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Congrats Harpreet, she gradually grew on me as the show went on and the return of Amy - hilarious chaos!

Listening to the deluxe tracks now!

She could perform Let's Do It or another solo jazz song.

1. Woman Like Me 2. Move 3. Shoutout To My Ex 4. Break Up Song 5. Love (Sweet Love) 6. Black Magic 7. Wings I remember loving SOTME from the second I heard it but Move and WLM haven't aged a day. As for Black Magic and Wings, perhaps two of the most over-played songs of my life and the constant over-exposure has made me detest them. I always loved their second singles more.

Grammy winning single did THAT!

Not blown away but hopefully it'll grow on me given how much I love So Sad So Sexy and her earlier work. Excited for what's next!

1. Denial 2. Stronger 3. In The Middle 4. Red Dress 5. Wear My Kiss 6. Angels With Dirty Faces 7. Run For Cover

Golden > Watermelon Sugar >> TPWK > Lights Out > Falling >>>>>>>> the other one

Obsessed with Lightning and Used To Know Me. Everything else minus Good Ones and BFY, I'm still undecided on.

I felt bad for Brittany but also she should've known better lol.

Thank you!!! Yes, exactly! I know it's not very Joanne but I just feel bad with it on its own. :lol:

Zayn is the most talented of the three. Liam could if he features on some popular dance track. Louis never had a hit to begin with.

01. Diamond Heart (2016 August) I love Perfect Illusion to death but it was the wrong choice for Joanne's lead single. Joanne is tinged with different genres: country, rock, blues e.t.c., without fully delving into them but enough to be palatable commercially and I think DH is a great example of that. It's also coming back from the backlash of ARTPOP and her determination to succeed, despite her naysayers which is a great message. Additionally it references her broken engagement with Taylor Kinney and the diamond heart engagement ring at the time. I don't think it would've been a mega hit like Rain On Me/Shallow but certainly think it would've done better than PI and introduced the record to the public in the right way, whilst showcasing some of Gaga's best raw vocals so far. Premiering the song at the VMAs in 2016 could've helped also. 02. Million Reasons (2016 October) I think this was the right choice for second single and feels like the obvious hit of the record, providing a softer side to Gaga at this point in her career. The only ballad she'd released at this point was You And I. However I think the single was rolled out incorrectly. Originally A-YO was the second single and MR was only a promo single, but due to commercial success, MR was promoted to the second single which has become a tired trend in Gaga's career (Judas/TEOG, Venus/Do What U Want). This confused the public and explains MR's initial peaks. Secondly, the video is the worst of her career. MR is one of my all time favourite songs and I never tire of it but I haven't seen the video more than 5 times. I just can't believe this is the same woman that's delivered Paparazzi, Bad Romance, Judas and G.U.Y. I felt this is a huge factor in its failure to resonate originally. Still, the song has garnered over 600m streams despite no mainstream Spotify playlisting and limited radio play in the US. It's also eligible for 4x Platinum in the US and certified Gold here, which is impressive given its UK peak of #39. I think it could've been a lot bigger but thank to countless performances including the SuperBowl, Royal Variety, Victoria Fashion Show and X factor - the song has become an organic classic in her catalogue and is regularly covered on live singing shows. PS. Perfect Illusion (2016 October) As much as I don't think PI should've been a single, I do appreciate the video and its simple but effective approach. I'd release it a few days before the record drops just to add anticipation and a treat for the fans, but wouldn't expect it to smash. ALBUM RELEASE (2016 October) PS. John Wayne (2017 January) I'd release this on New Year's Day as a treat to fans, reminding them also the era is far from over. I think JW is majorly underappreciated and whilst I don't think the song would work as a single, I think a promo single would help promote the album whilst providing one of her best visuals of all time. I just love the video and so couldn't imagine her career without it. 03. Hey Girl (with Florence Welch) (2017 February) Personally I think Hey Girl is the worst track on Joanne and it's the only one I skip when I return to the album, it just doesn't go anywhere for me. Still, I think radio and the locals would eat it up and the sentiment would be well-received. All my friends love it and that's because of the song's message but I just hate it. Still, I think releasing it after the Super Bowl would ensure at least top 40 peaks and it would do pretty well here given the Florence feature. 04. The Cure (2017 April) As originally released, I'd surprise drop The Cure during Coachella, along with a video which could somehow die into the era? Perhaps a dream sequence she wakes up from?? Anyway, TC was a cute hit here, Australia and a few other countries but feel it could've been pushed more. I think she missed out on an easy hit. I'd later add it to a deluxe version of Joanne along with Joanne (Piano Version), Million Reasons (Andrelli Remix) and a few more work tapes, just to tie into the era more. With the right video and a performance or two here, I see it easily going top 5 in the UK. 05. Dancin' In Circles (2017 July) One of my favourite Gaga songs of all time, it's just so rich and feels a major injustice that she never gave it a single. Watching videos of her performing it on the JWT still gives me chills. I don't think this would've been a hit like Million Reasons/The Cure, but I think it could've been a cute top 40 hit world-wide and Gaga would've serve an iconic video - I imagine a Kesha 'Your Love Is My Drug' type video with lots of fire, facepaint and naked bodies. I just think it's so different for her and released in the summer, would've had a chance of smashing. 06. Joanne / Joanne (Piano Version) (2017 September) Along with the Netflix documentary 'Gaga Five Foot Two', I would've sent Joanne to radio worldwide and made it a single. Simultaneously I would've also released the grammy-award winning Piano Version too with a separate video. It feels appropriate to end the era with Joanne as it's the heart of the record. I think it's beloved by most fans the GP would adore it too. Given it's the sixth single, I doubt it would've been a hit but I could see it being a slow-burning hit and selling a lot over time, especially given ASIB would be released a year later. People who became fans due to ASIB may resonate with the single and check out the album. I just think it could've been pushed more, especially in the US had the original been sent to radio in oppose to the piano version.

