Share the moment Gaga’s vocals went next level

[FormerExtrovert 89]

This one 8 yrs ago where Gaga had a surprise performance during Gaga: Five Foot Two screening in Toronto Int’l Film Festival. I fear nobody talked about this enough 

her version of bad romance here is my favorite among all her performances. Even more so than the jazzy rainbow room version in the Documentary. 
 

 

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[LordByron28 1,180]

2 hours ago, 27monster27 said:

There was also a performance of Hair from one of the Born This Way Ball dates where she did the "I am my haaaaiii ee yaaaaiiii ee yair" part and it was very smooth and not strained at all. I think it was one of the UK dates maybe? All I know is that it was so awesome, and you could see how she had improved over 2011.

 

I believe you’re thinking of this one. It was a next level one for me that is an overall standout. At least for her earlier career. 

[27monster27 14,433]

33 minutes ago, LordByron28 said:

 

I believe you’re thinking of this one. It was a next level one for me that is an overall standout. At least for her earlier career. 

This one is great, but there is an even better one from the European leg of the Born This Way Ball in 2012. I haven't been able to find it. ):

[Guillaume Hamon 6,699]

3 hours ago, LordByron28 said:

 

I believe you’re thinking of this one. It was a next level one for me that is an overall standout. At least for her earlier career. 

I red that they wanted plenty of Paris monuments reproductions around her but only the Eiffel Tower was finished in time. 

[Guillaume Hamon 6,699]

 

The Stevie Wonder tribute! 

[MOT 3,296]

It's TEOG for me too but a different version. I got lured in in the first place by the Shallow clip that was all over tv back in the day, followed by the Oscars performance. So I disappeared down the rabbit hole and did ten years worth of gourmet sonic dining in about two weeks (never been the same man since), and one of the first things that the devilish ytube algorithm threw at me was TEOG on the Howard Stern show, and that was the first full-on 'what on earth' moment. 

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