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Lady Gaga may be pop’s version of multiple personality disorder, but on her latest record, a prominent stab at genre promiscuity can’t hide the voice and the heart at the core of her talents. Many artists have an ARTPOP in their catalog, an album so off-base that it forever defines their output into “before” and “after.” In Gaga’s case, the “before” was pop perfection: a string of endlessly danceable, empowering singles that raised her profile from one of many experimental singer-songwriters eking out life in New York City to Mother Monster. The “after” was a calculated attempt at rehabbing an image that musically had begun to succumb to excess

 

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http://consequenceofsound.net/2016/10/album-review-lady-gaga-joanne/

 
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DeanWinchester
2 minutes ago, VenusOddity said:

i did not understand a word from it but slay i guess

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There is always an album that sits at a crossroads of an artist's work. It is where many pinpoints that the artist has improved/declined significantly, changed their genre/image, etc. Joanne was a return to form for Gaga at least in musicality and was also noted for not being extra (i.e., stripped-down)

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The answer of course is almost certainly somewhere in the middle. Gaga isn’t naked on Joanne, but she has stripped off the flank steaks and AutoTune. The result is a work that may not close any circles, but instead start the pattern of a new shape: something weird, but compelling, and largely authentic. Gaga may have an ARTPOP in her catalog, but now she has a Joanne too, and that’s a good thing.

Essential Tracks: “Diamond Heart”, “Hey Girl”

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darkchylde
Just now, A Gaga Lad said:

There is always an album that sits at a crossroads of an artist's work. It is where many pinpoints that the artist has improved/declined significantly, changed their genre/image, etc. Joanne was a return to form for Gaga at least in musicality and was also noted for not being extra.

i actually understood that part but then i got lost with the before and after but anyways! i'm not here for any more ARTPOP diss!

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