--- product_id: 163726705 title: "ARTPOP [VINYL]" price: "€ 71.30" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.pt/products/163726705-artpop-vinyl store_origin: PT region: Portugal --- # ARTPOP [VINYL] **Price:** € 71.30 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** ARTPOP [VINYL] - **How much does it cost?** € 71.30 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pt](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/163726705-artpop-vinyl) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description 'ARTPOP' is a celebration of obsession set to a carefully crafted musical landscape that brings the listener on a truly unique audio journey. With producers DJ White Shadow, Zedd, Madeon and others on board, Gaga's signature dance/pop sounds rose to new heights with 'ARTPOP', bringing a fresh experience that was destined to shake up the current state of pop music. Review: ARTPOP - Yet again, another brilliant album from the very talented Lady Gaga. ARTPOP sees Gaga go back to the fun and upbeat sound of The Fame Monster, and steps away from the dark Born This Way era. Most of the songs on the album are upbeat, with 'Dope' being a ballad and 'Jewel N' Drugs' having a Hip-Hop/Rap sound to it. The title track, 'Artpop' is also slow paced, with a very different sound to the rest of the album. Personally, these are my least favourite songs on the album. 'Mary Jane Holland' and 'Fashion!', to me, are filler tracks that you forget are on the album. They don't stand out and (sort of) mix in with each other. They are not as fast paced as the rest of the album, but still have a upbeat and pop sound to them. You then have the songs 'Sexxx Dreams' and 'Do What You Want', which have some erotic and dirty lyrics. This shows us a different side to Gaga, which I quite like. 'Aura' is a brilliant opening track for the album, especially with Gaga's 'HAHAHAHA'. It shows us straight away what to expect from the rest of the album, and to me, it's a grower. 'Venus' is an electronic song and would be brilliant as a single, especially if it had a music video. 'MANiCURE' is definitely a song that reminds me of the old Lady Gaga from The Fame/Monster era. This is the kind of song that would get stuck in your head. One of my favourite songs on the album is 'G.U.Y' and is screaming to be a single. Personally, I think this should of the been the second single as it is a stronger song and seems to be more popular. 'Swine' is definitely the surprise track on the album. After the first listen I was hooked and has became my favourite song on the album. A club anthem that shows us Gaga can do any style of music, (even with the weird lyrics). 'Donatella' took a couple of listens to get into. It does sort of blend in and doesn't really stand out a lot, and I can see the chorus getting on my nervous if I listen to it too much. Like 'Dope', 'Gypsy' is more of a slowed down song, however, the chorus is quite fast paced and could be classed as a dance track. This has become another one of my favourite songs, although I don't think it's that popular in general. Last but not least, you have the amazing first single, 'Applause'. I feel that Gaga done the right thing releasing this as the first single, as it is definitely one of the strongest tracks, and not only that, but what a brilliant song to end the 'ARTPOP' album. I'm looking forward to seeing what songs Gaga decided to release as singles, as there are quite a few that a worthy of being a single, and having their own music video. The biggest let down of the album is the song 'Artpop'. Considering it's the title track, it's just a bit bland and boring, compared to the rest of the album. How 'Jewels N' Drugs' got onto the album I have no idea. I really hope she does not do another song like this! But overall, another amazing album! Review: ARTPOP - AMAZING - The most anticipated album of the year does not disappoint. Gone are the days of self empowerment from Born This Way. Lady Gaga is now taking on the topic of her earlier songs - sex. She also deals with the themes of drugs, the meaning of ARTPOP (Could mean anything), and her adoration for her fans. An electro explosion of quality music, this album delivers exactly what the fans have been waiting for, for over 2 years. The album takes you on a journey from start to finish. It starts off with the first trio of songs dealing with feminism with 'Aura', the first of two insane electropop tracks with no real structure and simply 'great madness' (an ode to the Burqa fashion), 'Venus', a song which could easily be broken down into 4 different songs, but still work perfectly together (emphasis on the Goddess of Love) then 'G.U.Y', which is a mid tempo electro dance song with a very catchy chorus, talking about role reversals between two lovers. This leads into 'Sex Dreams' (very sexual and sleazy), 'Jewels and Drugs' (a trap/hip hop fusion which is one of my favourites), 'MANiCURE' (a proper rock song with another catchy hook) and 'Do What U Want' (undoubtedly one of the album highlights - R&B infused with more electro). Then the mysterious, ominous, hypnotic title track slows down the pace. 