Lady Gaga – Born This Way

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Artist: Lady Gaga

Title: Born This Way

Year: 2011

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Tracklist

  • 1. Marry The Night (4:24)
  • 2. Born This Way (4:20)
  • 3. Government Hooker (4:14)
  • 4. Judas (4:09)
  • 5. Americano (4:06)
  • 6. Hair (5:07)
  • 7. ScheiBe (3:45)
  • 8. Bloody Mary (4:04)
  • 9. Black Jesus + Amen Fashion (3:36)
  • 10. Bad Kids (3:50)
  • 11. Fashion Of His Love (3:39)
  • 12. Highway Unicorn (Road To Love) (4:15)
  • 13. Heavy Metal Lover (4:12)
  • 14. Electric Chapel (4:12)
  • 15. The Queen (5:16)
  • 16. You And I (5:07)
  • 17. The Edge Of Glory (5:20)
  • 1. Born This Way - The Country Road Version (4:21)
  • 2. Judas - DJ White Shadow Remix (4:07)
  • 3. Marry The Night - Zedd Remix (4:20)
  • 4. ScheiBe - DJ White Shadow Mugler (9:35)
  • 5. Fashion Of His Love - Fernando Garibay Remix (3:44)

Review

Grab your glitter heels and some faux leather, because "Born This Way" by Lady Gaga is one heck of a genre-blending extravaganza! Often styled with a cocktail of opera, heavy metal, Europop, and even electro-industrial tones, Gaga doesn't miss a beat in flaunting an impressive palate of sounds. The audacious "Government Hooker" harmonizes opera and techno, while "Americano" struts guitars and violins like a dramatic runway presentation. The enjoyable punch of sax by the fantastic Clarence Clemons in "The Edge of Glory" and "Hair" pulls us back into fabulous rock vibes, confirming Gaga's daring style is here to stay.

Sashay into the bold thematic message that "Born This Way" advocates: self-acceptance and inclusivity. The record isn't shy about waving the flag of individual delight. The anthemic title track lifts spirits high—embodying a celebration of self-love across diversities, no matter your background or whom you love. It's a ringmaster leading songs like "Hair" and "Bad Kids" in a harmonious parade of embracing one’s authentic self.

Now, let’s occasion Lady Gaga’s efforts: co-producing gems with sidekicks like Fernando Garibay and RedOne, the album didn't just oddly surge across her usual musical terrains—it triumphed globally as 2011's third best-seller. Her rollicking performances at renowned stages like the MTV Video Music Awards buttress this album's Atelier importance. Overall, "Born This Way" marks another tick on her name for innovating with metaphorical stiletto precision—it’s fierce, fearless, and undeniably fabulous. - Isla

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