First Stop, Arizona (Dialogue) Song Lyrics

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Really good. Best song ever

Best soundtrack out there. This will always be an iconic soundtrack. Lady Gaga & Bradley cooper have done an outstanding job with both the movie and the musical elements involved. 💯

Best. Best on Mars

Lady Gaga dead. Her time being popular has long expired

Amazing. I still love this album !!!!

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Amazing. What a film, what a soundtrack!! Amazing. Playing in the car non stop 💜

Hate it. I HATE this song. It is so boring. I’d rather listen to baby shark. Baby shark, doo doo doo doo doo

Phenomenal CD. Absolutely fantastic! Once you’ve seen the movie you can actually re-live the experience listening to the CD!

Star has already been born. This is the most extraordinary soundtrack, from both Brad Cooper and La Stupenda Lady Ga Ga. Ga Ga sets a new standard for soundtracks - and acting - for this movie. At the beginning she nods a reference to Judy Garland, who I feel would have been smiling on her for this performance. Judy lost an Oscar for her performance, but I hope Ga Ga re writes this travesty and takes out one for the best performance in a film in 2018. Utterly beautiful.

Best Part of the Movie. This is one of the meatiest movie soundtracks there has been in a while. And much of it is thanks to Gaga who as usual is a stalwart behind a mic and piano, and not to mention savvy behind a typewriter. Props must also be given to Cooper for holding his own across such an imposing entity. They both have their shining moments throughout the soundtrack. “Maybe It’s Time” and “Always Remember Us This Way” are the highlights among their respective solos but it is in the duets where the chemistry between Jackson and Ally is displayed in its fullest. While ubiquitous “Shallow” must be celebrated as a standout single, “I Don’t Know What Love Is” is the real star of the show and “Diggin’ My Grave” rocks the hardest. The more pop-oriented tracks, especially “Why Did You Do That?”, are good only for a laugh. Unlike to most others, the music to me was one of the only few things enjoyable in the film. Kudos to the starring duo and the rest of the team, especially first-timer Cooper. Ironic how the dynamics in terms of musical experience between the characters are the reverse in real life, isn’t it?