If LG6 lead is a country ballad..

[SeasonOfTheWitch 3,789]

Y’all acting like her releasing a second solo country/ballad album is bad because she shouldn’t do things over and over again while here begging for her fourth dance pop album

[RAMROD 109,698]

Here:

https://youtu.be/P3_Nqc2iN9Q

 

 

[AJRocketMan 2,684]

27 minutes ago, SeasonOfTheWitch said:

Y’all acting like her releasing a second solo country/ballad album is bad because she shouldn’t do things over and over again while here begging for her fourth dance pop album

The breadth and depth of Electronic music is far greater than that of rock and country music.

[Bloody hooker 6,445]

 

*dusts off ASOS tassel shirt and a hat from target *

[KatieJudasGaga4 67,907]

4 minutes ago, AJRocketMan said:

The breadth and depth of Electronic music is far greater than that of rock and country music.

That's an opinion though.

[KatieJudasGaga4 67,907]

32 minutes ago, SeasonOfTheWitch said:

Y’all acting like her releasing a second solo country/ballad album is bad because she shouldn’t do things over and over again while here begging for her fourth dance pop album

[SeasonOfTheWitch 3,789]

2 minutes ago, AJRocketMan said:

The breadth and depth of Electronic music is far greater than that of rock and country music.

You know rock and country can exist in electronic music and vice versa.  Take most of BTW for example. And isn’t electronic just the opposite of acoustic? Electronic isn’t really a genre. You can have electronic rock like Electric Chapel and acoustic/soft rock, like Always Remember us this way. 

[rumours 45,521]

30 minutes ago, AJRocketMan said:

The breadth and depth of Electronic music is far greater than that of rock and country music.

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2 hours ago, JohnnyVersace said:

After all this ARTPOP's little sister Bloodpop Boys Noize Hatsune Miko anime "I said no" tornado weather pattern EDM Sophie computer music hype..............

I'd spiral. 

couldn't have said it better myself tbh

[JusKeepBreathin 19,311]

Probably the same way I react whenever I hear the first few bars of Shania Twain's "Man! I Feel Like A Woman."

Spoiler

 

 

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I’ll eventually come around to it. 

[SKANK 14,288]

1 hour ago, derpmonster said:

Inb4 those who think Joanne is country 

 

 

She cited her Mother being from West Virginia, and being raised listing to country music as an inspiration for the album. 

The most identifiable image associated with Joanne is a cowgirl hat, which features prominently on the album cover. 

She worked with country hit maker Hilary Lindsey on the album.  

Sinner’s Prayer is more country then half the songs on country radio.

She paired the entire era with Americana images and fashion associated with Country music - cowgirl hats, fringe, cowgirl boots, melodramatic religious videos, horses, refrences to John Wayne, lasso choreography, etc. 

Kicking off an era with a Bud Light Dive Bar promo tour in Nashville while in cowgirl drag, sends a pretty clear signal as to what the major influence on the album is. 

There are a lot of musical genres referenced on Joanne, but let’s not pretend like Country isn’t one of - if not the - dominate influence on the entire project. 

If LG6 is also heavily influenced by Country music, let’s hope it’s in a less obvious, and more interesting way. 

[derpmonster 22,412]

1 minute ago, SKANK said:

 

 

She cited her Mother being from West Virginia, and being raised listing to country music as an inspiration for the album. 

The most identifiable image associated with Joanne is a cowgirl hat, which features prominently on the album cover. 

She worked with country hit maker Hilary Lindsey on the album.  

Sinner’s Prayer is more country then half the songs on country radio.

She paired the entire era with Americana images and fashion associated with Country music - cowgirl hats, fringe, cowgirl boots, melodramatic religious videos, horses, refrences to John Wayne, lasso choreography, etc. 

Kicking off an era with a Bud Light Dive Bar promo tour in Nashville while in cowgirl drag, sends a pretty clear signal as to what the major influence on the album is. 

There are a lot of musical genres referenced on Joanne, but let’s not pretend like Country isn’t one of - if not the - dominate influence on the entire project. 

If LG6 is also heavily influenced by Country music, let’s hope it’s in a less obvious, and more interesting way. 

Honey, aesthetic is one thing and sound is another. That's common with popstars. Born This Way's aesthetic was metal and goth, yet the only song remotely gothic in sound is Bloody Mary and metal... nope. There are rock songs though.

Americana images and fashion (and references) don't make the sound country. They make the aesthetic country.

Every producer she has worked with on the album produced work very different from their other work. Look at Ronson and BloodPop for example. Sinner's Prayer is very folk and the most country inspired of all but definitely not "more country than half the songs on country radio". Million Reasons and Sinner's Prayer are the closest. Rest of the second half is more folky American inspired and I can see why people would think it's country. Most country music fans wouldn't think so. There are multiple different genres that folk American gave rise to and country is not the one that the second half of Joanne is the closest to.

Joanne's sound is less country than Taco Bell's food is Mexican. But the aesthetic, yes, very country inspired.

[AmericanxDream 2,049]

On the bright side, we might have another #1 hit on our hands. On the flip side, I'm tired of ballads.  

 

[AJRocketMan 2,684]

11 hours ago, KatieJudasGaga4 said:

That's an opinion though.

It depends. Breadth refers to variety, which is based on the quantity of variations. Within electronic music, there are numerous major genres, with numerous subgenres within those, and micro genres within the subs, which rock music and country don’t have.

11 hours ago, SeasonOfTheWitch said:

You know rock and country can exist in electronic music and vice versa.  Take most of BTW for example. And isn’t electronic just the opposite of acoustic? Electronic isn’t really a genre. You can have electronic rock like Electric Chapel and acoustic/soft rock, like Always Remember us this way. 

Yes, but that’s not what I was getting at. Electronic music is a style of music comprised of multiple different genres made from electronic frequencies. There are so many different genres of electronic music that one could spend more than an entire lifetime exploring these different sounds. Gaga’s albums within the electronic music sphere have all been very different from each other and do not at all feel as if she was retreading old ground or milking a very particular style for all it was worth. 

11 hours ago, rumours said:

You have nothing intelligent to say, huh? If you want to respond to me how about you actually use your brain and put your thoughts into words instead of using a gif to try and seem as if you’re so much more enlightened than I am on the topic of music.