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It's just the EP, though. I meant her albums.

Agreed, but I'm not as worried about him since she never lets him produce more than one song per album.

I'm worried about Heath, Haynie, and Nowels, lol. They all have a tendency to just repeat what they've already done.

Just speculating based on tidbits of info we know about recording sessions. I'm also slightly worried about an album largely produced by Nowels, lol. He's awesome as a writer and in small doses as a producer, but I feel like a full album might be too redundant. There was a reason she re-recorded all of the songs he did for UV...they had no fire. That said, maybe he produced the demos that were expanded on by someone like Ronson/Haynie.

I'm wondering who the main producer will be. Nowels, Haynie, Ronson, a combination? I'm afraid that we'll just be getting Paradise 2.0 that's incohesive and containing the same messy amount of main producers. Kayne to Haynie to Auerbach to Nowels/Heath/Haynie/Ronson

I'm just teasing...I liked her a lot and was very glad she had everything under control.

I love the layered vocals and the fact that she's sticking to a psychedelic sound. Like I said, the harmonies remind me of the characteristic Mamas and Papas sound from the 60s. So beautiful. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7vr1uk6OFy0

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Is she covering Break Free or something

Before she sang it live, she talked about it being one of her favorite covers/songs that never made it to one of albums.

The only thing I could realistically see is Serial Killer as a bonus track for the deluxe edition.

It would be cool if the Honeymoon video is a sort of continuation of the UV one, ushering in the new era.

As gorgeous as it sounds thus far, I'm definitely hoping that the instrumental becomes more dynamic for the rest of the chorus and doesn't just see her saying "say you want me too" and "dark blue" with the same production.

He was only a vocal producer for Sad Girl.

Rick is great as a writer, but as the main producer for an LP?

Yeah, I'd be really surprised if it wasn't on the album.

UV had strings...the title track and Old Money.

So beautiful....sounds like a Mamas and Papas song from the 60s. She never disappoints

It has begun

Hotel/restaurant outside of Atlanta. They used to film Bobby and Whitney there sometimes. I've stayed there...it's really pretty. She's just paying homage to Whitney.

I hope she sings Florida Kilos. Y'all better chant for it.

Sounds like typical Lana. The true elusive chanteuse

Oh my god if she gives us a visual album

We don't speak of that

I was 23! My friend and I were at the front of the second line when they were first split up.