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Wow Lana is really delivering unique vocals in this song 

Wow Lana is really delivering unique vocals in this song 

Wow Lana is really delivering unique vocals in this song 

Wow Lana is really delivering unique vocals in this song 

Wow Lana is really delivering unique vocals in this song 

Wow Lana is really delivering unique vocals in this song 

Wow Lana is really delivering unique vocals in this song 

Wow Lana is really delivering unique vocals in this song 

Wow Lana is really delivering unique vocals in this song 

Wow Lana is really delivering unique vocals in this song 

Wow Lana is really delivering unique vocals in this song 

Wow Lana is really delivering unique vocals in this song 

OMG ALEX INSTA!!!
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WHITE DRESS

imagine they accidentally send out the album several weeks early so then they move up the digital release to cover up their mistake  cocc coming feb 12

CD BrujaDeMusica you mean 

imagine they accidentally send out the album several weeks early so then they move up the digital release to cover up their mistake  cocc coming feb 12

imagine they accidentally send out the album several weeks early so then they move up the digital release to cover up their mistake  cocc coming feb 12

I thought she was gone for good. 

what other cd could she have possibly ordered that has a ton of women surrounding a table

i need a breather

I definitely agree that Lana and Rick were probably very comfortable with each other, maybe too comfortable from an artistic creation perspective. But let's not pretend like Jack challenged Lana and pushed her to creative highs. That would be Dan Auerbach. Multiple articles and interviews were written about the creative process around 'Ultraviolence'. They all mentioned that they had a tumultuous relationship while making this album, they apparently fought a lot over certain artistic decisions, but also (if I recall correctly) when Lana heard back from Interscope and they told her they didn't like the album, Dan was ready to jump and defend this project peck and nails. Whereas Lana was ready to let it go (until Paul Epworth chimed in and said he loved the album,  then these same execs started eating shit... well that's a story from another day). But in the end, they said they danced to the music in the studio, and we got 'Ultraviolence'–that speaks for itself I think.
 
Anyway, from what we know, and this is straight from the horse's mouth, she and Jack just chill in the studio, which is fine, like there is nothing wrong with getting along peacefully. I just take a lot of issues with the way 'NFR!' sounds, and I think a lot of them stem from how this album was conceived from a production/mastering standpoint. I attribute a lot of that to artistic laziness. That might be a controversial opinion, oh well.
 
After 'Chemtrails' I honestly hope Lana partners with a completely new and different producer, I think it's time for her to really get out of her comfort zone and meet someone from a different place in this industry. I really want to hear something more boundary pushing than what we heard on 'NFR!', but also what's been released thus far from 'Chemtrails', which sonically speaking, while better in certain regards imho, isn't all that different from the last record. Weirdly enough, I find certain tracks on 'Violet' to be much more interesting sonically than what they have done together on an actual album. 

CD BrujaDeMusica you mean 

CD BrujaDeMusica you mean 

thinking about how cassette girl would probably be bopping to tulsa jesus freak right now if her grandparents didn't get fired from universal  

CD BrujaDeMusica you mean