Bonita

I think everyone is forgetting that the last time she channeled negative critical reception into an album we got Ultraviolence and songs like "Brooklyn Baby" and "Money Power Glory" among others that took a dig at critics - and yes the fact that Jack is producing again is scary but she did warn us that COCC would sound like NFR! (even though I personally think they sound different). I have very high hopes for this album and I'm sure Dealer is gonna end up on it.

I think everyone is forgetting that the last time she channeled negative critical reception into an album we got Ultraviolence and songs like "Brooklyn Baby" and "Money Power Glory" among others that took a dig at critics - and yes the fact that Jack is producing again is scary but she did warn us that COCC would sound like NFR! (even though I personally think they sound different). I have very high hopes for this album and I'm sure Dealer is gonna end up on it.

I think everyone is forgetting that the last time she channeled negative critical reception into an album we got Ultraviolence and songs like "Brooklyn Baby" and "Money Power Glory" among others that took a dig at critics - and yes the fact that Jack is producing again is scary but she did warn us that COCC would sound like NFR! (even though I personally think they sound different). I have very high hopes for this album and I'm sure Dealer is gonna end up on it.

I think everyone is forgetting that the last time she channeled negative critical reception into an album we got Ultraviolence and songs like "Brooklyn Baby" and "Money Power Glory" among others that took a dig at critics - and yes the fact that Jack is producing again is scary but she did warn us that COCC would sound like NFR! (even though I personally think they sound different). I have very high hopes for this album and I'm sure Dealer is gonna end up on it.

I think everyone is forgetting that the last time she channeled negative critical reception into an album we got Ultraviolence and songs like "Brooklyn Baby" and "Money Power Glory" among others that took a dig at critics - and yes the fact that Jack is producing again is scary but she did warn us that COCC would sound like NFR! (even though I personally think they sound different). I have very high hopes for this album and I'm sure Dealer is gonna end up on it.

I think everyone is forgetting that the last time she channeled negative critical reception into an album we got Ultraviolence and songs like "Brooklyn Baby" and "Money Power Glory" among others that took a dig at critics - and yes the fact that Jack is producing again is scary but she did warn us that COCC would sound like NFR! (even though I personally think they sound different). I have very high hopes for this album and I'm sure Dealer is gonna end up on it.

I think everyone is forgetting that the last time she channeled negative critical reception into an album we got Ultraviolence and songs like "Brooklyn Baby" and "Money Power Glory" among others that took a dig at critics - and yes the fact that Jack is producing again is scary but she did warn us that COCC would sound like NFR! (even though I personally think they sound different). I have very high hopes for this album and I'm sure Dealer is gonna end up on it.

I think everyone is forgetting that the last time she channeled negative critical reception into an album we got Ultraviolence and songs like "Brooklyn Baby" and "Money Power Glory" among others that took a dig at critics - and yes the fact that Jack is producing again is scary but she did warn us that COCC would sound like NFR! (even though I personally think they sound different). I have very high hopes for this album and I'm sure Dealer is gonna end up on it.

I think everyone is forgetting that the last time she channeled negative critical reception into an album we got Ultraviolence and songs like "Brooklyn Baby" and "Money Power Glory" among others that took a dig at critics - and yes the fact that Jack is producing again is scary but she did warn us that COCC would sound like NFR! (even though I personally think they sound different). I have very high hopes for this album and I'm sure Dealer is gonna end up on it.

Even though NFR isn't one of my favorite albums of hers, I'll give it one thing: California tops almost anything in her discography. This song is so high above the rest. She hadn't made a song that was this powerful in ages. The beautiful and haunting melody, the strength and subtlety of the production, the darkness and power of the atmosphere, the deep, heartbreaking lyrics, the coldness of it all mixed with such raw, such heartfelt, such emotional content, it simply blows my mind every single time I listen to it. Anyone that has met someone they loved who then went away can relate to it in the best possible way. It's so cathartic it enables the listener to find beauty in such loss. Her voice sounds both so powerful and so desperate at the end of the chorus, it never fails to hit me. I knew this would be a career highlight from the moment I heard the qobuz snippet.

