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  1. FredRed liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in Instagram Updates   
    These two can take care of themselves so I wouldn’t worry.
  2. Lemonade Tears liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in TEMPORARY Chemtrails Over the Country Club - Pre-Release Thread: OUT March 19th, 2021   
    Zella has an album coming out too. Maybe Lana will be on Zella’s album.
    Some people do believe in Chemtrails. People in my family have worked for airlines though and none of them believe in them though. Contrails are real.
    Can’t say there are not a variety of options available!
  3. ArtDecoDelRey liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in Instagram Updates   
    Yeah God took extra time making Lana!
  4. Hallo Heaven liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in importance of lana for music industry   
    The entire deck was stacked in that Grammy race. Lana doesn’t have a team that stacks the deck. Billie took part in GrammyU as a kid, she grew up around the academy and with industry connections. Of course she won. Welcome to Hollywood!
     
    Lana is not a Hollywood insider. She is for the people. Not the establishment.
  5. PARADIXO liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in Instagram Updates   
    Yeah God took extra time making Lana!
  6. clementines liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in TEMPORARY Chemtrails Over the Country Club - Pre-Release Thread: OUT March 19th, 2021   
    My gut tells me she will be in front of an airplane on the cover of this album because people who believe in Chemtrails believe it comes from a plane. I’m thinking Lana in front of a 707 or DC-8.
     
    I’m pretty sure Lana quit smoking which is good because she is a vocalist.
    Lana and Zella are good friends and I’m glad that she is with Lana on the road with her. Glad they are going by car instead of airplane.
     
    A collaboration with Zella could very well be in order too! They covered Joni Mitchell together with Weyes Blood, so maybe!
  7. Hallo Heaven liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in Instagram Updates   
    Yeah God took extra time making Lana!
  8. MargaretThatcher liked a post in a topic by Elle in Instagram Updates   
    on her story - 
     

  9. MargaretThatcher liked a post in a topic by IanadeIrey in TEMPORARY Chemtrails Over the Country Club - Pre-Release Thread: OUT March 19th, 2021   
    What’s funny is that for some of us on the west coast, a September 4th release means we’ll hear it at 9 pm on September 3rd. That makes the wait easier knowing it’s one less day at least LOL
  10. MargaretThatcher liked a post in a topic by Lemonade Tears in TEMPORARY Chemtrails Over the Country Club - Pre-Release Thread: OUT March 19th, 2021   
    What if she said the 5th on purpose so we'd be surprised when it comes out on the 4th?
     
    The vinyl must have gone into production quite some time ago, I wonder if she might still have dark hair on the cover. I honestly like the blond but on recent pictures it seems like bleaching it damaged it severely, maybe that's why she cut it?
  11. Lemonade Tears liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in TEMPORARY Chemtrails Over the Country Club - Pre-Release Thread: OUT March 19th, 2021   
    I hope Lana’s next record comes with the lyrics in it! Might be too much to hope for though but who knows.
  12. Make me your Dream Life liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in TEMPORARY Chemtrails Over the Country Club - Pre-Release Thread: OUT March 19th, 2021   
    I hope Lana’s next record comes with the lyrics in it! Might be too much to hope for though but who knows.
  13. clementines liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in TEMPORARY Chemtrails Over the Country Club - Pre-Release Thread: OUT March 19th, 2021   
    You really don't need an "era" though. We shouldn't get too concerned with aesthetics. What I'm interested in is the music itself. As for the cover, it should reflect that content of the album itself. Thats the general rule of thumb with these matters.
  14. clementines liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in TEMPORARY Chemtrails Over the Country Club - Pre-Release Thread: OUT March 19th, 2021   
    I think the album cover will probably be something simple. I am not expecting some outlandish kind of a cover like what they were talking about in the movie "Spinal Tap" lol
  15. Liz Taylor Blues liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in TEMPORARY Chemtrails Over the Country Club - Pre-Release Thread: OUT March 19th, 2021   
    Can’t believe it since it’s on Reddit! That’s where all the ultra Trumpsters hang out! lol
  16. Roll With me liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in importance of lana for music industry   
    Well to understand Lana’s impact we first need to understand where Lana’s inspiration comes from.
     
