Customer Ratings & Reviews

I purchased three additional handsets - packaging reflects "caller ID announce" is on the extras I purchased. That option is NOT on the phone. I returned them once thinking they were defective. Second set doesn't have "caller ID announce" either even though packaging reflects it does. Technical Support was no assistance either.

Nice pop record form one of my favorite singers. Like a lot of the songs on it.

I liked her other CDs and this one is just as good.

I love Lady Gaga. I Own all 4 of her albums and went to the concerts. I love artpop do what you want is my favorite song on the cd

It's Lady Gaga, what more do you need to really say. She's an extraordinary talent.

I'm neither a music aficionado nor Gaga's target audience so take this review with a pinch of salt, these are my opinions not irrefutable facts. ARTPOP explores some weird musical avenues that most other artists would find too risky to try, to some success. I really liked "Aura", "Venus", "G.U.Y.", "Se*** Dreams", and "Applause", but was confused by other tracks like, "Swine" because it seemed as though she was saying that if I found her attractive then I was a pig or something. Maybe I read too much into it or just read it wrong, but I didn't appreciate the gesture. I also am not sure about the track "Do What U Want" (featuring R. Kelly), it seems as though she is telling either the listener or Mr. Kelly that they may use her body as they wish. I wouldn't describe myself as a feminist, but the general theme of this track makes me cringe that someone would allow others to objectify and use themselves so freely. "Donatella", "Fashion!" and "Mary Jane Holland" seem to aimed at fashionistas, of which I am not, so while these tracks are generally pleasant listening they do nothing for those of us who are not concerned with modern/high fashion trends (I also have no idea who Mary Jane Holland is but Gaga makes her sound like a big deal). I found the remaining tracks on the album to be okay, but not really noteworthy. The only other thing I have to say about this album is that it doesn't sound like her previous work (many of the tracks have several new producers credited). ARTPOP is very noisy, that is to say there are many different synth-instruments (I don't actually know what instruments I hear in most tracks to be honest) playing alongside numerous audio samples from I don't know what, as well as audio filters on Gaga's own voice (not auto tuning per se), this was initially a bit jarring, but once I'd heard it a few times it didn't bother me anymore, but I do think I would have liked the album better without all the filters and synth-noise.

best thing to ever come from LG. Just a pure fun album to dance to.

While I do find this to be an ok album, I only listen to a few of the songs. To me, most of the other songs are rather average or not all that interesting. What I can say about this one is that, like the other albums, the booklet contains the lyrics to the song. The internet can be very helpful for looking up lyrics, but I often like having the booklets contain the lyrics. I only own 3 of the albums: this one, Born This Way and The Fame Monster. To me, Born This Way is still the number 1 album.

I love Lady Gaga, and have been a huge fan for a lonnnnng time, but alas, I regretfully believe that the height of her career is over. Fame: loved all of the songs, Fame Monster: loved almost all the songs, Born This Way, loved more than half the songs, Art Pop: I love maybe 4-5 songs. So there's been a steady decline in quality, from which I hope she bounces back, but very unlikely because of whatever is going on that's causing her to be the way she is nowadays.

If you like Lady Gaga, you'll like this album. I don't think it's as deep as her last CD and not as catchy as the first one so it's not up to her normal standards. I wouldn't pay a full retail price for this but on sale, you'd pay the same for a couple or 3 or the songs that you'd end up downloading later anyway so go ahead and pick it up.

Had to buy it being a Lady Gaga fan, but have to say it's not her best work. But still there are few good songs. Really like Applause and Manicure. If you're a fan, it's a must buy, but for the casual listener I would just download the songs that you like rather than buy the whole CD.

Like most lady gaga music now. I find one I love and the rest grows on me. Favorite is do what you want. With GUY and AURA growing on me. I wish they would release the Christina version of do what you want and the rupaul version of fashion!

I'm able to listen to this album from start to finish. We'll worth the price! I enjoyed this as much as her other albums.

It's tough to follow up on great CDs. The Fame and Fame Monster were fantastic. Her follow up, not so much. I bought Katie Perry's CD at the same time, and to be honest, Lady Gaga's was better. Better songs, better music.

OK CD. I still prefer to own the cd over electronic downloads. I enjoy the CD covers with details on each track. This CD does have some very interesting typical Lady GaGa photos in the insert.

Lady Gaga mixes things up a bit for her newest album. Adds a strong "club" element by collaborating with some well know DJ's. I like the sound. Her voice is strong and lyrics stronger.

Although this is a good album, it is not the best work done by Lady Gaga. There are a couple of good songs, but there is also alot of repetition in the CD.

I'm all for artists evolving but seems she is focusing on electronic style. This album was good, just missed the mark for me, compared to previous albums.

Has a lot of good songs on this cd, but also has those tracks you can't stand. But as always lady gaga created another new catchy pop album

GREAT CD IF YOU LOVE LADY GAGA. LADY GAGA HAS A VARIETY OF GOOD MUSIC TO LISTEN TO AND WORK OUT TO. VERY CREATIVE ARTIST