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the my my my part with the harmonies is just divine idk how to express my love for this song, it just sounds like a poem and I love the production too.

Cherry Blossom hits different when you think that Lana's singing for you directly  almost as if she's looking out for us especially when things get complicated or hard 

cinnamon girl just hits different. everytime I listen to this song I´m overwhelmed by the instrumentals and her voice, but then the lyrics OH MY GOD
"If you hold me without hurting me you'd be the first who ever did" it totally gets me every time, a masterpiece IMO

Calling all delulu's to talk about the perfect album rollout 
 
August:
- Lead single with a high budget music video
- Interview on BBC Radio 1 with Annie Mac, both laugh about the COCC-interview and talk about the new album
September: Song with either Bruce Springsteen or Courtney Love (or Madonna ) to get everybody's attention and show the versatility of the new album
October:
- Ariana, Marina and FKA Twigs interview Lana for Rolling Stones and explain QFTC (I don't have enough delulu energy to manifest Beyonce, she's out of my league )
- cover reveal and preoder
 
November:
- Dropping again three singles (incl. Dealer and Thunder) 
- Live performance and interview on a TV show, album release
- Announcing the next record 
 
December:
- Surprise release of American classics for Christmas 
 
January 2023: Winning 5 grammys 
 

literally why on earth would she do that... literally all her fans do is complain about her music and say chemtrails sucked...

I don’t think this is unpopular/controversial in her fanbase, but I would say it is on this forum: Venice Bitch is clearly her best song, I’m sorry. It’s her Fade Into You

Y'all are gonna hate me for my unpopular opinion.
I don't like much Serial Killer and i can even say that SK is really really overrated and some other unreleased songs deserves on numbers like that track.
 

It wasn't my fave either but in his defense we only got like 10 photos of Lana (in like 2 sets) and also he's the man that did the photoshoots for UV, HM and LFL (and countless magazine shoots) so he's still an icon to me. Just because his last work wasn't that amazing (subjectively and compared to his other work) doesn't mean that he can't deliver anymore. I'd be happy if he came back for BB. 
For me Neil is in the same category as Rick and Emile, they just work so well with Lana and get the best of her 

the my my my part with the harmonies is just divine idk how to express my love for this song, it just sounds like a poem and I love the production too.

How can you compare the visuals of a 20s clip to a whole music video? The WD teaser looked like a cinematic masterpiece, but ended up being full of cross-faded imagery, which ruined it a bit  y‘all kill me sometimes

I feel like that album could be the natural continuation after NFR, just like NFR was a great follow up to HM and HM made so much sense after UV.
 
The creation of CoCC and LFL were rooted in so much indecisiveness, last-moment changes and suffered from an overdue collab with a certain producer - thus they kind of don't flow smoothly with the rest of her discog, even though they have some nice moments.

so Lana has to be prepping a post, she liked the Billboard picture of Ariana/husband selfie so she's active in IG ? post coming this week for sure she's got her drafts ready

weaTHUR VAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA *AIR* AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANEEEEEE N TAKE AWAY MAH PAIN N  PAAAAAAAINT MY BANISTERS  blueeeeeeeeee hooo hooooooooo uh 

In my delusional era again and believing that something is coming tomorrow
 

I was reading the replies of Anthony Fantano's tweet asking for fans to post questions to ask Mike Dean, and what I've gathered from a lot of the questions is:
 
-  Mike Dean often works on his music when he's under the influence of marijuana. 
-  The electric guitars we hear on his songs are actually auto-tuned (which is really, really cool). 
 
Knowing that Lana has often implemented psychedelic elements into her music makes me wonder if his production with her will also be trippy or "far-out" in that sense. His work with other artists and his solo work definitely has that touch of psychedelia, even within a more hip-hop-esque sound, but since Lana's brand has consistently been rooted in the 60s/70s, I could see him fully leaning into a more electric-guitar-heavy soundscape. Psychedelic rock was obviously born from/popularized by musicians who often were under the influence of psychedelics, so all of these things considered, I would love if Lana and Mike leaned all the way into that summery, late 60s sound, but with a touch of something more contemporary. 
 
I think there's a lot of room for passion within that sound in general, and since Lana has implied this album will have a bit of an angry edge to it, I can envision songs that are both lighter/happier in nature and angrier/rawer in nature still being cohesive within that genre.

Flying Banister? Banisters are attached to staircases... but flying? hmm, the staircases would need to be flying, or in the sky... 
 
Wait, Miss Lana once said "I'd trade it all for a stairway to heaven" which also happens to be the title of a Led Zeppelin song.
 
It's all coming together! 
 
Blue Pacific was reworked into Blue Banisters, a double album full of covers and unreleased songs!

“Give me children, take my pain away”????

Gooorl that child will rip right out of your vagina what are you talking about...

Just caught up with all this hmmmm, I really hope Blue Bannisters has some spice in it at some point in the song, but I get the feeling that, especially with this album title, that once again everything will be a stripped down style 
 
Buuut on the positive side, at least an album is really coming! So soon too, and I'm sure there'll be at least a few really good songs as there always are on each album even if it's not a favourite ?

She's releasing it on a Sunday as a fuck you move to the industry. Her revenge album is coming
 

hope is a dangerous thing's single cover is so iconic idc it goes along with the vulnerability of the song
 
also lmlylaw single cover is so iconic looking back now 

The BB cover make those looke like Caravaggios. She truly outdid herself with it.

my heart when she sings "i love you lots like polka-dots" 

I think she says "Insta Thots" 

this album...iconic teen memory of me, 1997 during a 48hr depression sleep during which this album was on repeat in my CD player the whole time. i'd wake up every few hours, hear a snippet of a song, and fall back asleep lmao. anyways tori's first ~6 albums are perfection top to damn bottom and you just can't argue with a single thing on UTP.

Bc NFR is so much better.