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I would love this album to be where Shades of Cool and West Coast meet Mariners Apartment Complex and Venice Bitch. 

I was digging Sine and then Elton came on and I was like  . Sounds like someone doing drunken Madonna karaoke 

I would love this album to be where Shades of Cool and West Coast meet Mariners Apartment Complex and Venice Bitch. 

I was digging Sine and then Elton came on and I was like  . Sounds like someone doing drunken Madonna karaoke 

I feel like this record's just a lot more subtle and more psychological if that makes sense. she hides the pain really well imo. Sorry that it doesn't resonate tho, if anything it's still got some great tracks to dance to

I was digging Sine and then Elton came on and I was like  . Sounds like someone doing drunken Madonna karaoke 

I would love this album to be where Shades of Cool and West Coast meet Mariners Apartment Complex and Venice Bitch. 

i so badly want to relate to you. maybe if i blast it in my car or stereo system i'll feel the same. i used to really dig her music but i just can't find a connection anymore...it's like when you're in a relationship with someone and you slowly feel yourself losing all those wonderful feelings you once had

I don't say this recklessly but I can honestly intuitively say this is my favorite. The overall vibe, laidback but still "there", the cohesive. The magic(?) to it from the strings and moments. I honestly loved ARTPOP from the start bc, lol well I just do its fun but this is such solid work. BTW's amazing but ngl I felt like some of it was a bit cheesy n yeah there are cheesy moments on Chromatica too, but it's more or less, coy? Electric Chapel, HML, Yoü and I, Judas among others on it, still an amazing album 

I, for one, am in the minority that I wouldn’t at ALL mind this being another NFR sounding record, as it is my favorite Lana and has aged gracefully (in the short time it’s been around). I will always stan Lana and a piano.
 
As much as I love (most of) UV I can’t see her going back to that sound at the moment. It was a big “If I can’t make you love me I’m gonna do whatever the fuck I want” moment, and as much as she seems to be going through something similar personally I don’t think it will reflect in her music the way it did when that came out.
 
If she did retread any familiar territory I’d like to hear a mix of HM and NFR. I’ll probably love whatever it is she’s got cooking. I always become obsessed with Lana records.

I was digging Sine and then Elton came on and I was like  . Sounds like someone doing drunken Madonna karaoke 

Bloodpop is on twitch live with Hana right now and just said “Babylon haus labs version is coming eventually so calm the fuck down” among other things ... :rip: he was defending the album version saying the aesthetic of the haus lab demo didn’t fit as an ending which definitely makes sense

i'll believe it when its downloaded to my phone
but since everyone wants it they'd be stupid not to release it, she's gonna make so much money from it

she's more intelligent than we giver her credit for, but not exactly as wise as we think she is. 
 
i think she and ASAP would make a hot couple

okay i was wrong SOUR CANDY SLAPS. When i heard it at 8am this morning i thought it was shit, but its actually much more palatable than ROM

calling it: the 2nd single will be switched (as usual) from ROM to Sour Candy 

nothing exciting about the album tbh...it all sounds a bit flat and empty? but I suppose this obviously isn't a record that Lana fans are necessarily gonna love... 
I expected more from Alice, the whole album sounds like something from 2015 that wasn't really modernized 5 years later? 

i think this album will be grower but no way she spent 3 years working on this thing unless she had a solid album then bloodpop came in and changed it all up (love + fear tease)

she obviously doesn't have a passion for making pop music anymore i'd much rather her put her creativity and energy into a genre that she enjoys making 

I was at Bristow
 
A few of us on AnalBoards made a Lana Del Ray booklet and I threw it on stage mid-show. My friend and I kept pointing to it and she eventually came over to the barrier to ask what we were motioning towards. She went over, picked it up, and read through it between songs - and came back over to thank me for how nice it was.  

The show lost a lot of it's appeal after Jessica Lange left the show for me. Jessica Lange perfectly balanced bringing a more serious tone to the show, while it still being camp. After Freakshow, the show feels like it's being campy just for the sake of being campy, with no real artistic identity behind it. 

The show lost a lot of it's appeal after Jessica Lange left the show for me. Jessica Lange perfectly balanced bringing a more serious tone to the show, while it still being camp. After Freakshow, the show feels like it's being campy just for the sake of being campy, with no real artistic identity behind it. 

I find Stupid Love to be one of the most interesting songs as well tbh...the "all i ever wanted was love" bit is more of an earworm than any other moment 

I think we were talking more like an Act 2/b sides/demos etc for Chromatica not Artpop tho

Gaga seems to be like someone who moves on quickly if her work is criticized. If her album is panned by the critics, I'd expect her to run with her tail between her legs and scrapping anything else "Chromatica"-related she might have planned. I even fully expect that if this album isn't well received, the future Chromatica Ball will be more of a Greatest Hits Tour than a Chromatica tour (like Madonna with Re-Invention Tour after AL). 

the whole Chromatica TV and Bloodpop saying this makes me think she's trying a 2020 approach to what she wanted to do with ARTPOP and the app. That was a little too ahead of it's time, but I feel doing things like that now would work

it just sounds like when gaga said she'd release more ARTPOP songs after the album release
i can't handle another ACT II type thing