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Evan’s story
 

Evan’s story
 

She kind of did unofficially do that for the LA to the Moon Tour lol I remember that occasionally near the end of the show, she would stop and ask the audience what song they wanted to hear and sing it either with the band or alone
 
At the time when I saw her in concert I was obsessed with Serial Killer, like it was my favorite unreleased song lol and I was freaking out when she chose that one to sing 
 

seeing all this Fishtail hate like...
 
Its okay all of us Fishtail stans can sun on the LA riverbed without you 

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By the way her French interview has some really interesting insights about the album:
I wonder if what she talks about below, inspired her to go record J*dah Smith's sermon
 
"They make a lot of noise, but it's not a choir: they are three women, two of whom have toured with Whitney Houston for a long time. My voice also occupies the ground there, massively [she sings the intro]. At first, they crash on my words, burst out laughing and restart beautifully. I kept this sublime moment on the album. It's perfectly imperfect: I finally had the beginning of the album. When I went to Memphis and swam in the Wolf River, I had one goal: to attend a mass at the church where Al Green officiates. But it's pretty secret, so I went to church every day, I knocked on the door without answer. And one day, finally, I came across the service. It was crazy, but it was too late to record an entire choir on The Grants. "Grant" is my last name, but to talk about her, I used the word of my priest, it simplified everything... "My Pastor told me...". It's practical: it's not me who speaks!"
 
She also says "Jimmy Jimmy Cocoa Puff.... It's a phrase I've been hanging around since my relationship with singer Barrie-James O'Neill" which we've learned from the song Earthquakes just recently.

I hate it.
 
Lana’s worst song ever and it will be hard to dethrone this one.

So I messaged costumer service about my picture disc having pops and I was hoping to get a coupon cause I wanna buy the cassettes next and want some savings. 
 
Well they gave me a full refund for the inconvenience  
 
Also I'm shocked how good the customer service was this time. I've heard bad things about them.

can't believe fishtail is hated   
that autotune and the production is what makes it enjoyable for me, call me worst taste at the lipsters idc 

I'm so sorry I hate to say this but the production on Fishtail sounds so dated and cheap  They should have sticked with the original AK-Wanderlust.

I'm so sorry I hate to say this but the production on Fishtail sounds so dated and cheap  They should have sticked with the original AK-Wanderlust.

even those LFL songs are better produced. 

the “beat drop” sounds like something youd hear on the radio in 2013  its so upsetting bc it makes it almost unlistenable for me when it would be one of my top faves otherwise 

I love the song and I agree with you. 

I'm so sorry I hate to say this but the production on Fishtail sounds so dated and cheap  They should have sticked with the original AK-Wanderlust.

I'm so sorry I hate to say this but the production on Fishtail sounds so dated and cheap  They should have sticked with the original AK-Wanderlust.

I'm so sorry I hate to say this but the production on Fishtail sounds so dated and cheap  They should have sticked with the original AK-Wanderlust.

By the way her French interview has some really interesting insights about the album:
I wonder if what she talks about below, inspired her to go record J*dah Smith's sermon
 
"They make a lot of noise, but it's not a choir: they are three women, two of whom have toured with Whitney Houston for a long time. My voice also occupies the ground there, massively [she sings the intro]. At first, they crash on my words, burst out laughing and restart beautifully. I kept this sublime moment on the album. It's perfectly imperfect: I finally had the beginning of the album. When I went to Memphis and swam in the Wolf River, I had one goal: to attend a mass at the church where Al Green officiates. But it's pretty secret, so I went to church every day, I knocked on the door without answer. And one day, finally, I came across the service. It was crazy, but it was too late to record an entire choir on The Grants. "Grant" is my last name, but to talk about her, I used the word of my priest, it simplified everything... "My Pastor told me...". It's practical: it's not me who speaks!"
 
She also says "Jimmy Jimmy Cocoa Puff.... It's a phrase I've been hanging around since my relationship with singer Barrie-James O'Neill" which we've learned from the song Earthquakes just recently.

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By the way her French interview has some really interesting insights about the album:
I wonder if what she talks about below, inspired her to go record J*dah Smith's sermon
 
"They make a lot of noise, but it's not a choir: they are three women, two of whom have toured with Whitney Houston for a long time. My voice also occupies the ground there, massively [she sings the intro]. At first, they crash on my words, burst out laughing and restart beautifully. I kept this sublime moment on the album. It's perfectly imperfect: I finally had the beginning of the album. When I went to Memphis and swam in the Wolf River, I had one goal: to attend a mass at the church where Al Green officiates. But it's pretty secret, so I went to church every day, I knocked on the door without answer. And one day, finally, I came across the service. It was crazy, but it was too late to record an entire choir on The Grants. "Grant" is my last name, but to talk about her, I used the word of my priest, it simplified everything... "My Pastor told me...". It's practical: it's not me who speaks!"
 
She also says "Jimmy Jimmy Cocoa Puff.... It's a phrase I've been hanging around since my relationship with singer Barrie-James O'Neill" which we've learned from the song Earthquakes just recently.

By the way her French interview has some really interesting insights about the album:
I wonder if what she talks about below, inspired her to go record J*dah Smith's sermon
 
"They make a lot of noise, but it's not a choir: they are three women, two of whom have toured with Whitney Houston for a long time. My voice also occupies the ground there, massively [she sings the intro]. At first, they crash on my words, burst out laughing and restart beautifully. I kept this sublime moment on the album. It's perfectly imperfect: I finally had the beginning of the album. When I went to Memphis and swam in the Wolf River, I had one goal: to attend a mass at the church where Al Green officiates. But it's pretty secret, so I went to church every day, I knocked on the door without answer. And one day, finally, I came across the service. It was crazy, but it was too late to record an entire choir on The Grants. "Grant" is my last name, but to talk about her, I used the word of my priest, it simplified everything... "My Pastor told me...". It's practical: it's not me who speaks!"
 
She also says "Jimmy Jimmy Cocoa Puff.... It's a phrase I've been hanging around since my relationship with singer Barrie-James O'Neill" which we've learned from the song Earthquakes just recently.