
Born This Way [CD]
- Details
- Genre: Pop
- Subgenre: Pop,Dance-Pop,Club/Dance
- Original Release Date: 2011-05-23
- Release Date: 05-23-2011
- Original Release Date: 05-23-2011
- Artist: Lady Gaga
- Album Level Flags: Studio Recording
- Release Level Flags: Studio Recording
- No Of Songs: 14
- Album Length: 3668 seconds
- Explicit Content: false
- Style(s): Pop, Dance-Pop, Club/Dance
- Format: CD
- Label: Interscope / Kon Live / Streamline
- Other
- Product Name: Born This Way [CD]
- Genre: Pop
- Vendor Genre: Pop/Rock
- UPC: 602527641249
Rating 4.5 out of 5 stars with 51 reviews
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- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Gonna get you movin'
As a fan of Lady Gaga, this did not disappoint! Innovative, great beat, a real asset to your audio library.
Posted by BamaFashionista1
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great cd and great performer.
Lady Gaga is a great performer and singer. I would really recommend her music to everyone.
Posted by zach54911
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great singer
Like the way she sings, Her duets with other singers are always good.
Posted by Ronnie
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great album!
If you love lady gaga you will love this album! Highly recommend!
Posted by Pickle
- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Gaga Serves Electro/Euro-Wave Glam Rock
Born This Way is a strange album in both excellent and frustrated ways. The excellence barrels through in memorable jolts with: the motivational lyrics and high energy of the title track and "Hair", grimily chic "Government Hooker" and "Heavy Metal Lover". She even offers some sweetness on "You & I" and "Edge of Glory". But where she really shines is on CLASSIC cuts like the creeping "Bloody Mary", motorcycle love epics that are "Electric Chapel" and "Mary the Night". In a way, Gaga delivers some of her best work here. Yet, it falls short at times with the: partially amazing "Bad Kids", cheesy but stunning lyrical one-liners "Judas" and some song about a unicorn? (WTF). This is one of her most ambitious works (the cover art is also beautiful insanity).
Posted by SUGAHOOH22














