Vertimus

Her team has rarely, if ever, exercised traditional, standard, or industry-professional approaches to new releases.
 
I've never experienced this with other artists I've stanned, so I assume Lana is a large part of whatever processes take place, and Ben and co. may have a similar attitude and approach.
 
Or perhaps Lana is just indecisive as an individual, and has enough industry power to be indecisive--and perhaps the smaller label she's on is used to her changing tracks, concepts, album titles. and dates, or some combination of all of these. 
 
I agree the ongoing LA fires are probably having a devastating effect on her, as they are on all residents of Southern California and beyond--including us. She'll likely respond via her art given time. Whether the fires will alter the TRPWS rollout remains to be seen, but it seems likely. 

Her team has rarely, if ever, exercised traditional, standard, or industry-professional approaches to new releases.
 
I've never experienced this with other artists I've stanned, so I assume Lana is a large part of whatever processes take place, and Ben and co. may have a similar attitude and approach.
 
Or perhaps Lana is just indecisive as an individual, and has enough industry power to be indecisive--and perhaps the smaller label she's on is used to her changing tracks, concepts, album titles. and dates, or some combination of all of these. 
 
I agree the ongoing LA fires are probably having a devastating effect on her, as they are on all residents of Southern California and beyond--including us. She'll likely respond via her art given time. Whether the fires will alter the TRPWS rollout remains to be seen, but it seems likely. 

Some of her best songs ever! 

Her team has rarely, if ever, exercised traditional, standard, or industry-professional approaches to new releases.
 
I've never experienced this with other artists I've stanned, so I assume Lana is a large part of whatever processes take place, and Ben and co. may have a similar attitude and approach.
 
Or perhaps Lana is just indecisive as an individual, and has enough industry power to be indecisive--and perhaps the smaller label she's on is used to her changing tracks, concepts, album titles. and dates, or some combination of all of these. 
 
I agree the ongoing LA fires are probably having a devastating effect on her, as they are on all residents of Southern California and beyond--including us. She'll likely respond via her art given time. Whether the fires will alter the TRPWS rollout remains to be seen, but it seems likely. 

Her team has rarely, if ever, exercised traditional, standard, or industry-professional approaches to new releases.
 
I've never experienced this with other artists I've stanned, so I assume Lana is a large part of whatever processes take place, and Ben and co. may have a similar attitude and approach.
 
Or perhaps Lana is just indecisive as an individual, and has enough industry power to be indecisive--and perhaps the smaller label she's on is used to her changing tracks, concepts, album titles. and dates, or some combination of all of these. 
 
I agree the ongoing LA fires are probably having a devastating effect on her, as they are on all residents of Southern California and beyond--including us. She'll likely respond via her art given time. Whether the fires will alter the TRPWS rollout remains to be seen, but it seems likely. 

Her team has rarely, if ever, exercised traditional, standard, or industry-professional approaches to new releases.
 
I've never experienced this with other artists I've stanned, so I assume Lana is a large part of whatever processes take place, and Ben and co. may have a similar attitude and approach.
 
Or perhaps Lana is just indecisive as an individual, and has enough industry power to be indecisive--and perhaps the smaller label she's on is used to her changing tracks, concepts, album titles. and dates, or some combination of all of these. 
 
I agree the ongoing LA fires are probably having a devastating effect on her, as they are on all residents of Southern California and beyond--including us. She'll likely respond via her art given time. Whether the fires will alter the TRPWS rollout remains to be seen, but it seems likely. 

Her team has rarely, if ever, exercised traditional, standard, or industry-professional approaches to new releases.
 
I've never experienced this with other artists I've stanned, so I assume Lana is a large part of whatever processes take place, and Ben and co. may have a similar attitude and approach.
 
Or perhaps Lana is just indecisive as an individual, and has enough industry power to be indecisive--and perhaps the smaller label she's on is used to her changing tracks, concepts, album titles. and dates, or some combination of all of these. 
 
I agree the ongoing LA fires are probably having a devastating effect on her, as they are on all residents of Southern California and beyond--including us. She'll likely respond via her art given time. Whether the fires will alter the TRPWS rollout remains to be seen, but it seems likely. 

Some of her best songs ever! 

Didn't LDR herself at one point say she considered it an album? Shouldn't we let her have the final say? 
 
To me, Paradise is very different from BTD--if Paradise was a great deal like BTD, especially in BTD's weaker tracks, I'd tend to see it as an EP, but it has a power and character all its own, and, to my ear, is markedly different in tone and vision. 

