
About Love For Sale
Tracklist
Critic Reviews
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Bennett’s got these songs under his skin, and pop’s Mother Monster does a brilliant job of helping him deliver them as a final gift to the world.
Rating: 100/100
The Independent -
It’s certainly delightful and delicious – as they croon on opening track De-Lovely – although also decidedly undemanding.
Rating: 80/100
The Telegraph -
This consistently classy collection is a fine way to take a final bow.
Rating: 80/100
Evening Standard -
Where Bennett underplays (partly from necessity), Gaga likes to overplay, so their performances meet somewhere in the middle, her theatricality flirting with his restraint.
Rating: 70/100
The Sydney Morning Herald -
‘Love For Sale’ is emblematic of her incredible creative breadth, the culmination of a decade-long friendship with Tony Bennett.
Rating: 70/100
Clash -
Beyond sympathy and sentiment, Love for Sale disarms cynicism simply by being infectiously good fun.
Rating: 60/100
The Guardian -
A superhero team-up that has produced another album of rock-solid takes on the American songbook.
Rating: 60/100
Rolling Stone -
Though they’re vastly different icons, from entirely different generations, it’s testament to their power that both artists find their own voices in such timeless classics.
Rating: 60/100
NME -
True, Bennett recorded less Cole Porter than Sinatra, but he is such an appealing character, and he can give such wonderful empathy to a lyric, that is perhaps the main joy here.
Rating: 60/100
The Arts Desk -
This ebullient album feels like a fond farewell rather than a solemn goodbye.
Rating: 60/100
The Observer