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The post-release thread will be so short lolll

Annie is annoying af with her irrelevant questions, she always ask artists "Why aren't you political??!!1!" 
Like Lana went political on one album and it was also arguably her worst, I don't understand the fascination with artists going down that road.

the Ultimate Review -- PARADIXO's first impressions
 
 
 

Venice Bitch really should've been the album closing tracks smh 

Annie is annoying af with her irrelevant questions, she always ask artists "Why aren't you political??!!1!" 
Like Lana went political on one album and it was also arguably her worst, I don't understand the fascination with artists going down that road.

The thing about lyrical recurrence is that for a few songs span on several albums, it's fine. But when you already expect a couple songs on the album to be like "blue blue blue, pale moonlight, red party dress, Hollywood, throw a bunch of f and b words here and there" it's not much recurrence but rather redundancy and it can easily come across as lazy writing.

Annie is annoying af with her irrelevant questions, she always ask artists "Why aren't you political??!!1!" 
Like Lana went political on one album and it was also arguably her worst, I don't understand the fascination with artists going down that road.

Annie is annoying af with her irrelevant questions, she always ask artists "Why aren't you political??!!1!" 
Like Lana went political on one album and it was also arguably her worst, I don't understand the fascination with artists going down that road.

Annie is annoying af with her irrelevant questions, she always ask artists "Why aren't you political??!!1!" 
Like Lana went political on one album and it was also arguably her worst, I don't understand the fascination with artists going down that road.

Clear and concise... and I agree.

U tried to insinuate Mike Love is irrelevant when she literally mentions a song he crafted without Brian or Dennis (considering Dennis was dead and Brian did not write or sing on it)  
 
Don't pretend Lana doesn't selectively romanticize her idols when she absolutely does. Lou Reed, Elvis Presley and John Lennon for starters. Yet Kanye is all bullets.

LOL
2 questions weren't even worth starting up my laptop that was so underwhelming

closing the tab where that radio was playing was a very pleasing moment to me

no one's showing up to that irrelevant fad baiter's party

like around the time she also let Giorgio Moroder hang in there after he actually praised her in an interview. 2014 Lana was a mess oof  

Brian said she never showed up to record it I think  

Annie Mac ain't no Fearne Cotton and that is a FACT

Miss Annie is pulling all these STUNTS to lure in viewers to her irrelevant radio show    bosses are threatening to cut her off given all these EMPTY seats in the audience.

She mentions Kokomo in the next line which has literally nothing to do with Brian Wilson  

The thing about lyrical recurrence is that for a few songs span on several albums, it's fine. But when you already expect a couple songs on the album to be like "blue blue blue, pale moonlight, red party dress, Hollywood, throw a bunch of f and b words here and there" it's not much recurrence but rather redundancy and it can easily come across as lazy writing.

Saying this is not her best, is not the same as saying it's bad you guys. I can already tell that the album is 3-4 songs too long, and can pick apart stuff that just sound weird/cheap in both the production and the mixing. It's new, it's fresh, so for me it's just laughable when people are quick to call it her best when it's not even out yet, even funnier calling this her Magum Opus. Still a good album, but the audacity of some of y'all 

I agree, it all comes down to personal preferences. But to call it her best album... that's a bit of a stretch. It's definitely a worthy successor of her past albums. 
 
Is it superior than Lust for Life? On many levels, it definitely is imho.
 
Is it better than Born To Die? Some would argue that her first album is her best, it's definitely what got me into Lana, but I see it as a more mature and intricate album for sure.
Is it better than both Ultraviolence and Honeymoon? Absolutely fucking not 

I did not know that   
and good for Amy, her record is spotless and a classic!
 
I remember back in late 2014, early 2015 I was super pumped that Lana might be working with him. But since Honeymoon is perfect as is, I'm glad to know we didn't need his shitty input.

The thing about lyrical recurrence is that for a few songs span on several albums, it's fine. But when you already expect a couple songs on the album to be like "blue blue blue, pale moonlight, red party dress, Hollywood, throw a bunch of f and b words here and there" it's not much recurrence but rather redundancy and it can easily come across as lazy writing.

I don't think I have ever laughed this hard in my entire life. That was good one, tell us another!