Who knows? She may be inspired by the catastrophic LA fires to change direction and plans again, as she did about a year ago with the earlier formulation of Lasso. And the fires aren't over--Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Bel Air, and even the San Fernando Valley may burn before this ends. 
 
As the Pitchfork writer mentioned, she never released White Hot Forever and Rock Candy Sweet, though we probably know them in different forms as COCC and BB. 

Who knows? She may be inspired by the catastrophic LA fires to change direction and plans again, as she did about a year ago with the earlier formulation of Lasso. And the fires aren't over--Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Bel Air, and even the San Fernando Valley may burn before this ends. 
 
As the Pitchfork writer mentioned, she never released White Hot Forever and Rock Candy Sweet, though we probably know them in different forms as COCC and BB. 

I'd prefer a different title, and if it remains as it is, will probably still change the name to Lasso in Apple Music. 

Who knows? She may be inspired by the catastrophic LA fires to change direction and plans again, as she did about a year ago with the earlier formulation of Lasso. And the fires aren't over--Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Bel Air, and even the San Fernando Valley may burn before this ends. 
 
As the Pitchfork writer mentioned, she never released White Hot Forever and Rock Candy Sweet, though we probably know them in different forms as COCC and BB. 

Who knows? She may be inspired by the catastrophic LA fires to change direction and plans again, as she did about a year ago with the earlier formulation of Lasso. And the fires aren't over--Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Bel Air, and even the San Fernando Valley may burn before this ends. 
 
As the Pitchfork writer mentioned, she never released White Hot Forever and Rock Candy Sweet, though we probably know them in different forms as COCC and BB. 

Who knows? She may be inspired by the catastrophic LA fires to change direction and plans again, as she did about a year ago with the earlier formulation of Lasso. And the fires aren't over--Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Bel Air, and even the San Fernando Valley may burn before this ends. 
 
As the Pitchfork writer mentioned, she never released White Hot Forever and Rock Candy Sweet, though we probably know them in different forms as COCC and BB. 

Who knows? She may be inspired by the catastrophic LA fires to change direction and plans again, as she did about a year ago with the earlier formulation of Lasso. And the fires aren't over--Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Bel Air, and even the San Fernando Valley may burn before this ends. 
 
As the Pitchfork writer mentioned, she never released White Hot Forever and Rock Candy Sweet, though we probably know them in different forms as COCC and BB. 

Who knows? She may be inspired by the catastrophic LA fires to change direction and plans again, as she did about a year ago with the earlier formulation of Lasso. And the fires aren't over--Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Bel Air, and even the San Fernando Valley may burn before this ends. 
 
As the Pitchfork writer mentioned, she never released White Hot Forever and Rock Candy Sweet, though we probably know them in different forms as COCC and BB. 

I'd prefer a different title, and if it remains as it is, will probably still change the name to Lasso in Apple Music. 

Who knows? She may be inspired by the catastrophic LA fires to change direction and plans again, as she did about a year ago with the earlier formulation of Lasso. And the fires aren't over--Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Bel Air, and even the San Fernando Valley may burn before this ends. 
 
As the Pitchfork writer mentioned, she never released White Hot Forever and Rock Candy Sweet, though we probably know them in different forms as COCC and BB. 

Who knows? She may be inspired by the catastrophic LA fires to change direction and plans again, as she did about a year ago with the earlier formulation of Lasso. And the fires aren't over--Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Bel Air, and even the San Fernando Valley may burn before this ends. 
 
As the Pitchfork writer mentioned, she never released White Hot Forever and Rock Candy Sweet, though we probably know them in different forms as COCC and BB. 

Who knows? She may be inspired by the catastrophic LA fires to change direction and plans again, as she did about a year ago with the earlier formulation of Lasso. And the fires aren't over--Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Bel Air, and even the San Fernando Valley may burn before this ends. 
 
As the Pitchfork writer mentioned, she never released White Hot Forever and Rock Candy Sweet, though we probably know them in different forms as COCC and BB. 

Some of her best songs ever! 

Mine too. Yes, it’s an album, and to me, one of her very best. 

Yes, it’s a beatiful album 

I consider it an album. I see how people don’t think it is because lana considers it as an EP and the Paradise edition of BTD. But Paradise was released on its own without being merged with BTD. It has its own distinct era that’s different from BTD alone and 8 tracks seems a little long for an EP imo. Spotify classifies Paradise as an album too soo