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I only just got a chance to listen to the album now but I'm loving it! My favourite song has to be 'The Coronation', it's the perfect introduction to the themes of the album and lulls you into a false sense of security before the rest of the project fucks with your brain. Although I'm still loving 'Chainsaw Beauty' as well!

Fixed it for you! Fixed it for you! Fixed it for you! Fixed it for you! Fixed it for you!

"He used to call me CW, That stood for Christian-bashing Wiccan."

Idk, I didn't hate Alice in Wonderland but given the amazing plot and actors he had to work with I thought it left a lot to be desired. I hated his choice for the role of Alice and I'm getting so sick of him pushing Johnny Depp in our faces with every movie. But if you like him you'll love del Toro as well, they have a super similiar aesthetic!

It's such a cute cover for a mixtape full of her more upbeat, happy and fun songs, which I love! Although I'm not 100% sold on songs like 'Dark Paradise' being included when the cover looks so bubbly and sweet.

As far as I know, there are some iTunes versions out there but they're kind of rare. Most tracks have "leaked" but some are still in a lower quality. I literally saw the entire album for download in i+ the other day! I'll see if I can find it again and post it somewhere here.

In what Latin alphabet does P come after U?

Thank you fan, I totally agree!

Where's 'Thunda'? It's still being perfected. Trust, it'll come out! It better not be another 'Telephone', aka another perfect song by two flawless queens which fails to come out and disappoints everyone forever. :'(

I think it's just the fact of it being up on iTunes that's rare. Weird. It might have just been a fan who uploaded it tho, I know Kesha had an "unreleased album" uploaded on iTunes by a fan unofficially at some point a few years ago.

Lana Del Rey - Live or Die On The Toilet.

Can we please stay on topic and discuss only how flawless my vocals on this remix are?

Why...? In what way does that song relate to anything Katy's ever done? It would have made more sense to bring in Juicy J or Kanye who she's both had featured on singles.

"He used to call me CU That stood for Cancerous Ulcer." :'(

Neon Hitch - Lick On The Toilet.

Fixed it for you! Fixed it for you! Fixed it for you! Fixed it for you! Fixed it for you!

I've gotta agree with you on this tbh, but I think it's less about her age and more just about her public image in general...I mean, Queen Cher can talk about whips and chains if she wants cos she's still hot as hell and her persona gels well with it, but with Madonna there's a disconnect between the super sexual lyrics and the fact that she's meant to be a loving mother of twenty African children. I think her sexy songs would be better if they were a little more subtle and less overt.

Wait, didn't we have the i+ tracks already? I saw them posted somewhere like two weeks ago but didn't realize they were rare!

Where's 'Thunda'?

Eminem - Beautiful Pain On The Toilet (Feat. Sia).

I'm sorry, but you're crazy if you've never teared up at a Gaga song. One of the issues could potentially be that the studio versions of her songs lose a bit of the rawness and passion that the live performances have, but if you've ever seen that bitch play a piano I don't see how you could not be emotional! When I saw her perform 'Speechless' in my city I teared up right along with her, and this performance of 'Hair' which she dedicated to Jamey had me depressed for days. :'( HEoFcVnYBhM

I'm pretty sure I've mentioned these all before and bitches are getting sick of it, but here we go anyway. 4. Lady Gaga - The Fame Looking back on it, this album really isn't that incredible, and a lot of the songs sound pretty dated and boring to me at this point tbqh. That said, listening to this for the first time (along with the first time I heard 'Just Dance' on the radio) were two complete revelatory moments for me that changed my life forever by introducing me to pop music! And once I got on that bandwagon, I couldn't stop it for anything. 3. Lana Del Rey - Born To Die It took me a while to get into Lana, but once I did I became a stan for life! This album was such a stunning debut and I rediscovered it just the other day only to find that every song is still just as great as the first time I heard it. If anything, I actually love it even more now she's a little less overexposed. Slay queen. 2. Utada - Exodus If you still haven't heard this album (and yes Cypher, I'm talking to you) you are missing out on sooooooo much life. Every song is just impeccably made (apart from maybe 'About Me' and 'Easy Breezy') and it's even more amazing when you consider she pretty much wrote and produced the entire thing by herself. I miss this girl so much and I'm eagerly awaiting a future comeback into music. 1. Britney Spears - Blackout Do I even need to explain this? The album is amazing and the mythology built up around it is even more incredible. It opened my eyes up to sexuality, mass media and edgy music and basically just slays my entire existence. I dare anyone to resist dancing when 'Get Naked' comes on.

Mariah Carey - Thirsty On The Toilet.

Agreed with pretty much everything in your post, apart from Gaga's supposed manipulation of the gay community being for marketing. Honestly, she's been referencing LGBT issues ever since she first debuted, and it's probably lost her more fans at this point given how many of her former fans think that she's gone way overboard with the whole thing. I do agree with you on how melodramatic some of her fans can be though, the ones who go on and on about how she saved their life irritate me so much.