I think everyone is forgetting that the last time she channeled negative critical reception into an album we got Ultraviolence and songs like "Brooklyn Baby" and "Money Power Glory" among others that took a dig at critics - and yes the fact that Jack is producing again is scary but she did warn us that COCC would sound like NFR! (even though I personally think they sound different). I have very high hopes for this album and I'm sure Dealer is gonna end up on it.

I'm looking forward to it. We've been spoiled, and continue to be blessed with new music. I'll always give Lana a fair chance, unlike you whiny ass bitches. 

At this point people need to calm tf down about Lana “evolving” and crucifying anybody who would like to see an older sound return... Lana has dabbled in many genres and has received critical acclaim for it! Fans expressing that it would be cute too revisit an old sound means nothing... at the end of the day she will always be in control it’s just a preference people have 

I hope Spotify has a better and louder quality than the leak. 

Thank you!! 
 
the other board I’m on is very polarized re: Lana, happy to find a space like this where we’re all stans lol
 

hope they have the cd over here happy cocc day u guys! 

hope they have the cd over here happy cocc day u guys! 

hope they have the cd over here happy cocc day u guys! 

All the remaining COTCC virgins show hands. Release day is very soon™ upon us

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I understand the frustration with the title track not expanding on the chemtrails and country clubs theme - but the whole point of the song is her trying to achieve mediocrity - from talking about astrology and grabbing coffee and the rest of the stuff she talks about. Essentially the lyrics "watching the chemtrails over the country club" could just be her way of saying "we'll watch the world burn" since u know the chemtrails shtick. I just think the ignorance she conveys in the song gives it that melancholic feeling despite how well things are going with her "sweet love". + about the album title its probably her way of defining this as a folk masterpiece - but I hope I find a connection when I finally listen to the album. 
 

I understand the frustration with the title track not expanding on the chemtrails and country clubs theme - but the whole point of the song is her trying to achieve mediocrity - from talking about astrology and grabbing coffee and the rest of the stuff she talks about. Essentially the lyrics "watching the chemtrails over the country club" could just be her way of saying "we'll watch the world burn" since u know the chemtrails shtick. I just think the ignorance she conveys in the song gives it that melancholic feeling despite how well things are going with her "sweet love". + about the album title its probably her way of defining this as a folk masterpiece - but I hope I find a connection when I finally listen to the album. 
 

I understand the frustration with the title track not expanding on the chemtrails and country clubs theme - but the whole point of the song is her trying to achieve mediocrity - from talking about astrology and grabbing coffee and the rest of the stuff she talks about. Essentially the lyrics "watching the chemtrails over the country club" could just be her way of saying "we'll watch the world burn" since u know the chemtrails shtick. I just think the ignorance she conveys in the song gives it that melancholic feeling despite how well things are going with her "sweet love". + about the album title its probably her way of defining this as a folk masterpiece - but I hope I find a connection when I finally listen to the album. 
 

I understand the frustration with the title track not expanding on the chemtrails and country clubs theme - but the whole point of the song is her trying to achieve mediocrity - from talking about astrology and grabbing coffee and the rest of the stuff she talks about. Essentially the lyrics "watching the chemtrails over the country club" could just be her way of saying "we'll watch the world burn" since u know the chemtrails shtick. I just think the ignorance she conveys in the song gives it that melancholic feeling despite how well things are going with her "sweet love". + about the album title its probably her way of defining this as a folk masterpiece - but I hope I find a connection when I finally listen to the album. 
 

I understand the frustration with the title track not expanding on the chemtrails and country clubs theme - but the whole point of the song is her trying to achieve mediocrity - from talking about astrology and grabbing coffee and the rest of the stuff she talks about. Essentially the lyrics "watching the chemtrails over the country club" could just be her way of saying "we'll watch the world burn" since u know the chemtrails shtick. I just think the ignorance she conveys in the song gives it that melancholic feeling despite how well things are going with her "sweet love". + about the album title its probably her way of defining this as a folk masterpiece - but I hope I find a connection when I finally listen to the album.