Evergreen

She said charts AND arts. I hope DWAS is the last song on the album because I'm sure it will stick out.

She posted that Henry snippet a year ago and the production is very simple, what exactly takes so long? Unless she reworked it.

TikTok made me love this song and I'm not afraid to admit it.

The way all the insiders that talked about this album just said how boring it will be and that commercially it's going to be Blue Banisters 2.0 doesn't help us to be excited at all.

The American dates are also coming! Perhaps with the album pre order? A fan texted the person who made the UK and Ireland tour poster and asked this: https://www.reddit.com/r/lanadelrey/comments/1hf00xt/us_tour_dates_are_still_coming/

He did a hair transplant?

Some of you be saying anything I'll just post a quote from Dean Reid (one of her collaborators) about how Lana hears music, and many of the things you mentioned are intentional. Dean Reid: “We do a lot of low-pass filtering and lo-fying to take the edge off the high end. We use plug-ins all the time to darken stuff. With vocals and acoustic instruments I’m always notching out harsh frequencies. Any high squeal or ring will be sucked out. Lana likes to listen to things on her iPod on the beach, and she wants them to sound murky and mysterious. We’re very conscious of that. If we do something that doesn’t fit and that sticks out, we immediately get reactions from Lana or Rick. There is this thing about Lana that if we know she’ll be showing up in half an hour, we have an instinct about what she’s going to like and what not, and so it’s like: ‘Hurry up and make it sound good, so when she walks in the door she’ll be smiling.’ And if she’s not smiling we know how to pull it together really quickly. But she’s in the room for much of the process, and incredibly meticulous about vocal levels, for example. A lot of the vocal rides are dictated by her. She hears 0.2dB differences in volume, and when we got the first mastered songs back, she was really dismayed by how they sounded, and it turned out to be the dithering down from 24- to 16-bit that was bothering her! She has great ears and an impeccable sense of aesthetic.” https://www.soundonsound.com/techniques/inside-track-lana-del-rey-lust-life

Not with songs like Henry

If she's working with Neil again, I want it to be great. Although his work on previous albums was good, it's time for more visually thoughtful pics with lots of color contrast and interesting concept.

Poor girl. Jay Z should rot in jail next to Diddy and anyone who knew about this should be punished, too.

She does look like Sarah Paulson, queen.

Lana is here

I'd prefer any vocal take from the last 4 albums than half the songs on Lust For Life ruined by numerous filters and her way of singing through paper. She sounds dreadful and bored on them, maybe she thought it was "atmospheric" at the time but quickly changed her mind. Definitely one of the reasons why she doesn't want to call Rick for 7 years now.

She's muffling Lana's vocals and all instruments except the acoustic guitar as we speak.

Seems there is a new insider on ATRL who knows info about other artists and he said that Lana's album is not mastered yet. This contradicts a previous claim from another insider, but would explain why we have to wait at least 6 months. He also said he'll share more about the album when the preorder comes out.

I'm bored so here are my predictions for the length of the tracks on the album. Track 1 - 4:35. Perfect lenght to start getting into the vibe of the album, also I hope it's not Henry. Track 2 - 4:20. Possible title track. Track 3 - 3:58. Could be Henry. Track 4 - 3:41. A song with a similar vibe as Henry, but with a catchier chorus/more potential. Track 5 - 6:22. Lana likes to add the longest tracks at the beginning, and I don't think this album will have a song as long as A&W or Venice Bitch. Only one song over 6 minutes, but there aren't any short songs either. Unusual structure and tone change, but no transitions. Track 6 - 3:35. A song with a "lighter" sound after the longest song on the album. Track 7 - 5:53. A middle of the album song, darker and with real drums which means Jack didn't produce it. Track 8 - 5:37. Longer songs in a row. Track 9 - 5:02. The slowest song on the album which post-NFR! fans will love and pre-NFR! fans hate. I'll listen to it only to save it from the awful streaming numbers. Track 10 - 4:51. One of the best songs on the album. Track 11 - 3:45. A potential TikTok hit that no one expected. Track 12 - 4:28. The most experimental song on the album with a different style. Fans will beg Lana to make an album completely in this style, but she won't listen to them and do the opposite. Track 13 - 5:49. Another long song, but she will sing only half of it, long instrumental intro / outro.

“The Right Person Will Stay” will become the longest wait for a Lana Del Rey project, with (at least) 789 days.

The Grants is perfect as an opener for an album like Ocean Blvd. It captures its atmosphere and storytelling perfectly. Lana said this album is "super stripped back" so I don't expect a big opening song. Some of you already have unrealistic expectations. “The songs I have, I love, so I don't want to turn it into something that's half cooked, even if it's super stripped back. I want it to be what it was supposed to be.” If anything, I want this album to just sound beautiful and truly "light" in its atmosphere, more in the style of Let The Light In rather than Not All Who Wander Are Lost.

That reported attendance of 49% at one of the shows was brutal. Still wondering what happened back then when she literally had half empty arenas. She's really having a peak in popularity right now and it's been going on for a few years now.

Exactly, and don't forget Say Yes To Heaven, literally her biggest hit in the last 10 years, her team even used it in the promo video for these dates. We need Lana to finally perform it live.

We deserve more information about the album from her after 6 stadium shows sold out in one day. Make an album trailer with that money and announce the pre-order.

She announced the album just two days ago and we've been stuck on the same page for 13 hours. It's bad for us Lana stans.

Yes, all pre-sale tickets are not available in other cities. Do we think she'll flop in Cardiff or will she do better on general sales day? It's a very large stadium (74k).

It looks like all the shows except Cardiff will sell out quickly, that one is not good so far.

@111 said the album was finished back in September, so the question is why she wants to wait so long before releasing it.