'ARTPOP' is one of the best songs on the album because of it's uniqueness and the slow repetitive synths and beats which carry the track. Now back to the electro madness, and the second of the insane, none structural songs on ARTPOP = 'Swine'. Swine has such an agressive meaning that it becomes one of the best songs Gaga has ever produced. It is indescribable, give it a listen. Then the two fashion tracks play, called 'Donatella' (referring to Donatella Versace), which is one of the weakest on the album, due to the random lyrics. Nevertheless the instrumental makes it listenable. And 'Fashion!' the second of the two tracks, is much better, reminiscent of Beegee's 70's disco groove, surprisingly produced by Will.i.am and David Guetta. Then the finale, which focuses on her love for her fans, approaches in the next 3 songs with 'Mary Jane Holland', the infamous weed anthem which Gaga turns into a homage to her fans and would be a very popular song in concert. Then the album's main piano ballad 'Dope' which is a painful admission from Gaga which declares how much she loves her fans. This is followed by the closing track 'Gypsy'. Gypsy is without a doubt the best song on the album and the best way to end the electronic anthems. It instantly reminds us of the epicness of 'The Edge of Glory' and again taking influence from Springsteen. Gaga's vocals are so strong as we can imagine her life as a 'gypsy' with no home, travelling the world and her connection with her lover. It gets bigger and bigger till the final note. The best way to end the album. Finally 'Applause' could be classed as the encore of the album after the climax of 'Gypsy'. An electro filled dance song with a meaningful chorus, so simple yet so catchy. And with the final letters called by Gaga she completes the name of this immense album: A-R-T-P-O-P. Best songs: Gypsy, ARTPOP, Do What U Want Weakest songs: Donatella (still hasn't grown on me) ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B07X38KVKM | | Best Sellers Rank | 20,658 in CDs & Vinyl ( See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl ) 2,985 in Pop Rock 4,835 in Vinyl | | Customer reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (4,214) | | Label | UMC - Polydor | | Manufacturer | UMC - Polydor | | Manufacturer reference | 7751705 | | Number of discs | 2 | | Product Dimensions | 31.29 x 31.39 x 0.79 cm; 235.87 g | ## Images ![ARTPOP [VINYL] - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/612EEsK+nFL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ARTPOP *by J***L on 15 November 2013* Yet again, another brilliant album from the very talented Lady Gaga. ARTPOP sees Gaga go back to the fun and upbeat sound of The Fame Monster, and steps away from the dark Born This Way era. Most of the songs on the album are upbeat, with 'Dope' being a ballad and 'Jewel N' Drugs' having a Hip-Hop/Rap sound to it. The title track, 'Artpop' is also slow paced, with a very different sound to the rest of the album. Personally, these are my least favourite songs on the album. 'Mary Jane Holland' and 'Fashion!', to me, are filler tracks that you forget are on the album. They don't stand out and (sort of) mix in with each other. They are not as fast paced as the rest of the album, but still have a upbeat and pop sound to them. You then have the songs 'Sexxx Dreams' and 'Do What You Want', which have some erotic and dirty lyrics. This shows us a different side to Gaga, which I quite like. 'Aura' is a brilliant opening track for the album, especially with Gaga's 'HAHAHAHA'. It shows us straight away what to expect from the rest of the album, and to me, it's a grower. 'Venus' is an electronic song and would be brilliant as a single, especially if it had a music video. 'MANiCURE' is definitely a song that reminds me of the old Lady Gaga from The Fame/Monster era. This is the kind of song that would get stuck in your head. One of my favourite songs on the album is 'G.U.Y' and is screaming to be a single. Personally, I think this should of the been the second single as it is a stronger song and seems to be more popular. 'Swine' is definitely the surprise track on the album. After the first listen I was hooked and has became my favourite song on the album. A club anthem that shows us Gaga can do any style of music, (even with the weird lyrics). 'Donatella' took a couple of listens to get into. It does sort of blend in and doesn't really stand out a lot, and I can see the chorus getting on my nervous if I listen to it too much. Like 'Dope', 'Gypsy' is more of a slowed down song, however, the chorus is quite fast paced and could be classed as a dance track. This has become another one of my favourite songs, although I don't think it's that popular in general. Last but not least, you have the amazing first single, 'Applause'. I feel that Gaga done the right thing releasing this as the first single, as it is definitely one of the strongest tracks, and not only that, but what a brilliant song to end the 'ARTPOP' album. I'm looking forward to seeing what songs Gaga decided to release as singles, as there are quite a few that a worthy of being a single, and having their own music video. The biggest let down of the album is the song 'Artpop'. Considering it's the title track, it's just a bit bland and boring, compared to the rest of the album. How 'Jewels N' Drugs' got onto the album I have no idea. I really hope she does not do another song like this! But overall, another amazing album! