Just something to tied you over until the movie list is done.
10. Poker Face
The first single I ever bough by her, and without it, I wouldn't have bought any of the albums. A traditional pop song, made good by the writer and singer(one and the same)
9. So Happy I Could Die
This song isn't anything special, it's just standard Gaga, with a nice drumbeat in the background. Hell of a lot better then "Teeth" or "Brown Eyes", but still falls short.
8. Paparazzi
The first truly unique Lady Gaga song. This proved that she had real songwriting potential, and could tell a (messed up) story in her lyrics of what she wanted in life.
7. Eh,Eh(Nothing Else I Can Say)
A lovely breakup song, one of the best that she ever created, and ranks up there with some of the best breakup songs of all time(ab it near the bottom of the list, but still)
6. Starstruck
A rare track, only available on the re-issue of "The Fame", this is her best collaboration(better then "Telephone"), with another one of her fame oriented songs(similar to "The Fame", "Beautiful, Dirty, Rich" etc). Also this was the best new song released on that reissue(other then what was on "The Fame Monster"
5. Dance in the Dark
The supposed single that was never to be(except in Australia)! And what a single it would've been. One of her longer songs, but by no means a over-excessive track. It is underrated, in my opinion, and should've been release ahead of "Telephone", but then who am I to decide what Lady Gaga should or shouldn't release.
4. Summerboy
The last track, and one of the best tracks. It's Gaga at her most personal, talking about the summer love that we all have had, or would like to have had. It's also a very simple lay down, with nothing over the top. A beautiful track for a beautiful person.
3. Bad Romance
It wouldn't a list without it! This song has been blown out of proportion, with the video and the song, and it really is true what people say about it. Yes, this really is a good song, and it deserved to be the lead single, and go to Number One(it only got to Number 2). Take the time to re listen to this song, if you haven't in recent times, cause it's pure Gaga
So Bad Romance at #3? What could possibly top this beast of a song, not once, but twice on this list???
2. Just Dance
First single, first Number One, first track and first glimpse of Lady Gaga. The catchiest, and nicest song that she has ever released. Without this, the only person to fight Katy Perry would be...Ke$ha!(shudder)
1. Alejandro
Surprised? Well, with this song Gaga takes all she has, and throws it all away(in the video anyway). The video overshadows the message of this song, which I still cannot find. But anyway, this song takes what "Just Dance" offered, mixed it with "Bad Romance" and turned it into, in my opinion, the best Lady Gaga song released to date. Overshadowed, overlooked, and a hell of a song. In fact, the best Lady Gaga song out there(just saying)
And so ends this list. To close the list, I leave you with this final review on a Lady Gaga song, which deserves to be called a Lady Gaga song.
Christmas Tree
Well, if you haven't heard THIS song, you are really missing out. It's only available on iTunes for $1.29, but if you're too cheap to buy it, just find it on YouTube. You haven't heard Lady Gaga until you hear her say that her "Christmas Tree is delicious" and that you want to "light me up, put me on top let's falalalalalalalala" Beats Frosty the Snowman by a mile.
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