the U.S. post digital, and even kick off online fanbase communities when Gaga dubbed her fans "little monsters" on social media. It changed fan culture and everyone began dubbing their fanbase a name.

5. Spawned 4 #1s on a debut record that were all electronic inspired.

6. Completely repurposed the past elements of the 80s and made visuals, media, design important again for a new generation.

7. Won more accolades than any debut album in the history of music. 

8. Last but not least, made a young "weird" girl who didn't need to be sexy, the most famous person on the planet in the span of 18 months.

Agreed to all of them. 

Add to that, it was one of the first albums in those times to incorporate clear vocals on chorus. Frankly speaking, I had never heard a chorus as clear as that of Poker Face before ever, back in 2009.