Brooklyn Nights :love: hope if we get a second act, it's included! So magnificent.

Thank you! Do you know where Physical and Love Again are at?

Three duds in a row gone! Thank god!

Gaga looked so happy with Michael, her makeup and hair looked divine too! Well done Joanna!!

Oh there's no way! But I'm imagining the transition from Plastic Doll into WDYDT? in my head, I can't unhear it now! Same!!! Yes, I only want 1000 Doves if it's the piano version. C'mon vocals.

I've tried to cut this down as much as possible, but it's near impossible and this would be my dream setlist but it's far too long, still... ACT 1 01. Chromatica I / Alice 02. Stupid Love 03. Just Dance ACT 2 04. Born This Way 05. Venus / Enigma 06. Free Woman (Rina Swayama version) 07. Poker Face ACT 3 08. Paparazzi 09. Telephone 10. Aura ACT 4 11. The Cure (shortened) / Heal Me (outro chorus only) 12. Love Me Right / 1000 Doves (Piano Version) 13. Always Remember Us This Way 14. The Edge of Glory INTERVAL ACT 5 15. Chromatica II / 911 16. LoveGame (shortened) 17. Sour Candy 18. Bad Romance ACT 6 19. Replay 20. Perfect Illusion / John Wayne 21. Judas ACT 7 22. Scheisse 23. Plastic Doll / Why Did You Do That? (imagine the gag of it :lol:) 24. Applause ACT 8 25. Chromatica III / Sine From Above (shortened) 26. Million Reasons 27. Shallow ENCORE 28. Babylon 29. Rain On Me

I doubt we'll get any more singles, but I'd so be here for videos for a few songs (Alice, Babylon and Free Woman specifically).

Bosco was great but Deja really deserved that win.

How mature of her! Good for her, she's clearly well regarded still to be asked.

01. Starstruck (with Flo Rida) 02. Dance In The Dark 03. Monster 04. Scheisse 05. Gypsy 06. Sexxx Dreams 07. Diamond Heart 08. Dancin' In Circles 09. Alice 10. Replay 11. Sour Candy 12. Babylon I tried as much as I could to get it to 10!

How many diamond songs does she have in the US? Bad Romance and Poker Face only? Is Shallow close?

As much as she annoyed me, I'll miss Sophie's pouty face :lol: