Applause (Extended Version)

Lady Gaga | Applause | Extended Version | ARTPOP ACT 2 | Album | FanMade | Unofficial
"ARTPOP ACT 2" It was supposed to be released to continue the ARTPOP Era, but due to various problems, it was never officially shown.
According to Gaga, the album would include the most experimental songs that were created for the ARTPOP Era. So according to her explanation, the commercial songs would remain in ACT 1 (the original ARTPOP), and the experimental songs would remain in ACT 2 (this album). All songs were recorded in conjunction with the officially released ARTPOP songs.
During her interview on The Howard Stern Show (Nov 12, 2013), Gaga revealed that she wrote "over 90 songs" during the recording sessions of ARTPOP. Late in the recording process, "Temple" and "Nothing On (But the Radio)" were cut from the album while "Brooklyn Nights" was cut at the last minute. The latter was even mentioned by Gaga to be released later during the album cycle in 2013 to 2014. At some point during the creation of the artRAVE: the ARTPOP ball, backdrop and LED lights projection video for the stage were created for "Brooklyn Nights". Instead for the artRAVE: the ARTPOP ball in 2014, Gaga included a few unreleased songs: "Cake Like Lady Gaga", "PARTYNAUSEOUS" and a part of the instrumental from "Ratchet". She also sang "Sire" backstage to fans a few times.
This song list is unofficial. This is a compilation of songs recorded during the ARTPOP era, or that according to rumors, may have been in ARTPOP ACT 2.
Bitch, Don't Kill My Vibe / Brooklyn Nights / Onion Girl / Princess Die /
TEA / Stache (Version with Lady Gaga) / PARTYNAUSEOUS (with Kendrick Lamar) / Sire / Tinnitus
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