    So where does Lana’s inspiration come from? Her biggest influences are Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Leonard Cohen, Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Nicks, Crosby, Stills and Nash, Neil Young. Laurel Canyon has had a huge influence on her art. We can’t forget about the influence Lou Reed has had on Lana. Even David Lynch’s art has had a major influence on her art.
     
    So Lana has a Rock and a Roll heart but a folk music soul. You can trace her musical roots all the way back to Woody Guthrie.
     
    So fast forward to 2011-2012 when Lana started shaking things up. At that time pop music was happy, fun and upbeat. But could people really relate to that? No. The music industry establishment itself was out of touch with the audience. Lana came in with songs people related to on a very deep level. She brought substance. The music critics were at first very unfair to her. She did not fit into the mold of a neatly processed pop star. She was not an industry plant like so many other people at the time. Lana was real. She received online hate because she was authentic, a woman and beautiful. But as time went by Lana secured a loyal fan base really fast. On top of that she was making money and money is what makes the music industry go round. And take my word for this; I come from a music industry family. My father is a Grammy nominated engineer, so I know what goes on. So the critics may have been unfair to Lana, but she secured and audience and was making money on one of the top record labels (Interscope).
     
    As for the indie genre, Lana’s impact has been huge. Without Lana you would not have Lorde or Billie Eilish. Lana paved the way for them so that they can be successful and win Grammys even though NARAS is yet to give Lana a much deserved Grammy.
     
    But Lana has done something very few musicians do; she has created a new genre of music; Hollywood Sadcore.
     
    Only recently people have finally started to recognize Lana’s impact and how she was the most influential songwriter of the 2010s. Taylor Swift said it best when she said that Lana is her favorite contemporary songwriter. You can even see Lana’s influence on Taylor Swift.
     
    When the history books are written, they will be very kind to Lana. 20 years from now the history books will look back at 2012 and say that Lana changed the industry. All the criticism from that time will be silenced. Let’s remember that many of Lana’s musical heros were not fully embraced at first. Bob Dylan wasn’t fully embraced at first. Now he is a Nobel prize winner. Bruce Springsteen who praised Lana last week had to deal with similar criticism from music critics.
     
    Let us be absolutely clear; Lana Del Rey is the greatest musical storyteller of her generation. As a songwriter she is every bit as good as Bob Dylan. And she is the best of her generation because she learns from the best; Dylan, Springsteen, Cohen, Michell, CSN.
     
    So to this new generation; Lana is the one who inspired them. Lana is to this generation what Bob Dylan is to the baby boomers.
     
    So what did Lana do? She did what she wanted to do. Never do something just because other people do it. Never follow the crowd. Make up your own mind and then do it. This is what Lana did.
     
    In The Departed, Jack Nicholson’s character says “I don’t want to be a product of my environment. I want my environment to be a product of me”. This is what Lana has done for the music industry.
     
    Lana will get the recognition she deserves. Maybe not today or tomorrow, but she will get proper recognition. She is a future member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. And speaking of Rock and Roll, Lana is the one who will save that genre. She has already created her own musical genre and she is going to save another one. A revival of folk-rock is already going on thanks to Lana.
     
    I can literally go on all day discussing Lana’s impact and where things are going. I have studied music extensively so I just love these kinds of discussions!
  17. overlookglow liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in TEMPORARY Chemtrails Over the Country Club - Pre-Release Thread: OUT March 19th, 2021   
    I’m sure Lana and Chuck are looking into that as we speak!
  18. PARADIXO liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in Instagram Updates   
    I’m not sure. I know it wasn’t Chuck even though she was involved with the artwork. It’s really a great cover!
  19. PARADIXO liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in importance of lana for music industry   
    The entire deck was stacked in that Grammy race. Lana doesn’t have a team that stacks the deck. Billie took part in GrammyU as a kid, she grew up around the academy and with industry connections. Of course she won. Welcome to Hollywood!
     
    Lana is not a Hollywood insider. She is for the people. Not the establishment.
  20. PARADIXO liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in importance of lana for music industry   
    Agree 100%. As I said, Lana speaks for THE PEOPLE.
     
    She will win a Grammy, maybe Spoken Word Album next year. She’s got a real shot. But she will win a Grammy at some point.
     
    The Hollywood walk of Fame Star is a lot of politicking, but she could get one one day.
     
