What image/city/town/place do you think of when listening to Joanne

[RadioIsOurs 13,873]

I really want to think of New York (that's the best feeling) but sadly I always got this most of the time

Sinner's Prayer made me think of the Dive Bar. Come to Mama: Sheena Easton's music video for 9 to 5 as well as a Supremes performance. Hey Girl: a 70s ****o. Dancin' in Circles: Gaga dancing around a campfire

[display name 4,360]

Depends on the song. DiC brings ma bedroom to mind  

But then like "Angel Down" perfectly paints its own imagery. Very chaotic.

[Guest]

My hometown. Which happens to be a rural country small town in texas.

[Bebe 17,093]

Nobody here will be familiar with this place at all, but it reminds me specifically of being on a road trip to Dwellingup. It's very nostalgic and reminds me of the music my Mum would play on the way to visit my grandparents who live there. That was everything from Elvis, The Beatles, Fleetwood Mac and Kasey Chambers.

[Shipper 13,074]

Come to Mama - The kitchen I grew up in. Our home filled with good home cooked food, family members,  all warm and toasty, and gives off that feeling of happy contentment as if you dont have responsibilities.

Basically, childhood memories when responsibilities didnt exist. I love this song so much! My favorite right now. I need some love. 

[Ashley 9,369]

It kinda makes me think of the outdoors? no place specific just driving around somewhere sunny.

Although I do imagine NY when listening to Hey Girl. I pictured Gaga and Starlight going out.

[Sister 9,907]

Well, it IS Gaga and she will always be New York for Me

[nativenewyorker 1,190]

Diamond Heart takes me to the Lower East Side and St. Jerome's. Stanton Street, Essex, Norfolk, Rivington, Ludlow..etc. 

Dancin' in Circles takes me to LA or Miami, hot, sexy, sweaty summer. 

Come to Mama a '60s diner off Central Park while a civil rights parade is marching down the street. 

Sinner's Prayer makes me think of like Tennessee countryside, mountains. 

John Wayne, a Western dive bar out in the outskirts of LA or New Mexico in the '70s. 

[tomsches 17,392]

I think of the "Ride" video by Lana del Rey

[mic 1,415]

Basically my home country, even though we don't have country music there

[jupita 15]

zooming in a rusty jeep in my 40's on a rocky highway between tall crops away from the main city (in any country) with a pal