She doesn't have to worry about her boobs getting in the way of her guitar playing.

Thats funny I was going to say shes not as cute as the last one.
>> ^MrFisk:

She doesn't have to worry about her boobs getting in the way of her guitar playing.

She's obviously french, check out the pits!

This song still sounds like pop even as a metal cover. Congrats lady gaga.

gay in many ways

he's ADORABLES!

no matter how you play it, lady gaga can not be made metal

... Are you sure it's a 'she'?

>> ^legacy0100:

... Are you sure it's a 'she'?


.............I think that's the joke....

But yeah. Awesome playing, shitty song, and the hair-flipping gets really annoying really fast. Other than that, I wish I could play that well.

Everything sounds better with Metal.

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Yup.>> ^mxxcon:

no matter how you play it, lady gaga can not be made metal

Don't you think it would have been so much better with the vocals still in it?

Never having heard the Gaga song, it doesn't sound like pop to me.

It only sounds like pop because your brain adds the lyrics. I'm not entirely convinced this is more pop than Iron Maiden.

The sound you hear is pre-recorded. It sounded like there was more than one guitar playing.

If you can't rock out while getting your hair caught up in the strings, you're a poser.

This video brings something very important to light. I will never recall a single one of his sweeps or any of his technically impressive double tapped solos. When he remains true to the song's melody, it's straight forward, ordered, and stands out.

Pop music strives for the perfection of appealing to what the human brain craves: simplicity.

This is a baroque cover of a classical song. People will disparage the original as simplistic, boring. But the Classical period followed the Baroque period for a reason.

It's often forgotten that punk was not an outright rejection of pop music; it was a stripping down of pop music. It was an oversimplification, welcomed by many.

I'm drunk and don't have much in the way of a conclusion to tie my thoughts together, but the more astute readers will understand what I'm getting at.