West Coast

wtf are these nominations now...

it was snubbed last year bestie

Not me watching that stupid livestream

Preparing myself for an imminent (not surprising) collective disappointment.

I just wanna say that the entire album sounds otherworldly on vinyl. 'Text Book' brought be to tears.

Hopefully no unreleased tracks and more guitar. I love you 'Blue Banisters' you're great and everything, but I think she's done everything humanly possible with piano now.

Maroon 5, especially that douchebag Adam Levine

cause he's the most overrated and overhyped music producer of the 21st century

Old Money, because it brings me to tears.

I just want her to show up tbh.

I find Lana to be very resilient, because despite being at the center of some controversies and her albums getting ridiculous negative backlash from the getgo, she still managed to make a name for herself in the industry and even be considered a trailblazer years down the line. I hate award shows and their politics as much as the next person, but she's really thriving despite some naysayers, never missing a beat to criticize her.

Lana dropping the ball about 'Ultraviolence' at the 'Tropico' premiere teas.

The way Lana is going to make "LDR9 Pre-Release Thread" happen on December 4th.

I love that too, but UV and HM deserve as much praise. If not more.

she better not flake

I stan a decade defining legend.

Lana as well as Jack Harlow, Olivia Rodrigo, Lil Nas X, Billie Eilish and Finneas; BTS, Polo G, City Girls, Normani and Kali Uchis will be celebrated during a luncheon on December 4th! The pre-show/red carpet event will be hosted by Amazon Music. She will be awarded the "Decade Award": "In October 2011, Lana Del Rey released her first single, 'Video Games,” and a star was born. A decade later, she is regarded as one of the most influential singer-songwriters of the 21st century thanks to Grammy nominations and critical acclaim for her albums “Norman Fucking Rockwell,” “Born to Die,” and in the last year, “Chemtrails Over the Country Club” and “Blue Bannisters.'" https://variety.com/2021/music/news/variety-hitmakers-jack-harlow-olivia-rodrigo-lil-nas-x-lana-del-rey-1235115745/?fbclid=IwAR0ACGoceAL1tfi2Em9amzR4PBtYkq5KToy3oW3zNVHrk2n3-jl9IMvaUWE

My order has finally dispatched; I just received an email from the Canadian store!

I still haven't heard anything from the Canadian store.

The vinyl colour is beyond pretty and I love the cover so much, but I'm definitely bummed out that they used the same gatefold interior. That collage is not it, too DIY for me. Still planning on getting it though.

well that makes two of us.

you have no idea how right you are about that wel actually you do

I feel that way as well. I think the album is overall pretty great. But I do think that it suffers from being a bit too mellow, there should've been at least one or two more "bangers", in lieu of some of the softer tracks. Although I think the album is a tad to soft, I personally prefer the production on 'Blue Banisters', compared to the one on the past two records, especially the piano.

To echo other comments, I do hope she gets some accolades for this album, because I think that while the album suffered from the same flaws as 'NFR!' did (imho at least); it was actually a nice, personal and humble project. 'White Dress' has become one of my all time favourite of hers.