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To make up for earlier here's a tea: she doesn't say "don't be afraid of our love" in Tulsa Jesus Freak

That makes sense, and I completely agree! As a side-note, I’m like 10x more hyped for Dance Till We Die and For Free now—referring to them as “outstanding” and “gorgeous” respectively means a lot coming from Mojo!

I’m guessing it doesn’t have that standout song like the greatest or hope. Maybe it’s just a collection of really good songs but Norman had a lot of important statements. 

Probably just different reviewers with different standards and willingness to give outrageous scores like 100/100. 
 
I feel like anything from 80-100 signifies a great record from the reviewers standpoint 

you should stay that close to jesus

Dang, now I’m starting to get hyped, maybe I should’ve bought more album copies than just a vinyl lol

Three words. Tulsa. Titty. Freak.

I've been begging for this since Ultraviolence. I knew there was a reason "Let Me Love You Like a Goddess" resonated with me more deeply than others. I knew it was coming 

Mojo apparently gave the album 80/100 in a review? : D
 
ooh wait wait wait, I saw it now - that’s great!

the album being a cohesive folk/country masterpiece all the way through 

i'm hopeful about this album because it's inspired by the mid-west which is where i live, in a way, i feel like it's going to remind me of ldrakalg, which we all know is an album that i love and appreciate deeply, and i get a mid-west feel from queen of the gas station, oh say can you see, jump, etc. although i would also argue that ldrakalg has a broad and diverse sound and it could remind you of the ocean, a forest, the rural-south, and even a particular experience, such as driving alone at night, walking through the neighborhood, falling in love, or a psycedelic drug trip, and i wouldn't be surprised if cotcc has the same feel, lmlylaw is reminiscent of a snowy winter night, or a day at the beach, cotcc is reminiscent of a cool, summer morning, green grass, a peaceful, simple day-to-day life, but an underlying uncertainty, i intuitively feel like yosemite is going to end up being my favorite from this album because i feel like it's going to feel spiritual and it's going to be beyond a good, well-produced song, but it's also going to be something i can feel in my heart and my soul

it's all coming together 
 

dance till we die best song on the album confirmed!
 

Just yesterday I thought "Dance Till We Die" would be a filler.
 
Today it was described as "outstanding."
 

that review made me even more excited!

WILD AT HEART COUNTRY TWANG
 
YEEEEEHAW @DCooper
 

Vindication!!! @DCooper called this and I am living for it! also yes to this whole review. So FAR AWAY but so close to heaven for us all!

jokes on u she’d never sing a new song live 

This album will end the pandemic mark my words. Covid cases will start to disappear March 19th--manifest this Lipsters. 
 
 

there's already such a psycedelic quality to this album... maybe not sonically... but thematically and intellectually... yosemite is going to be a special song, it's going to reflect a calm, peaceful state of mind, lounging in the desert with somebody you love, despite the heat and the dry terrain, you let it be something to experience and something to find the beauty in, a kind of love and peacefulness that can only be measured by something a little less practical and a little more spiritual, but you can't just define it, but you can feel it and create something beautiful out of it... 

9 days  30 COCC

Damn it’s really gonna be that album isn’t it? 

MANICURED LAWNS TO WILDER TERRAINS 

Only annoyed by the fact that Weyes get the last note of the entire album but does it really matters?

This review is what has given the most hype since Chemtrails the song came out