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Can MC update the pitchfork score?

I just finished listening to the whole album (first official listen), what can I say? This is a fucking trip. Mother you did it again

Caroline, what kind of **** was she to say I'd end up in institutions?

These Spin Magazine fuc**rs

the MC score should go up because it is not an average but a weighting, the Pitchfork score is more important than Slant.

has the MC score changed?

WHAT THE FUCKK 8.3 ASDHASDAS I'M SO HAPPYYYY

They better give Lana that 8.5+

tommy is the sweetest girl, she is suporting the album so much on her insta stories

New theme? OMG FINALLY

someone said this on atrl

I NEED THIS COVER WTF Totally agree

Omg

Guys, I have a question, I have apple music and spotify free version, I'm going to listen to the album on the pc with headphones, which one do you think sounds better? I mean, from the browser player or should I listen to it from apple music from my mobile?

5 hours 53 minutes for me

let me know if it sounds better than the leaked version

I just need this album to outacclaim cock and bb, is it too much to ask?

5:34 here

and they've praised justin and drake the lamest singers alive lmao

I'd be pleased with a 8.5 from pitchfork

Early in Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd, Lana Del Rey highlights a sermon from megachurch pastor-to-the-stars Judah Smith. In the most Del Rey fashion, it was clearly recorded on her phone during a service — you can hear her and a friend’s giggles bump up in the foreground, above Smith’s projecting voice and a piano instrumental that keeps it moving. Smith proselytizes about love and lust, reading from the Book of Psalms. His presence feels strikingly superfluous in the context of Del Rey’s quite heavy ninth album (especially when you think too hard on the ickiness of his former views on abortion and homosexuality). But the way he fits into her vision becomes clearer in his final two lines: “I used to think my preaching was mostly about You,” he says in a conspiratorial tone to what is likely a room of hundreds, if not thousands, of congregants, ”And you’re not gonna like this, but I’m gonna tell you the truth: I’ve discovered my preaching is mostly about me.” The core of Ocean Blvd is Del Rey trying to get a closer look at herself, flipping the story as we have come to understand (and maybe even misunderstand) about what she’s trying to tell us. Through stories of her family, a failed relationship, her conflicting desire of being both seen and hidden, Del Rey exposes more than just who she is, but why she is who she is.

can you post the link? it still shows a 80 for me

can we have a fu**ing 100 yet?

the first 100 iktr