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eggshell white and pale beige don’t ask me to explain lmao

LMAO imagine the 14th comes & we’re all waiting intently for the performance & all we hear is, “Sylvia...”

eggshell white and pale beige don’t ask me to explain lmao

eggshell white and pale beige don’t ask me to explain lmao

so anyway what color will the performance be

Lana: "Thank you for having me Jimmy, this song is called White..."
Us: WHITE DRESS OMG  
Lana: "...Mustang" 

after 3 listens i just think this album isn't interesting in the slightest, it's so obviously b sides from folklore and doesn't really shine as its own entity, i mean there are 4 or 5 good songs, but the rest is boring, i miss her pop music or quirky country songs, i've never been a fan of folk music. she suits the style very well and is really good at it, but something about evermore feels like leftovers

As much as I want to get my hopes up, I know I’m going to be disappointed in the very probable likelihood she takes the stage to perform LMLYLAW, YNWA, or Summertime. 
 
I’m just going to assume we’re getting one of these 3 and anything extra will be a pleasant bonus. 

As much as I want to get my hopes up, I know I’m going to be disappointed in the very probable likelihood she takes the stage to perform LMLYLAW, YNWA, or Summertime. 
 
I’m just going to assume we’re getting one of these 3 and anything extra will be a pleasant bonus. 

Expanding off of what the other user said, the mellotron in Love Song sounds very similar to the intro of gold rush, and this similarity is emphasized by them being in the same key as well. 
 
In the verse of gold rush that begins with “What must it be like to be that beautiful,” the chord progression actually deviates from the original key. Jack Antonoff actually does the exact chord shift for the same key in Lorde’s Green Light when she sings, “But I hear sounds in my mind.” Not only that, but this chord progression also occurs in Love Song (also in the same key) when Lana sings, “It all comes down to make the sound of our love song.”
 
let me know if that’s the similarity you’re hearing!

As much as I want to get my hopes up, I know I’m going to be disappointed in the very probable likelihood she takes the stage to perform LMLYLAW, YNWA, or Summertime. 
 
I’m just going to assume we’re getting one of these 3 and anything extra will be a pleasant bonus. 

As much as I want to get my hopes up, I know I’m going to be disappointed in the very probable likelihood she takes the stage to perform LMLYLAW, YNWA, or Summertime. 
 
I’m just going to assume we’re getting one of these 3 and anything extra will be a pleasant bonus. 

As much as I want to get my hopes up, I know I’m going to be disappointed in the very probable likelihood she takes the stage to perform LMLYLAW, YNWA, or Summertime. 
 
I’m just going to assume we’re getting one of these 3 and anything extra will be a pleasant bonus. 

As much as I want to get my hopes up, I know I’m going to be disappointed in the very probable likelihood she takes the stage to perform LMLYLAW, YNWA, or Summertime. 
 
I’m just going to assume we’re getting one of these 3 and anything extra will be a pleasant bonus. 

Expanding off of what the other user said, the mellotron in Love Song sounds very similar to the intro of gold rush, and this similarity is emphasized by them being in the same key as well. 
 
In the verse of gold rush that begins with “What must it be like to be that beautiful,” the chord progression actually deviates from the original key. Jack Antonoff actually does the exact chord shift for the same key in Lorde’s Green Light when she sings, “But I hear sounds in my mind.” Not only that, but this chord progression also occurs in Love Song (also in the same key) when Lana sings, “It all comes down to make the sound of our love song.”
 
let me know if that’s the similarity you’re hearing!

As much as I want to get my hopes up, I know I’m going to be disappointed in the very probable likelihood she takes the stage to perform LMLYLAW, YNWA, or Summertime. 
 
I’m just going to assume we’re getting one of these 3 and anything extra will be a pleasant bonus. 

Expanding off of what the other user said, the mellotron in Love Song sounds very similar to the intro of gold rush, and this similarity is emphasized by them being in the same key as well. 
 
In the verse of gold rush that begins with “What must it be like to be that beautiful,” the chord progression actually deviates from the original key. Jack Antonoff actually does the exact chord shift for the same key in Lorde’s Green Light when she sings, “But I hear sounds in my mind.” Not only that, but this chord progression also occurs in Love Song (also in the same key) when Lana sings, “It all comes down to make the sound of our love song.”
 
let me know if that’s the similarity you’re hearing!

I love Bon Iver in general but I hate his feature on Evermore. His vocals seem like he's borderline parodying his own style and they didn't introduce him well into the song at all, which is unfortunate because I think the first half is lovely and was shaping up to be a strong closer.
 
 
Tolerate It is the album highlight for me, along with Cowboy Like Me. Some of her writing can be too forced but Tolerate It hits hard and feels authentic.

first listen its boring, every track just blends together and i wasnt even listening in the end, probably will be a grower, but still end up being boring like folklore was (even though its good) you know what i mean, a meh album that u hardly ever want to play, but love regardless

She'll do well. Because of Covid, there won't be a live studio audience. Also, I bet she'll do a standard from the supposed album she was to have out for Christmas. Probably Summertime.

I KNOW you did not just try and come for mirrorball, august, this is me trying, and illicit affairs........

Recent thoughts:
- Lana's poetry book could've been much better if it wasn't almost all free verse. Also, I kinda hate how she thinks not editing/cleaning up her poetry = authenticity... that's a weird mindset imo.
- TJF is/was overhyped and LMLYLAW has little to no replay value but hopefully it'll make more sense in the album
- Jack isn't a bad producer he just doesn't challenge himself/his artists which is his downfall (you see this with his work w/ Taylor too, his folklore tracks are the weakest)
- Lana's antics this year have definitely made me question who she is and I question whether she would've continued to act up if Trump won (I'm not saying she supported him, but I definitely think there was intention behind the mask)
- I miss her old personality. She used to be so effortlessly cool and I miss when we knew less about her. I liked the mystique.
- NFR is still a great album and y'all need to stop shitting on it smh
 

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Do people who perform on jimmy fallon do one song or two 

manifesting a "Lana Del Rey - Chemtrails Over the Country Club (Live from The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon)" video on December 14th