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ARTPOP - AMAZING *by M***S on 14 November 2013* The most anticipated album of the year does not disappoint. Gone are the days of self empowerment from Born This Way. Lady Gaga is now taking on the topic of her earlier songs - sex. She also deals with the themes of drugs, the meaning of ARTPOP (Could mean anything), and her adoration for her fans. An electro explosion of quality music, this album delivers exactly what the fans have been waiting for, for over 2 years. The album takes you on a journey from start to finish. It starts off with the first trio of songs dealing with feminism with 'Aura', the first of two insane electropop tracks with no real structure and simply 'great madness' (an ode to the Burqa fashion), 'Venus', a song which could easily be broken down into 4 different songs, but still work perfectly together (emphasis on the Goddess of Love) then 'G.U.Y', which is a mid tempo electro dance song with a very catchy chorus, talking about role reversals between two lovers. This leads into 'Sex Dreams' (very sexual and sleazy), 'Jewels and Drugs' (a trap/hip hop fusion which is one of my favourites), 'MANiCURE' (a proper rock song with another catchy hook) and 'Do What U Want' (undoubtedly one of the album highlights - R&B infused with more electro). Then the mysterious, ominous, hypnotic title track slows down the pace. 'ARTPOP' is one of the best songs on the album because of it's uniqueness and the slow repetitive synths and beats which carry the track. Now back to the electro madness, and the second of the insane, none structural songs on ARTPOP = 'Swine'. Swine has such an agressive meaning that it becomes one of the best songs Gaga has ever produced. It is indescribable, give it a listen. Then the two fashion tracks play, called 'Donatella' (referring to Donatella Versace), which is one of the weakest on the album, due to the random lyrics. Nevertheless the instrumental makes it listenable. And 'Fashion!' the second of the two tracks, is much better, reminiscent of Beegee's 70's disco groove, surprisingly produced by Will.i.am and David Guetta. Then the finale, which focuses on her love for her fans, approaches in the next 3 songs with 'Mary Jane Holland', the infamous weed anthem which Gaga turns into a homage to her fans and would be a very popular song in concert. Then the album's main piano ballad 'Dope' which is a painful admission from Gaga which declares how much she loves her fans. This is followed by the closing track 'Gypsy'. Gypsy is without a doubt the best song on the album and the best way to end the electronic anthems. It instantly reminds us of the epicness of 'The Edge of Glory' and again taking influence from Springsteen. Gaga's vocals are so strong as we can imagine her life as a 'gypsy' with no home, travelling the world and her connection with her lover. It gets bigger and bigger till the final note. The best way to end the album. Finally 'Applause' could be classed as the encore of the album after the climax of 'Gypsy'. An electro filled dance song with a meaningful chorus, so simple yet so catchy. And with the final letters called by Gaga she completes the name of this immense album: A-R-T-P-O-P. Best songs: Gypsy, ARTPOP, Do What U Want Weakest songs: Donatella (still hasn't grown on me) ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ She's still got it *by A***A on 29 November 2013* Gaga's the only pop singer who really tries to creat something new, to explore different styles and genres, and the only artist who gives me hope that pop music isn't dead. In my opinion ARTPOP sounds really weird. Different from all things she's done before, but in a good way. A bit about every song: Aura - Love it! Absolutely crazy song, with strange begining and beautiful chorus. 8/10 Venus - As far as I know song was produced by Lady Gaga herself. I was blown away the first time I heard it. Seriously, one the best songs Gaga's ever done. 10/10 G.U.Y. - Well, hit song, for sure. It would do great as a single. Sounds like something from 80th. Word game is really interesting(GUY, GIRL). 7/10 Sexxx Dreams - So lesbian:) I like these two voices of Gaga, each speaking to a different lover (apparently, the first's a man and the second's a woman). The verses are awesome, but chorus is rather simple. 7/10 Jewels & Drugs - not bad. Good trap songs with good and witty lines. 6/10 Manicure - Hit. The guitar sounds perfect. The clapping beat is awesome, but I wanted more of "Heeeeaaal me" thing. 8/10 Do What You Want - Obviously, song has a message for media and sociaty. Gaga sounds perfect. R.Kelly, you did fine. 7/10 ARTPOP - At first seemed like a simple song, even dull, but after more listening it has grown on me. Now, it's one of my favourite on the album. 9/10 Swine - For me it's too techno, but the verses are blast! 7/10 Donatella - Well, lyrics are rather funny, but it's Gaga, so. But, it would good as a single. 6/10 Fashion! - So Bowie and Jackson! Many people call it a filler song, but no, for me it's amazingly beautiful. 10/10 Mary Jane Holland - Great!Great!Great! Love everything about this song. Somehow it sounds darker compared to other songs. 9/10 Dope - Gaga + piano = perfection. Also this song has a great meaning. 9/10 Gypsy - Born This Way Gaga. Sounds a lot like "Hair" or "Mary The Night". Very inspiring. 8/10 Applause - I love it, honestly, I love it very much. This song is catchy, funny, well-structured and just great. 9/10 I want to thank Lady Gaga for experimenting, for being risky, for constantly searching for a new sound, new way to express herself. And I definitely recommend people to buy this album, because it's really good. Not her best, cause I believe she's yet to make it, but still a really good one. ## Frequently Bought Together - ARTPOP [VINYL] - Joanne [VINYL] - BORN THIS WAY THE TENTH ANNIVERSARY [VINYL] --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.pt/products/163726705-artpop-vinyl](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/163726705-artpop-vinyl) --- *Product available on Desertcart Portugal* *Store origin: PT* *Last updated: 2026-07-09*