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Lady Gaga

This is part 1 of the Lady Gaga discussion.

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3 minutes ago, amamoy said:

How exactly are they involved though? I can't for the life of me figure what sample Abra uses and it won't let me sleep :khalyan2:

The Prechorus "Like a poem said…" uses the melody of the first verse and guitar of Spellbound. It's not 100% identical, but could be more similar in the early demos. 

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5 minutes ago, bringdanoize said:

hate the fact that some people started to slander Disease out of nowhere 

why both songs can't be legendary masterpieces? 

We were all lying when we said we liked it

 

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Spoiler

jk

 

It's just a small blog, not a major magazine, but since they gave her praise, they deserve a click. 

 

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STAY FREE RADIO (LINK) 

 

Lady Gaga's "Abracadabra" (...) is an electrifying fusion of industrial pop and post-punk nostalgia. (...) Gaga creates a sonic atmosphere that feels both familiar and fresh. (...) It's a captivating return to the darker, avant-garde style that Gaga's fans love, while showcasing her evolution as an artist who effortlessly bridges eras and genres.

(...)

Musically, the track is a bold blend of industrial beats, 80s-inspired synths, and hypnotic rhythms. (...) The juxtaposition of vintage post-punk elements with futuristic production makes "Abracadabra" a standout track that feels timeless and cutting-edge all at once.

(...)

In sum, "Abracadabra" is an enchanting, darkly magical offering from Lady Gaga that continues to push the boundaries of pop music. By blending industrial elements with a post-punk aesthetic, and infusing it with her unique brand of theatricality, Gaga creates a song that feels both deeply personal and universally resonant. It's a powerful reminder of her prowess as a performer and a visionary artist who continues to redefine what it means to be a pop icon in the modern age.

 

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Disease is also great, but Abra is more joyful and catchy and also I think the video is even better than Disease's. Ughhh she's really just turning it this era, the failed GP need to give ha ha 10s already!!!

2 minutes ago, opbranden said:

It's just a small blog, not a major magazine, but since they gave her praise, they deserve a click. 

 

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STAY FREE RADIO

 

Lady Gaga's "Abracadabra" (...) is an electrifying fusion of industrial pop and post-punk nostalgia. (...) Gaga creates a sonic atmosphere that feels both familiar and fresh. (...) It's a captivating return to the darker, avant-garde style that Gaga's fans love, while showcasing her evolution as an artist who effortlessly bridges eras and genres.

(...)

Musically, the track is a bold blend of industrial beats, 80s-inspired synths, and hypnotic rhythms. (...) The juxtaposition of vintage post-punk elements with futuristic production makes "Abracadabra" a standout track that feels timeless and cutting-edge all at once.

(...)

In sum, "Abracadabra" is an enchanting, darkly magical offering from Lady Gaga that continues to push the boundaries of pop music. By blending industrial elements with a post-punk aesthetic, and infusing it with her unique brand of theatricality, Gaga creates a song that feels both deeply personal and universally resonant. It's a powerful reminder of her prowess as a performer and a visionary artist who continues to redefine what it means to be a pop icon in the modern age.

 

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How could they get my clicks when you don't post the link?

 

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Just now, Canonical Ensembl said:

How could they get my clicks when you don't post the link?

 

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Click the name of the blog, I made an hyperlink. I thought it was more aesthetically pleasing :chick3:

 

If it doesn't work -> https://www.stayfreeradioip.com/post/lady-gaga-abracadabra-meaning-and-review

the way there's a lot of viral tweets about gaga reheating her nachos successfully ijbol all of them being positive

 

truly a complete 143 experience

 

 

18 minutes ago, Vixen Eyes said:

From CDJapan

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Definitely the worst cover. 

18 minutes ago, opbranden said:

It's just a small blog, not a major magazine, but since they gave her praise, they deserve a click. 

 

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STAY FREE RADIO (LINK) 

 

Lady Gaga's "Abracadabra" (...) is an electrifying fusion of industrial pop and post-punk nostalgia. (...) Gaga creates a sonic atmosphere that feels both familiar and fresh. (...) It's a captivating return to the darker, avant-garde style that Gaga's fans love, while showcasing her evolution as an artist who effortlessly bridges eras and genres.

(...)

Musically, the track is a bold blend of industrial beats, 80s-inspired synths, and hypnotic rhythms. (...) The juxtaposition of vintage post-punk elements with futuristic production makes "Abracadabra" a standout track that feels timeless and cutting-edge all at once.

(...)

In sum, "Abracadabra" is an enchanting, darkly magical offering from Lady Gaga that continues to push the boundaries of pop music. By blending industrial elements with a post-punk aesthetic, and infusing it with her unique brand of theatricality, Gaga creates a song that feels both deeply personal and universally resonant. It's a powerful reminder of her prowess as a performer and a visionary artist who continues to redefine what it means to be a pop icon in the modern age.

 

 

Sorry to say but this is written by ChatGPT 

Abracadabra has crossed 60 #1s on iTunes worldwide 

Stats say that my current play count of Abra is at 46 (33 from yesterday and 13 today) :jonny5: if it wasn't for work, it'd be at hundreds by now 

Not me being on the same page as azealia :dies: 

Disease deserved abracadabra's success. Argue with the wall.

 

 

So Abra is doing better than Disease on AM in most countries but doing A LOT worse on the global chart? I have no idea what this means.

 

 

Disease looks like Stupid Larvae next to Abratabsdabra. 

Capital FM (UK) better play this today, Radio 1 played it 4 times yesterday. Capital are letting me down :giraffe:

Edited by Miss Anthropocene

3 minutes ago, Human Fly said:

Not me being on the same page as azealia :dies: 

Disease deserved abracadabra's success. Argue with the wall.

 

 

Both Disease and Abracadabra deserves DWAS' success, argue with a wall 

4 minutes ago, Human Fly said:

Not me being on the same page as azealia :dies: 

Disease deserved abracadabra's success. Argue with the wall.

 

 

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6 minutes ago, Human Fly said:

Not me being on the same page as azealia :dies: 

Disease deserved abracadabra's success. Argue with the wall.

 

 

Disease is her second best lead and deserved so much more

4 minutes ago, Human Fly said:

Not me being on the same page as azealia :dies: 

Disease deserved abracadabra's success. Argue with the wall.

 

 

The wall in question:

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