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So how long until the next album

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She changed the name of the story collection on her profile to "lifeisbeautiful"

I need to hear these instrumentals

When did she say BAR was closely related to white mustang? BAR and Yosemite are the ying/yang And she likely hadn't even met g eazy when she wrote this in 2016. It was an early song to a different version of ldr5, one that was without the influence of her fling with g eazy The only impact he had was IMF

God bless America is so underrated I literally had a dream featuring the song (check the dreams thread) and now it's in my top 5 for LFL

I had a dream that God Bless America was used for a series of really popular TV adverts, and as a result, the song blew up to summertime sadness levels. ... and I remember feeling jealousy because I never appreciated the song when nobody used to know about it

I hope the album is more like hard than to imagine (honestly what was dust :/ but I did love compass, scary love and stuck with me)

The title reminds me of Sara by fleetwood mac

The imf instrumental is a million times better than the actual song It's completely haunting and dark - the piano keys?? That burst of string?? The intermittent buzz?? Those screams at the end of each verse? The bridge is incredible The way it carries itself ahhhh if I had listened to the instrumental before the song itself I would never imagine it to end up so mediocre

In the comments of her post she said that she suffers from an auto immune disease... yall what if she can't release music because she has lupus

Some of yall trying to dissect the reasoning behind her apparently saying "shut up / shut up" Why would she even be saying shut up? Common sense surely that it's just a doowop 60s ad lib thing like she did in LFL and brooklyn baby

Wow what Lana doesn't follow her so how did she see the story in the first place hm

I really need another lofi west coast summer album from lana Surf rock with a lightness to it, to follow the lightness at the end of get free https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IwOkZjpkLO8 basically this is entirely what I envision (and the west coast radio edit)

She looks amazing holy shit

She says in the interview she has multiple tracks. The only one she actually mentions by name is Bartender

Rancid imperialist land grabbers like you can choke

Yall are giving his claims too much credence, the details he's including are really vague and there's nothing entirely specific regarding lana apart from the fact that she used to be lizzy grant / she's slept with many men? That's common knowledge, the rest he could be making up in some schizophrenic rant

Honestly I like coachella better than change

Yall are too quick to post

That's fake lmao

She looks like a trailer park milf, an ensemble!

Her insta story prepare for further disappointment

A thought: I've said before that I feel like Lana's tours are always a sort of bridge between the album she's just released, and the one she's journeying towards next. Like, the 2016 festivals were basically a prelude to the Love video, endless summer being thematically more honeymoon than ultraviolence, etc. Anyway, with LA to the Moon, I feel like the stage design captures where she's at, and the concepts for the next record. The beach setting, with all the rocks, the deck chair, the screens on the floor with waves rushing in - it feels like the visuals to the outro of get free, when the ambient beach sounds wander in. So, if this tour is the end of get free, that could suggest that she's really going to head ~into the blue~ with whatever she releases next, and might be seeking to embody a certain calmness/serenity in her music. I think this next album will be underpinned by loads of folky sounds, and will be more positive and reflective on the whole.

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