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Is anyone else feeling really bittersweet right now? I've got an hour before I'm listening to it and it feels like the last few hours of Christmas or a birthday, I don't want it to end but it has to
gurl same. this is also the last day of holiday for me and tomorrow i have to go back to work, so this is like 1000x worse for me and i want to kms.
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suggestions for Lana's next album title?
imo she should call it: "it may be the end of the world but i'm still thinking about sex"
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fav lana album and why it's so important to you?
probably Ultraviolence bc i'm in extreme emotional pain and i haven't made peace with myself.
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lallalaladadadadaahh~~
Salvatorrreeeeeeee
laaah ahahahahahaahhhhh~~
Limousiiiiines
ahahaaaaahhhh~~~
Ciao amorrrreeeedee
Llalalalalalaaah ahahaha~~~
Soft ice cream
queen of ice cream
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She said in one of those radio interviews today that she had written notes/lyrics lines for Sylvia/hope for years until she found a way to make a song of them.
girl i know i'm just trying to stir up some drama lmfao
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its midnight and a minute and its not out for me omg
edit: oops nvm its just not on her front page
hope you'll like it. praying for your scalp xx
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It’s sad how some people have such lack of taste. I feel bad for the people who can’t appreciate the discography highlight that is ‘hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have - but i have it’. I hope the day will come when people will finally be ready for this song, but for right now it’s just too ahead of its time for some people.
drag me but i will still delete that atrocity of a "song" and replace it with the superior Looking For America, just like any other individual with good taste x
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Let’s talk about hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have - but i have it’s greatness. Her most honest and possibly most emotional song. Everything about it is perfect. From the lyrics to the stripped down production to the iconic title to the iconic, yes, iconic misunderstood cover that’s just a quick selfie of her smiling, referring to the line about how they write that she’s happy because she smiled on the lfl cover when she’s actually not. The “look, I’m smiling, here’s a quick black and white selfie” cover on a sad song that references how her smiling doesn’t mean she’s happy is honestly perfect. I can’t wait for the day people aren’t too afraid to recognize the beauty that is ‘hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have - but i have it’.
she probably was forced by her label to release a song and she got nothing ready yet so she made this song + recorded it on her voice app in max. two hours, but go off.
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.... so do you think we're gonna get the poetry book any time soon
if she was a bit smart, she would pull a Taylor Swift and sell a Target exclusive deluxe version of the album with the poetry book. the gheys would go crazy for it. but instead we got that fugly UO vinyl ugh i hate this dumb bitch. stupid.
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let's reach 4000!
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"crack is a dangerous drug for a crackhead like me to have - but i have it" is bottom 5 in her whole discography. you can @ me, i have the time today x
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I'm delusional cuz I still want to reach 4000. Go big or go home
4000 edges snatched. we can make it gurls.
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The FACT THAT I CRYING TO CINNAMON GIRL RIIGHT NOW: I DONT WANT THIS OR THE ALBUM TO END PLEASEE LAST FOREVER :lmao: :lmao: :lmao:THE ALBUM FEELS TO SHORT
SAME the way she effortlessly came up with the best song of all-time. i really have to laugh so i don't start crying. :lmao:
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i've finally listened to the whole thing and i was very surprised by how good and solid the album is throughout. i was pretty meh on most of the pre-release tracks but she proved me wrong (again). one thing that i have to mention first is that the production is stellar what the fuck ugh... daddy Antonoff came through.
anywhom, here are my thoughts:
- Norman fucking rockwell: i was only pressing play and i'm already bald by the first track. her voice sounds so soothing and the chill and sweet atmosphere is so captivating. one of her best openers tbh, don't @ me.
- Venice Bitch: 9 minutes of pure bliss.
- Cinnamon GOD: the song that i was anticipating the MOST and she didn't disappoint me! her voice during the post chorus gives me chills. the song gives off major Born to Die vibes and i LOVE IT. this is a discography highlight in my book idc idc
- How to Disappear: a sad christmas bop. the beat is so hypnotizing and keeps your head swaying back and forth. i'm obsessed.
- Doin' Time: a good old slutty summer bop and it fits just fine in the album x
- Fuck it i love you: she didn't NEED to do this to me:
"dream a little dream of meeeee
make me into something sweeeeet
turn the radio on, dancing to a pop song
fucKK it i luh yooouu
fuck it luuh you-ooouuuuuuuu
fuck i luh youuUUUUuuuuUUuu"
THAT part is a fucking eargasm.
the vocal delivery, the humor, the beauty, the warmth. i am in TEARS. i was so
relievedpleasantly surprised when i first heard this song and i'll probably never get tired of it. another discography highlight.i need more time to digest the other tracks. i'm still shaking from the amount of excellence and creativity displayed here.
i've also noticed that this is her peak in terms of lyrics. the songwriting is so damn good and more elaborate. the themes and motives she's singing about here are basically the same as in her previous records, but there's something about the delivery, the way she's delivering emotions... it changed, and in the best way possible. the lyrics hold more delicacy and emotional value. everything seems so larger than life, yet so detailed and intricate. i don't know how to express it but it's fucking genius. she's really stepping up her pen game and i'm so HERE for it.
where would i rank this album? FOR NOW, i think it might be her third best one after Honeymoon and Ultraviolence, which is funny because the album sounds like a cross between the sadness and the vulnerability of UV, and the light and mellow atmosphere of Honeymoon.
she's finally showcasing her talent and skills and I'm so proud. Lust for Grease could never.
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that interview was a bit of a mess:
Do you see a generation of younger women making music who feel influenced by you?
Yeah.
Does that make you feel good?
Yeah. I mean …
Or do you feel like you started something and people are biting you?
I feel more good than the other way. Uh [long pause]. I just notice it and I like it. Because I like my own music. [Laughs] -
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so by the looks of it, everybody on this site has already listened to the album. i can't be the only one waiting for midnight
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to be fair her words were that she's neither liberal nor republican.
nn i know sis i'm just fooling around. she could've worded it better but whatever.
Norman Fucking Rockwell - Pre-Release Thread
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me when people ask me why West Coast is the best song of all time: