Poor Stacy
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Beautiful people liked a post in a topic by Poor Stacy in Lana to release new song "Henry, Come On" with Luke Laird
omg, this spare, minimalist folk/country vibe... lizzy grant is back back!
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omg, this spare, minimalist folk/country vibe... lizzy grant is back back!
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omg, this spare, minimalist folk/country vibe... lizzy grant is back back!
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Ocean Boulevard liked a post in a topic by Poor Stacy in Lana to release new song "Henry, Come On" with Luke Laird
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omg, this spare, minimalist folk/country vibe... lizzy grant is back back!
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The Sun Also Rises liked a post in a topic by Poor Stacy in Lana to release new song "Henry, Come On" with Luke Laird
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omg, this spare, minimalist folk/country vibe... lizzy grant is back back!
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Ocean Boulevard liked a post in a topic by Poor Stacy in Chemtrails Over the Country Club - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll
I have such a soft spot for this album. I feel like I completely understand what she was aiming for with it. It’s a shame it was so overshadowed by the controversy and state of the world at the time. I remember listening to White Dress for the first time and crying, hahaha… It hit something deep in me. Potentially her most beautiful album to me.
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Weirdkowski liked a post in a topic by Poor Stacy in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll
This is why we can't take critics seriously when she releases an album. 3/5 reviews only to hit #1 out of hundreds of albums in the same critics' Best of 2023 lists. They're aware of her brilliance, but they never give Lana her flowers immediately. Pure fucking comedy.
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maysparkle liked a post in a topic by Poor Stacy in LDR10 - Pre-Pre-Release Thread
I think it just means simpler, modern classic sounding songs. Like Let The Light In, Say Yes to Heaven, etc. Less stream-of-consciousness lyrics about her family and whatnot.
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Embach liked a post in a topic by Poor Stacy in How has your journey with Lana's music evolved?
It's pretty boring for me: I love her more with each new album.
When Born To Die came out I was absolutely obsessed. My roommate became furious with me because I played the album so much. I don't remember falling in love so hard with any other artist's debut album. She was giving old Hollywood glamour, the most beautiful orchestral strings, perfect pop choruses, and a touch of unhinged energy I couldn't really pinpoint. As I've grown older over the past 10 years, and we've gotten to know her in a wilder and deeper way, some of the magic from Born To Die has worn off a bit, but it's mostly still intact. It's just a brilliant album.
Ultraviolence was there for me when I needed it (breakup zzz) and a real heel turn for her. West Coast blew me away. I've always had a very soft spot for Honeymoon - I could always tell it was something she made for herself and not for anyone else. It's an album I've always been happy to sink into the depths with, and it's still near to my heart. Lust For Life, while never my favorite, was always an intriguing mix of different moods and emotions. NFR... Well, Venice Bitch is my favorite Lana song of all time and I feel has completely enhanced my life, so...
I feel like I'm a little older than most fans but still younger than Lana, but the last 3 albums (Chemtrails, Blue Banisters, and Ocean Blvd) have all been very special to me in their own ways. Since the pandemic I've been very reflective and existential, trying to figure out if I have as much "time" as I did when I was young to figure shit out, or if I'm disappointed with how things have turned out... Everyone I know has families of their own and big careers now. And I feel like I've always been on my own path. I guess what I'm saying is, I sort of understand where Lana's at, just sort of seemingly feeling in flux about it all... Having to make big choices.
Chemtrails is her most misunderstood album. I feel slightly protective of it, still. It's a quiet, pure, Laurel Canyon-inspired folk album that was genuinely delicate by definition, but the time period it was released in along with all the drama... It never had a chance to shine.
So my heart is definitely with the newer material, NFR and onward. But I love everything. She has double the plays of my #2 most played artist. So I'm not really sure what else to say. There's no one else like Lana.
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Aeryx liked a post in a topic by Poor Stacy in Instagram Updates
Wait at her following Kim and not Taylor. I'll only be entertained by this for about an hour, but... Tangy!
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TRENCH liked a post in a topic by Poor Stacy in How has your journey with Lana's music evolved?
It's pretty boring for me: I love her more with each new album.
When Born To Die came out I was absolutely obsessed. My roommate became furious with me because I played the album so much. I don't remember falling in love so hard with any other artist's debut album. She was giving old Hollywood glamour, the most beautiful orchestral strings, perfect pop choruses, and a touch of unhinged energy I couldn't really pinpoint. As I've grown older over the past 10 years, and we've gotten to know her in a wilder and deeper way, some of the magic from Born To Die has worn off a bit, but it's mostly still intact. It's just a brilliant album.
Ultraviolence was there for me when I needed it (breakup zzz) and a real heel turn for her. West Coast blew me away. I've always had a very soft spot for Honeymoon - I could always tell it was something she made for herself and not for anyone else. It's an album I've always been happy to sink into the depths with, and it's still near to my heart. Lust For Life, while never my favorite, was always an intriguing mix of different moods and emotions. NFR... Well, Venice Bitch is my favorite Lana song of all time and I feel has completely enhanced my life, so...
I feel like I'm a little older than most fans but still younger than Lana, but the last 3 albums (Chemtrails, Blue Banisters, and Ocean Blvd) have all been very special to me in their own ways. Since the pandemic I've been very reflective and existential, trying to figure out if I have as much "time" as I did when I was young to figure shit out, or if I'm disappointed with how things have turned out... Everyone I know has families of their own and big careers now. And I feel like I've always been on my own path. I guess what I'm saying is, I sort of understand where Lana's at, just sort of seemingly feeling in flux about it all... Having to make big choices.
Chemtrails is her most misunderstood album. I feel slightly protective of it, still. It's a quiet, pure, Laurel Canyon-inspired folk album that was genuinely delicate by definition, but the time period it was released in along with all the drama... It never had a chance to shine.
So my heart is definitely with the newer material, NFR and onward. But I love everything. She has double the plays of my #2 most played artist. So I'm not really sure what else to say. There's no one else like Lana.
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shadesofblue liked a post in a topic by Poor Stacy in Instagram Updates
Wait at her following Kim and not Taylor. I'll only be entertained by this for about an hour, but... Tangy!
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Ocean Boulevard liked a post in a topic by Poor Stacy in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll
This is why we can't take critics seriously when she releases an album. 3/5 reviews only to hit #1 out of hundreds of albums in the same critics' Best of 2023 lists. They're aware of her brilliance, but they never give Lana her flowers immediately. Pure fucking comedy.
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Embach liked a post in a topic by Poor Stacy in Instagram Updates
Wait at her following Kim and not Taylor. I'll only be entertained by this for about an hour, but... Tangy!
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The Sun Also Rises liked a post in a topic by Poor Stacy in Instagram Updates
Wait at her following Kim and not Taylor. I'll only be entertained by this for about an hour, but... Tangy!
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MamaDelGhey liked a post in a topic by Poor Stacy in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll
This is why we can't take critics seriously when she releases an album. 3/5 reviews only to hit #1 out of hundreds of albums in the same critics' Best of 2023 lists. They're aware of her brilliance, but they never give Lana her flowers immediately. Pure fucking comedy.
