The Fame (studio album) by Lady Gaga

From swagnadalf 07/04/2022 23:58

This album is an untouchable pop music classic.

Fight me.

A lot of tracks, especially after the middle of the album, could have been omitted.

From TerryTezza 06/20/2019 05:33

Great pop album by a musical genius

I only recently rediscovered this and realized that this was likely the first album that I fell in love with as a full product. Gaga's truly had it together since day one. Even on top of the nostalgia value, all the songs still hold up.

From VictorVale 01/04/2019 16:59

Marco para a rainha e para a música pop. Começando a era eletrônica.

From Boltzmann 09/21/2018 09:13

Stop the fucking “I’ll admit...” comments, (synth)pop is not a lesser genre. You are just biased if you make such comments, even if you’re rating is quite high. It just shows that you think the artist should be fucking honored that you even considered listening her music, and yes, I see this most often happening with female artists. Not accusing you of anything, just stating the facts.

Lady Gaga has been a very interesting player in the synthpop revival and the development of art pop. But I feel like she often gets more recognition because of her persona; Britney and Kylie had made very quality synth pop at that time, and we’ve already seen some great art pop from artists like Björk and Róisín Murphy. Lady Gaga sounds too clearly as a throwback to synthpop and disco, while it pretty much surprised me to find the disco influence in Kylie’s music, because it is much subtler. And I guess that’s the difference between an artist that makes what he/she just likes to make, and an artist that clearly has an idea from the start like “I wanna sound like this”. And that clearly shines through in tracks where you clearly hear she applies someone else’s style from other artists like “Starstruck”, “Paper Gangsta” (both Uffie) and “Boys Boys Boys” (Britney). The first few songs are very Lady Gaga though, and hence I think this album is still a must to have listened.

Great album that overstays its welcome a little bit.

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The start of the career of an interesting pop star and a very good album indeed

I get such a David Bowie vibe from Brown Eyes, one of her best if not her best song yet