longtimeman

The black dress is back, and I'm alive.

I'm not sure if this will link at the right time, but the part of interest is from about 7:20

The new Nervosa is pretty cool. Out now/streaming already in Australia, and if it's not available where you are, it will be very very soon.

This is purely a guess, but because of how specific it is, maybe she's talking about a friend or someone she knows, from Vermont, who was meant to come but couldn't?

The backdrop shot

Obviously a mess, but Twitter's warning 'The following media includes potentially sensitive content' is comedy gold

Thank you for sharing this great story, Elle! It sounds totally magical.

I took a break for a couple of weeks but have been listening again while driving around. It's still a 10/10 to me.

I haven't heard it since someone posted it from a BBC broadcast, I think in the Tunnel pre-release thread, but it's just bizarre - more like a trailer for a song than an actual song.

Just popped up on Youtube.

Never worry about specific details like that straight from Lana - she is never precise. It could mean three years and could mean thirteen.

I loved this interview. Sure, there's not much in the way of new information for the superfans here, but it's not really aimed at us - it's aimed at the industry and general music fans, and I think it's perfect at pitching what she's doing now, for those people.

Someone make a private press vinyl LP of her recent acoustic music, with the guitar pic.

You're right. It's phrased a little strangely, but she means that you start to wrongly believe that Safety should be the most important thing, when it should be passion, and trying to stay safe leads to losing your power as an artist.

The venue really should hire you as a weather/storm consultant.

Living this tour through Rob's POV is so damn unique and interesting.

Peak Lana

Was that broadcast?

Although she hasn't converted formally (that takes a long time to do, as in at least a year or two), it might have been a gift from a Jewish friend that they wanted her to wear. It's hard to say, but it's also not that big a deal (not on the same level as Madonna thinking she'd become the spokesperson for Kabbalah for a while).

I couldn't agree more with this. 90% of books should be no longer than 100 pages (very, VEEEEEERY rarely they deserve more). I have the same opinion of movies, though - 90% of movies should be restricted to 40 minutes in length, and you should have to justify going longer than that.

I'm getting genuinely emotional that not only is this masterpiece one week away from 500 weeks on the Billboard 200, but it's trending upwards, and just had its biggest day every on Spotify.

Can anyone who has an actual copy of either the CD or vinyl, that is not a first press, confirm that there are physical copies of the album that have the proper version of 'Fuck It I Love You?', and if so, whether there is any way to tell the difference. I want to buy it, but don't want to get just another copy with the same 'wrong' version.

She had to get her Red Bull somewhere!

Apparently 'The Blackest Day' is going viral in Mexico? https://twitter.com/chartlana/status/1693057820915020103