    I have been saying for the past two years that she should get a Netflix documentary!
  21. PARADIXO liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in importance of lana for music industry   
    No problem! I live for music, study it. This is my idea of fun!
  22. PARADIXO liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in TEMPORARY Chemtrails Over the Country Club - Pre-Release Thread: OUT March 19th, 2021   
    I think the album cover will probably be something simple. I am not expecting some outlandish kind of a cover like what they were talking about in the movie "Spinal Tap" lol
  23. suicideblonde liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in importance of lana for music industry   
    Well to understand Lana’s impact we first need to understand where Lana’s inspiration comes from.
     
    So where does Lana’s inspiration come from? Her biggest influences are Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Leonard Cohen, Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Nicks, Crosby, Stills and Nash, Neil Young. Laurel Canyon has had a huge influence on her art. We can’t forget about the influence Lou Reed has had on Lana. Even David Lynch’s art has had a major influence on her art.
     
    So Lana has a Rock and a Roll heart but a folk music soul. You can trace her musical roots all the way back to Woody Guthrie.
     
    So fast forward to 2011-2012 when Lana started shaking things up. At that time pop music was happy, fun and upbeat. But could people really relate to that? No. The music industry establishment itself was out of touch with the audience. Lana came in with songs people related to on a very deep level. She brought substance. The music critics were at first very unfair to her. She did not fit into the mold of a neatly processed pop star. She was not an industry plant like so many other people at the time. Lana was real. She received online hate because she was authentic, a woman and beautiful. But as time went by Lana secured a loyal fan base really fast. On top of that she was making money and money is what makes the music industry go round. And take my word for this; I come from a music industry family. My father is a Grammy nominated engineer, so I know what goes on. So the critics may have been unfair to Lana, but she secured and audience and was making money on one of the top record labels (Interscope).
     
    As for the indie genre, Lana’s impact has been huge. Without Lana you would not have Lorde or Billie Eilish. Lana paved the way for them so that they can be successful and win Grammys even though NARAS is yet to give Lana a much deserved Grammy.
     
    But Lana has done something very few musicians do; she has created a new genre of music; Hollywood Sadcore.
     
    Only recently people have finally started to recognize Lana’s impact and how she was the most influential songwriter of the 2010s. Taylor Swift said it best when she said that Lana is her favorite contemporary songwriter. You can even see Lana’s influence on Taylor Swift.
     
    When the history books are written, they will be very kind to Lana. 20 years from now the history books will look back at 2012 and say that Lana changed the industry. All the criticism from that time will be silenced. Let’s remember that many of Lana’s musical heros were not fully embraced at first. Bob Dylan wasn’t fully embraced at first. Now he is a Nobel prize winner. Bruce Springsteen who praised Lana last week had to deal with similar criticism from music critics.
     
    Let us be absolutely clear; Lana Del Rey is the greatest musical storyteller of her generation. As a songwriter she is every bit as good as Bob Dylan. And she is the best of her generation because she learns from the best; Dylan, Springsteen, Cohen, Michell, CSN.
     
    So to this new generation; Lana is the one who inspired them. Lana is to this generation what Bob Dylan is to the baby boomers.
     
    So what did Lana do? She did what she wanted to do. Never do something just because other people do it. Never follow the crowd. Make up your own mind and then do it. This is what Lana did.
     
    In The Departed, Jack Nicholson’s character says “I don’t want to be a product of my environment. I want my environment to be a product of me”. This is what Lana has done for the music industry.
     
    Lana will get the recognition she deserves. Maybe not today or tomorrow, but she will get proper recognition. She is a future member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. And speaking of Rock and Roll, Lana is the one who will save that genre. She has already created her own musical genre and she is going to save another one. A revival of folk-rock is already going on thanks to Lana.
     
    I can literally go on all day discussing Lana’s impact and where things are going. I have studied music extensively so I just love these kinds of discussions!
  24. SweetHenny liked a post in a topic by MargaretThatcher in TEMPORARY Chemtrails Over the Country Club - Pre-Release Thread: OUT March 19th, 2021   
    She said the album will be called Chemtrails Over the Country Club so that’s what I’m going to assume it is.
     
    White Hot Forever could be a song title.
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