Amazon is selling Lady Gaga&39's new album for 99 cents again.

After facing some troubles the first time around, Amazon today is again selling Lady Gaga's new "Born This Way" album for just 99 cents.

The deal is available only for the MP3 version of the pop star's latest album, which hit store shelves on Monday. In addition to getting the album for less than a dollar, consumers will also receive 20GB of free storage in Amazon's Cloud Drive, which allows users to stream music over the Web to a PC, Mac, or Android-based device.

Amazon had originally offered that 99-cent promotion to customers Monday. But not long after users started buying the tracks, Amazon faced huge demand and servers started to crash. Many customers saw inordinately long download times for the album, forcing Amazon to post a page on how to address the issue. The company also thanked users for their "patience."

"Clearly customers are really excited for Lady Gaga's new album--we saw extraordinary response to Monday's promotion--far above what we expected--she definitely melted some servers," Craig Pape, director of music for Amazon, said in a statement today. "So we're doing it again, and this time we're ready."

Amazon isn't the only tech company piggybacking on Lady Gaga's star power.

Google recently unveiled a new Chrome browser commercial featuring Lady Gaga. The ad showed the artist, as well as her fans, called "Little Monsters," using many Google services. That ad has seemingly caught on with Web users. As of this writing, the video has been viewed nearly 1.1 million times on YouTube. On Monday, its views were less than half that.

Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" is currently the bestselling album on iTunes and Amazon's MP3 store.