Comments on: Album Review: Lady Gaga | “The Fame Monster” http://whatsthet.com/2009/11/23/album-review-lady-gaga-the-fame-monster/ Get Into It Thu, 09 Feb 2012 01:34:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Affiliate Blog MAn http://whatsthet.com/2009/11/23/album-review-lady-gaga-the-fame-monster/comment-page-1/#comment-12153 Affiliate Blog MAn Sat, 12 Feb 2011 10:22:17 +0000 http://whatsthet.com/?p=663#comment-12153 I just wanted to make a quick comment to appreciate you for some of the amazing instructions you are posting here. My time consuming internet look up has now been recognized with extremely good ideas to talk about with my two friends. I 'd believe that many of us site visitors are unequivocally lucky to dwell in a fabulous network with many special people with insightful techniques. I feel extremely grateful to have come across your entire weblog and look forward to many more fabulous minutes reading here. Thanks a lot once more for a lot of things. I just wanted to make a quick comment to appreciate you for some of the amazing instructions you are posting here. My time consuming internet look up has now been recognized with extremely good ideas to talk about with my two friends. I ‘d believe that many of us site visitors are unequivocally lucky to dwell in a fabulous network with many special people with insightful techniques. I feel extremely grateful to have come across your entire weblog and look forward to many more fabulous minutes reading here. Thanks a lot once more for a lot of things.

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]]> By: ex3 http://whatsthet.com/2009/11/23/album-review-lady-gaga-the-fame-monster/comment-page-1/#comment-223 ex3 Thu, 26 Nov 2009 01:42:11 +0000 http://whatsthet.com/?p=663#comment-223 Here here Ranity! There are too many other influences on this CD to use Madge as the sole reference. However, it can not be denied that God-ga is definitely paying tribute to her and the aforementioned artists that Ranity mentioned. This album takes me back to how albums used to be back in the day. 8 powerful songs (each single material). No need to have 16 - 20 songs filled with interludes and album filler. Here here Ranity! There are too many other influences on this CD to use Madge as the sole reference. However, it can not be denied that God-ga is definitely paying tribute to her and the aforementioned artists that Ranity mentioned.

This album takes me back to how albums used to be back in the day. 8 powerful songs (each single material). No need to have 16 – 20 songs filled with interludes and album filler.

]]> By: Ranity http://whatsthet.com/2009/11/23/album-review-lady-gaga-the-fame-monster/comment-page-1/#comment-221 Ranity Wed, 25 Nov 2009 19:44:08 +0000 http://whatsthet.com/?p=663#comment-221 To say that she's referencing Madonna is too easy. "Bad Romance" was actually referencing 80s mega group Depeche Mode and In fact, "Alejandro" references early 90s group Ace of Base. The song is about Lady Gaga fending off a brothel of men which explores the "sex monster". "Dance in the dark" borrows it's sound from late 70s/80s group ABBA of "Dancing Queen" fame. However if you listen to "The Visitors" by ABBA, you'll see the stark resemblance. "Speechless" sounds like a brain child of the late Freddie Mercury. All these acts I've mentioned are acts that have also been game changers of pop/dance music. "Teeth" was produced by Teddy Riley of "Blackstreet", it's almost refreshing to know his production style hasn't changed since "No Diggity" I say, don't write this album off as strictly a Madonna knock-off. Not even new era Madonna can be an 80s Madonna knock off. Look wider this album looks to Blondie, Grace Jones, Queen and ABBA big sound, high energy, heavy throated and thoughtful lyrics. The other white pop acts may get left in the dust as a result of Gaga's musical technique. To say that she’s referencing Madonna is too easy. “Bad Romance” was actually referencing 80s mega group Depeche Mode and In fact, “Alejandro” references early 90s group Ace of Base. The song is about Lady Gaga fending off a brothel of men which explores the “sex monster”. “Dance in the dark” borrows it’s sound from late 70s/80s group ABBA of “Dancing Queen” fame. However if you listen to “The Visitors” by ABBA, you’ll see the stark resemblance. “Speechless” sounds like a brain child of the late Freddie Mercury. All these acts I’ve mentioned are acts that have also been game changers of pop/dance music. “Teeth” was produced by Teddy Riley of “Blackstreet”, it’s almost refreshing to know his production style hasn’t changed since “No Diggity” I say, don’t write this album off as strictly a Madonna knock-off. Not even new era Madonna can be an 80s Madonna knock off. Look wider this album looks to Blondie, Grace Jones, Queen and ABBA big sound, high energy, heavy throated and thoughtful lyrics. The other white pop acts may get left in the dust as a result of Gaga’s musical technique.

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