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I still play Don’t Forget quite regularly, the writing has this very classic 80s Go-Go’s feel to it that makes it stand out a bit in a sea of mass produced 80s revival songs 

I still play Don’t Forget quite regularly, the writing has this very classic 80s Go-Go’s feel to it that makes it stand out a bit in a sea of mass produced 80s revival songs 

Snatched a red vinyl  thank you @eyelovelefteye

Got both the red and blue vinyl variants, and one of the 13 lyric sheets! (I’ve been working some well-paying shoots lately, so I decided to treat myself)
I wish the vinyl sleeves themselves were signed though rather than just signed art prints, so I only selected ‘signed’ for one of the vinyl variants and left the other unsigned, and skipped out on a CD.
Super excited to hear the record! Can’t believe it’s been 7 years since her last full record x

Snatched a red vinyl  thank you @eyelovelefteye

I still play Don’t Forget quite regularly, the writing has this very classic 80s Go-Go’s feel to it that makes it stand out a bit in a sea of mass produced 80s revival songs 

Would love a cover of Angelene by PJ Harvey on the album - I can actually see her going for this vibe sonically as well. Also anybody ever noticed the perhaps unintentional interpolation of the lyric "prettiest mess you've ever seen" with "prettiest in-crowd you've ever seen" in TIWMUG... the phrasing and timing is almost identical (00:12)
 
 
 

Doubt it, it probably wasn’t meant to debut until tmrw, Zella is watching us

Is it already sold out bc it won’t let me see it 

The Cherry Heart tease on the red vinyl! It would be wonderful if she uploaded it to her site like “I Don’t Know How to End” or sent out an MP3 with the vinyl purchase!! 
Bunny Blue vinyl, Cherry Heart red vinyl, cds, & other merch including signed stuff here!
https://found.ee/ZellaDay_SundayInHeaven

I’d die happy if she covered Surrender by Suicide 

i would absolutely love to hear her version of I Know It’s Over by The Smiths

although i’m still holding out hope that she’ll release a 25-track cover-album filled with absolute classics ranging from 50s country to grandiose 80s rock, i would like lana to cover a song by the doors, i suggest love her madly or riders on the storm

I still play Don’t Forget quite regularly, the writing has this very classic 80s Go-Go’s feel to it that makes it stand out a bit in a sea of mass produced 80s revival songs 

I still play Don’t Forget quite regularly, the writing has this very classic 80s Go-Go’s feel to it that makes it stand out a bit in a sea of mass produced 80s revival songs 

I still play Don’t Forget quite regularly, the writing has this very classic 80s Go-Go’s feel to it that makes it stand out a bit in a sea of mass produced 80s revival songs 

it’s so frustrating and sad looking back at how much hype there was around sky in february-may and now it’s all completely gone after a bunch of bad performances
 
don’t forget has almost 2 mil spotify streams which i think is really good considering it’s had no promo 
 
i’m worried for sky, like something is truly up for all this to be happening. it can’t just be label issues or her being a perfectionist/slow worker. i hope she’s okay

I still play Don’t Forget quite regularly, the writing has this very classic 80s Go-Go’s feel to it that makes it stand out a bit in a sea of mass produced 80s revival songs 

I still play Don’t Forget quite regularly, the writing has this very classic 80s Go-Go’s feel to it that makes it stand out a bit in a sea of mass produced 80s revival songs 

Can’t wait for the vinyl pre-order to go up I wanna give her my coin after all these years 

I'm fully for this post, up until I saw the words 'country album' 

i think Lana has a lot more control in the studio, even or especially with Jack, than people wanna give her credit for.  beginning with NFR and increasing through BB, her songs have included more of a wildness, even a messiness, that's more folky, more raw, than her very much polished early work.  critics derided BTD for being over-produced.  yet with her recent albums, she discusses in her lyrics and interviews her drive towards wildness and freedom, and i think you can really hear it in the music.  when the last three albums first came out, i loved them, but i was a little critical of the difference between them and her prior work.  now, i feel like it's sunk in more, like i finally get it.  she just produces beautiful art naturally, and she's become more real and more intimate/personal in her music and lyrics.  the more time passes since Blue Banisters, the more I appreciate the direction she's been moving in.  it feels so natural, and like she wants to be more natural.  she wants her music to be honest, natural, real, raw, even or especially if that's "messy" or wild.  she expresses being wild a lot.  she talks about wanting to get away from the city, from LA or NY, and explores more small town USA feels, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, more middle America type stuff, going to the mall, doing mundane tasks like washing hair or laundry.  i think it's totally Lana's choice and her own direction taking her to the sound she has now, and tbh I love it.
 

I still play Don’t Forget quite regularly, the writing has this very classic 80s Go-Go’s feel to it that makes it stand out a bit in a sea of mass produced 80s revival songs 

zellas finally arriving which means ryn ITS YOUR TIME.......

Vinyl: https://www.amazon.com/Sunday-Heaven-LP-Zella-Day/dp/B0B9Y8ZDFW/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?crid=2B29K9DS652WT&keywords=zella+sunday+in+heaven&qid=1661457058&sprefix=zella+sunday+in+heaven%2Caps%2C80&sr=8-2
CD: 
https://www.amazon.com/Sunday-Heaven-Zella-Day/dp/B0B9WJVTNR/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=2B29K9DS652WT&keywords=zella+sunday+in+heaven&qid=1661457091&sprefix=zella+sunday+in+heaven%2Caps%2C80&sr=8-1
 
It says the vinyl doesn’t ship until January!!! What a bummer