LanaBoi

Honeymoon is better than Ultraviolence  *runs away and hides*

I agree - she said in an interview that she already had three songs when she first started working with Jack - so I think TNBAR, HIAB and Bartender were part of the original 11.
 
I’m almost sure that Doin’ Time was the last thing added.

Honeymoon is better than Ultraviolence  *runs away and hides*

i said it and i stand by it

Sorry but the quality is not much better... it’s scientifically studied that a digital track has a better quality than an analogic track (vinyl, cassette, etc...)

Some people can't be satisfied... 

Some people can't be satisfied... 

She already had songs when she started working with Jack - 
 
“That was such a happy accident for me, I knew Jack [Antonoff] seven years ago when we were both making records at the same time with Emile [Haynie] - he was in fun. - but I didn't really reconnect with him until January [2018], and he was like "We should definitely sit down and just start doing stuff". I told him I had three songs that I already liked for a new record, that I wasn't really writing music, and we sat down at his studio in New York and I mean he kind of started everything, 'cause he would just play chords for hours, and like, he's so good at piano, some of the stuff he writes, like, just melodically, is really - it's kind of classical - and in my case it ended up turning more folky. He made it really easy for me to just riff over everything he was doing, and in our first week I had two songs I just thought were maybe like two of the best songs I had written. He just has a lot of truth in him.”    
 
 
Probably 'The Next Best American Record', 'Bartender' and 'Happiness is a Butterfly'. 

Some people can't be satisfied... 

Whaaat? MAC and VB are GIFTS TO HUMANITY and the snippets sound amazing I...

Some people can't be satisfied... 

Some people can't be satisfied... 

Some people can't be satisfied... 

She already had songs when she started working with Jack - 
 
“That was such a happy accident for me, I knew Jack [Antonoff] seven years ago when we were both making records at the same time with Emile [Haynie] - he was in fun. - but I didn't really reconnect with him until January [2018], and he was like "We should definitely sit down and just start doing stuff". I told him I had three songs that I already liked for a new record, that I wasn't really writing music, and we sat down at his studio in New York and I mean he kind of started everything, 'cause he would just play chords for hours, and like, he's so good at piano, some of the stuff he writes, like, just melodically, is really - it's kind of classical - and in my case it ended up turning more folky. He made it really easy for me to just riff over everything he was doing, and in our first week I had two songs I just thought were maybe like two of the best songs I had written. He just has a lot of truth in him.”    
 
 
Probably 'The Next Best American Record', 'Bartender' and 'Happiness is a Butterfly'. 

She already had songs when she started working with Jack - 
 
“That was such a happy accident for me, I knew Jack [Antonoff] seven years ago when we were both making records at the same time with Emile [Haynie] - he was in fun. - but I didn't really reconnect with him until January [2018], and he was like "We should definitely sit down and just start doing stuff". I told him I had three songs that I already liked for a new record, that I wasn't really writing music, and we sat down at his studio in New York and I mean he kind of started everything, 'cause he would just play chords for hours, and like, he's so good at piano, some of the stuff he writes, like, just melodically, is really - it's kind of classical - and in my case it ended up turning more folky. He made it really easy for me to just riff over everything he was doing, and in our first week I had two songs I just thought were maybe like two of the best songs I had written. He just has a lot of truth in him.”    
 
 
Probably 'The Next Best American Record', 'Bartender' and 'Happiness is a Butterfly'. 

She already had songs when she started working with Jack - 
 
“That was such a happy accident for me, I knew Jack [Antonoff] seven years ago when we were both making records at the same time with Emile [Haynie] - he was in fun. - but I didn't really reconnect with him until January [2018], and he was like "We should definitely sit down and just start doing stuff". I told him I had three songs that I already liked for a new record, that I wasn't really writing music, and we sat down at his studio in New York and I mean he kind of started everything, 'cause he would just play chords for hours, and like, he's so good at piano, some of the stuff he writes, like, just melodically, is really - it's kind of classical - and in my case it ended up turning more folky. He made it really easy for me to just riff over everything he was doing, and in our first week I had two songs I just thought were maybe like two of the best songs I had written. He just has a lot of truth in him.”    
 
 
Probably 'The Next Best American Record', 'Bartender' and 'Happiness is a Butterfly'. 

reminder that rick nowels produced honeymoon aka her best album next to UV

How is Australia ahead of America for once with vinyls and shit? How did JB manage to get an exclusive vinyl? What the actual fuck is happening? Do I preorder the exclusive vinyl? What do I do? We never have to worry about this shit bc we always get stuff last lmao

No one asked

MAC: "You can see my heart burning in the distance"
California burning in the background of the cover
California is her heart (and the song is the heart of the album??)
ugh her MIND !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xugdFZCBGW4
 
There is also a livestream she did in the studio - this is part where she was singing along to HTD - we have no idea if what's playing in the background was Jack laying random beats or the actual song.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-dYoW2OB9k

Everyone complaining about NFR being boring, go listen to LFL  
 
On another note.. 
 
If Stronger is actually called 'California' there goes my theory about it being a section of 'The Greatest'.. Hmmmm  
 
Where does Shazam get its data from? 

Everyone complaining about NFR being boring, go listen to LFL  
 
On another note.. 
 
If Stronger is actually called 'California' there goes my theory about it being a section of 'The Greatest'.. Hmmmm  
 
Where does Shazam get its data from? 

Everyone complaining about NFR being boring, go listen to LFL  
 
On another note.. 
 
If Stronger is actually called 'California' there goes my theory about it being a section of 'The Greatest'.. Hmmmm  
 
Where does Shazam get its data from? 

Everyone complaining about NFR being boring, go listen to LFL  
 
On another note.. 
 
If Stronger is actually called 'California' there goes my theory about it being a section of 'The Greatest'.. Hmmmm  
 
Where does Shazam get its data from?