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Norman Fucking Rockwell - Pre-Release Thread
111 replied to Elle's topic in Retired Pre-Release Threads
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do you wanna bounce bounce bounce charlotte xcx is shaking!
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I still think about this song. Wow.
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Norman Fucking Rockwell - Pre-Release Thread
111 replied to Elle's topic in Retired Pre-Release Threads
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Minor General Questions that Don't Deserve Their Own Thread
111 replied to Monicker's topic in Lana Thoughts
We been knew thanks to a mysterious person that the first demo, Diet Mt. Dew Baby (snippet available), has been recorded in 2008 -
Norman Fucking Rockwell - Pre-Release Thread
111 replied to Elle's topic in Retired Pre-Release Threads
I didn't hear the album. Don't be a cunt xoxo -
She's doing the smart thing.
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Norman Fucking Rockwell - Pre-Release Thread
111 replied to Elle's topic in Retired Pre-Release Threads
Her best songs from each album: Yayo Off To The Races Ride West Coast Terrence Loves You Heroin Venice Bitch -
Not the only person liking this is the user Round And Round.
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I love that the trash R&R is forgotten and she acknowledges the superior song!
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Of course Baby is gonna be on the album. Imagine the amount of streams, exposure and promo she will get from that song, especially if it's a hit. It would be an awful business decision if it wasn't on it lol. The sound doesn't really fit in with the rest right now, but she can just put it at the end, make it a bonus track.
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Science > Girl Of The Year > Little Things > Focus > Not So Bad In L.A.
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You see, I don't think it's fair to judge a song too harshly based on its live version. The studio version, especially the final chorus, has an extra kick. You can hear the subtle bass guitar and beat. Also, there are a lot of vocal layering which make the final bit a lot more magical and I'm basing all of this on the early demo that I have (apparently they added more synths and stuff in the later versions). This is the kind of sound she kept for the upbeat tracks. The production is minimalistic, lots of bass and synths going on, the choruses for the upbeat songs are short and focused on the melodies and the vocalization she does which sound really nice. The chorus for Superstar is basically "oh oh oh superstar superstar (in head voice)". She's experimenting a lot with her voice during this record and doing lots of layering which gets kinda lost when you translate it to a live performance. Now the ballads or mid/low-tempo tracks are a different kind of beast. They are stripped back, lyrics are rich and strong, there's a laptop demo that she did that was almost acapella and they didn't add much to it in the final version. And there's this other track that sounds very much like Happy. So basically I'm not sure if Emotional Machine was a good song to sing live cause you lose so much of the fine details the studio version has. Soo yeah, don't go too hard on her. It's in my top 3.
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https://twitter.com/ultrasubversive/status/1046084801843859458
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Emotional Machine is her best song. (jk FROOT is)
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Put 13 Beaches under May 2016 @lanadelrey