You and I is Lady Gaga's best song. Superb lyrics (that she wrote WITHOUT the help of Fernando or RedOne or anyone else), expert production (from a man who really knows how to make a great rock song), exemplary guitar playing (from none other than BRIAN ****ING MAY), emotional vocals, flawless live renditions at The Monster Ball... what's not to love?!
You and I is Lady Gaga's best song. Superb lyrics (that she wrote WITHOUT the help of Fernando or RedOne or anyone else), expert production (from a man who really knows how to make a great rock song), exemplary guitar playing (from none other than BRIAN ****ING MAY), emotional vocals, flawless live renditions at The Monster Ball... what's not to love?!
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Originally posted by Konichiwa
Not hear for the overproduced, noisy mess. The lyrics are great and it sounds amazing live, though.
I think the album version completely ruined the song. I lived for the song before the album came out. It is now exactly how you described Speechless, I don't care who produced it. That We Will Rock You sample.
You and I is Lady Gaga's best song. Superb lyrics (that she wrote WITHOUT the help of Fernando or RedOne or anyone else), expert production (from a man who really knows how to make a great rock song), exemplary guitar playing (from none other than BRIAN ****ING MAY), emotional vocals, flawless live renditions at The Monster Ball... what's not to love?!
You and I is Lady Gaga's best song. Superb lyrics (that she wrote WITHOUT the help of Fernando or RedOne or anyone else), expert production (from a man who really knows how to make a great rock song), exemplary guitar playing (from none other than BRIAN ****ING MAY), emotional vocals, flawless live renditions at The Monster Ball... what's not to love?!
I think the only reason Gaga stans are hard on it is because of how long it's been out and performed. I mean, June 2010 seems forever ago in Gaga time.
You and I is Lady Gaga's best song. Superb lyrics (that she wrote WITHOUT the help of Fernando or RedOne or anyone else), expert production (from a man who really knows how to make a great rock song), exemplary guitar playing (from none other than BRIAN ****ING MAY), emotional vocals, flawless live renditions at The Monster Ball... what's not to love?!
Not here for his lies.
The lyrics are great and it sounds amazing live, though.
