Fame Monster (Picture Disc)

Absolutely fantastic. When lady gaga burst out onto fame in 2008 she was known for being a Madonna copycat but when she released the sequel to her debut alum the fame in 2009 she went from Madonna copycat to mother monster. The 8 track album was called the fame monster. This 2 cd set conscists of a fame monster deluxe edition including her debut album the fame. Altogether there is 24 songs and I will run through them with you. Disc 1: the fame monster 1.bad romance: one of the best songs on the album has a fantastic beat and definitely changed gaga's image. A fantastic lead single for the album 10/10 2.Alejandro: a fantastic sassy single from the album and the alternitive beat on the song can please anyone 9/10 3.monster: a great girl power title track song but it not single worthy 8/10 4.speechless: an empowering, great slow song, disappointed it was never a single 9/10 5.dance in the dark: a fantastic gaga song. Should have definitely been a single 10/10 6.telephone ft Beyoncé: a fantastic second single one of my favourites on the album 10/10 7.so happy I could die: a fantastic party song but wouldn't do well as a single 8/10 8.i like this song but it is probably the weakest song on the album 6/10 Disc 2: the fame 1.Just dance ft Colby O'Donis: a fantastic first single for gaga will go down in history as one of the best dance songs 10/10 2.Lovegame: one of my all time favourite gaga songs, absolutely brilliant 10/10 3.Paparazzi: a fantastic song about what fame can do to you but I think this would have done better as a slow song 9/10 4.Poker face: even bigger then just dance! I love this song 10/10 5.I like it rough: one of my favourites on the album should have been a single 10/10 6.Eh, eh nothing else I can say: a lovely song but not one of my favourites 8/10 7.Starstruck ft space cowboy and flo rida: a fantastic dance song but wouldn't have done well as a single 8/10 8.Beautiful, dirty rich: a fantastic song with a catchy beat should have been a sixth single! 10/10 9.the fame: a nice song but not one of my favourites good she did not pick it as a single 8/10 10.money honey: love this one, a real dance song 9/10 11.boys, boys, boys: a bit of a silly song but still catchy 7/10 12.paper gangsta: fantastic! Should have been a single instead of eh, eh nothing else I can say 13.brown eyes: her first and one of her best slow songs 9/10 14.summerboy: slow and boring 5/10 15.Disco heaven (bonus track): a fantastic dance song should have been included on all versions 9/10 16.again again (bonus track): a good song but I do see this being similar to speechless that did get released after this 8/10 17.retro dance freak (bonus track, not included): a fantastic dance song should have been put on all versions not just the Japanese version 10/10 Overall a brilliant album!

Great Cd as described , 2 cds in case , would buy again

Granddaughter happy

Right, it's almost cliché to hate on The Gaga, and admitting to enjoying the album will do absolutely nothing for my street cred, but... I've bought this album twice, now. The second time because the discs for the first one went missing (but oddly, not the box), before I was even able to back it up. Thankfully the replacement was rather cheaper than the original, and I didn't even have to resort to downloading. Neither part of this double album is perfect, there's some definite filler that you'll skip almost every time, but you'll easily find yourself bopping (ahem) to more than just the biggest hits extracted from it - although heaven knows there's a lot of THOSE. Pretty much every single that LG is famous for, bar a couple of lucky escapees from Born This Way, can be found within this one box, almost like a Greatest Hits fait accompli, accompanied by some other surprises. The weirdest thing is her range. There's the mass market electro pop that she's best known for, some strange bubblegum J-pop esque stuff that probably worked a lot better in the far east, a couple ballads and even a brush with some Nashville-ish country numbers. Having only heard the radio hits before the drunken culprits who brainwashed me into buying the thing did an evil thing - shoving £5 into a jukebox and putting the whole thing (most especially the Ace Of Base inspired Alejandro) on constant repeat to the chagrin of the country pub we'd landed up in - it was quite the pleasant surprise. It's rather like Abba, in a way, or a twisted version of Queen. Maybe Madonna would be closest, not only because of the obvious visual similarities in her costumes and outre sexuality, but also the fairly large slice of knowing / self aware humour and sheer cheek of some of the censor-baiting lyrics. It's inescapable, regardless of where you may have originally come from, musically, appealing to some very base musical instincts. Throw your credibility to the wind, throw it in the deck of your car stereo, turn it up to a sensible degree, and frighten your fellow commuters by singing along with the windows down. Go on, you know you want to, really. It's too much fun to be spoiled by a little thing like "ending up in a tweeted Vine that goes viral, seen by twenty million people including everyone you work with". (Hasn't happened yet, but is probably inevitable)

Me ha llegado muy bien, amo este álbum, aunque sea un EP, para mí es el mejor álbum que tiene lady gaga, es la definición de la re invención del pop, lo cambio todo, icónica, diva era (me compré también el vinilo de born this way) jaja

Qui trovate tutti i più grandi successi di Lady Gaga, molto buona anche la qualità della registrazione

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TUDO PERFEITO

A timeless masterpiece! Gaga's best work yet. Gives me so much nostalgia of the late 2000s! This is REAL MUSIC.