latebloomer97

This might be delusional of me to even ask but on the vinyl poster with the track listing, Perfect Celebrity is still 4:39 in length lmao can anybody who has the vinyl confirm that the version on it has the same track length as the one on streaming platforms

After hearing the album for the 5th time, and also the bonus tracks here's my re-arrangement of the track listing: 1) Disease 2) Abracadabra 3) Garden Of Eden 4) Perfect Celebrity 5) Can't Stop The High 6) Vanish Into You 7) Killah 8) Zombieboy 9) LoveDrug 10) Don't Call Tonight 11) Kill For Love 12) Shadow Of A Man 13) Blade of Grass 14) Die With A Smile Bonus tracks: How Bad Do U Want Me (Store exclusive) The Beast (Target exclusive) To me, the standard album would've felt more cohesive in terms of the sound that Gaga has described, funk/bowie/prince/it all ends with love kinda vibes.

I'm glad im not the only one who wished it was arranged that way too. I instinctively sing the bridge right after the final chorus too LMAO

Well hot damn guess I'm joining the hype (delusional) train lmao thanks for the info! thank you!

just out of curiousity where exactly is this pre save link?

I DON'T PRAY A LOT, GOD KNOWS BUT I'M CALLING IN FAVORS LIKE I BELIEVE! DON'T GO BRINGING ME THAT CLOSE CUZ I FEEL SO GOOD AROUND YOU I'M GOING IN TONIGHT LIKE I LOVE YOU YEAH Honey deserves a single treatment, he better not neglect this piece of EUPHORIC ANTHEM Also I'm so glad this album really grew on me over the last few days. Upon the first listen, I really couldn't get into the vibe of a couple of songs but now they're all I can think about. Can't Go Back, Baby is so good, the closer is also amazing. This album might be on par or even be a little better than Bloom.

Do you reckon they'll see the light of day in the form of a deluxe album

After five days, the album finally clicked. I'll be candid to say that the album did not appeal to me on the first listen and I was quite hoping the album's sound to be on 1989 and reputation's level. Turns out this album did just that and i just needed to sit through it properly a few times. However, I only managed to sit through the first 13 tracks :/ i'll probably sit through the 3am tracks separately. My ranking as of now: 1) Maroon 2) Anti-Hero 3) Karma 4) Mastermind 5) Bejeweled 6) You're On Your Own, Kid 7) Lavender Haze 8) Snow On The Beach 9) Question...? 10) Midnight Rain 11) Vigilante **** 12) Sweet Nothing 13) Labyrinth Personally, I feel like the ranking/preference of each track will be the same situation with Renaissance where I'll hyper-fixate on a different track each day. It started out with Anti-Hero and I was convinced it was going to be the only track I'll revisit, and then Maroon hit, and followed by Mastermind, Bejeweled. Ultimately, I think this album is really a blend of sounds from her last 4 albums. You've got songs that will fit nicely in Lover (Maroon, Bejeweled, Lavender Haze, Labyrinth), and then in reputation (Karma, Anti-Hero, Vigilante ****) and then some fit into folklore and evermore. Do I still wish this album had more catchier hooks and a bigger pop sound like 1989 (I Know Places, HYGTG, Style, Bad Blood etc.) and reputation (RFI...?, End Game, Gorgeous etc.) ? Definitely. But I think Midnights redeems itself as a comeback pop album just alright.