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  1. Karolll liked a post in a topic by ModernBohemian in The Right Person Will Stay - Pre-Release Thread (OUT: May 21st, 2025)   
    Old me would've thought the album was cancelled by now, but this feels normal
  2. jazzlessbaby liked a post in a topic by ModernBohemian in The Right Person Will Stay - Pre-Release Thread (OUT: May 21st, 2025)   
    Old me would've thought the album was cancelled by now, but this feels normal
  3. The Paradise Edition liked a post in a topic by ModernBohemian in The Right Person Will Stay - Pre-Release Thread (OUT: May 21st, 2025)   
    Old me would've thought the album was cancelled by now, but this feels normal
  4. Embach liked a post in a topic by ModernBohemian in The Right Person Will Stay - Pre-Release Thread (OUT: May 21st, 2025)   
    Old me would've thought the album was cancelled by now, but this feels normal
  5. GeminiLanaFan liked a post in a topic by ModernBohemian in The Right Person Will Stay - Pre-Release Thread (OUT: May 21st, 2025)   
    Old me would've thought the album was cancelled by now, but this feels normal
  6. sparklejumpropeweed liked a post in a topic by ModernBohemian in The Right Person Will Stay - Pre-Release Thread (OUT: May 21st, 2025)   
    Old me would've thought the album was cancelled by now, but this feels normal
  7. Pretty Dull liked a post in a topic by ModernBohemian in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll   
    I don't know if this has been brought up by anyone else yet, but I can't help but think about the first half of the album as a chronological allegory for her romance, heartbreak and then stages of grief.
    The Grants/Ocean Blvd/Sweet is her in love, thinking about a life of love but still foreshadowing future loss (love and denial (in hindsight) stage).
    "Do you want children? Do you want to marry me?" A&W is where the betrayal happens (especially considering the extra verse she sang on her live in the car about Sean), The anger and reckoning stage.
    "It's not about havin' someone to love me anymore
    This is the experience of bein' an American whore" Interludes/Candy Necklace is her turning to spirituality while still lamenting the restlessness/reckless of men. Reasoning. Kintsugi - the quietest point of grief, depression, that hopefully starts to precede the last stage of grief, acceptance.   
    To me, the remaining half of the album her accepting her place in life and trying to find potential joy in living in the moment, friendship, family and embracing her sultry spirit again. 
  8. ModernBohemian liked a post in a topic by Weirdkowski in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll   
    I can’t understand why so many people dislike kintsugi and fingertips  they’re literally my favorite tracks of the album. I guess if you get it, you get it..
  9. ModernBohemian liked a post in a topic by how the light shines in in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll   
    I was mulling this around in my head the other day, I think it's why the album front to back is such a cathartic experience, for me anyway
  10. Stoned Mary in the Garden liked a post in a topic by ModernBohemian in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll   
    I don't know if this has been brought up by anyone else yet, but I can't help but think about the first half of the album as a chronological allegory for her romance, heartbreak and then stages of grief.
    The Grants/Ocean Blvd/Sweet is her in love, thinking about a life of love but still foreshadowing future loss (love and denial (in hindsight) stage).
    "Do you want children? Do you want to marry me?" A&W is where the betrayal happens (especially considering the extra verse she sang on her live in the car about Sean), The anger and reckoning stage.
    "It's not about havin' someone to love me anymore
    This is the experience of bein' an American whore" Interludes/Candy Necklace is her turning to spirituality while still lamenting the restlessness/reckless of men. Reasoning. Kintsugi - the quietest point of grief, depression, that hopefully starts to precede the last stage of grief, acceptance.   
    To me, the remaining half of the album her accepting her place in life and trying to find potential joy in living in the moment, friendship, family and embracing her sultry spirit again. 
  11. fishtails liked a post in a topic by ModernBohemian in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll   
    I don't know if this has been brought up by anyone else yet, but I can't help but think about the first half of the album as a chronological allegory for her romance, heartbreak and then stages of grief.
    The Grants/Ocean Blvd/Sweet is her in love, thinking about a life of love but still foreshadowing future loss (love and denial (in hindsight) stage).
    "Do you want children? Do you want to marry me?" A&W is where the betrayal happens (especially considering the extra verse she sang on her live in the car about Sean), The anger and reckoning stage.
    "It's not about havin' someone to love me anymore
    This is the experience of bein' an American whore" Interludes/Candy Necklace is her turning to spirituality while still lamenting the restlessness/reckless of men. Reasoning. Kintsugi - the quietest point of grief, depression, that hopefully starts to precede the last stage of grief, acceptance.   
    To me, the remaining half of the album her accepting her place in life and trying to find potential joy in living in the moment, friendship, family and embracing her sultry spirit again. 
  12. revadece liked a post in a topic by ModernBohemian in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll   
    I don't know if this has been brought up by anyone else yet, but I can't help but think about the first half of the album as a chronological allegory for her romance, heartbreak and then stages of grief.
    The Grants/Ocean Blvd/Sweet is her in love, thinking about a life of love but still foreshadowing future loss (love and denial (in hindsight) stage).
    "Do you want children? Do you want to marry me?" A&W is where the betrayal happens (especially considering the extra verse she sang on her live in the car about Sean), The anger and reckoning stage.
    "It's not about havin' someone to love me anymore
    This is the experience of bein' an American whore" Interludes/Candy Necklace is her turning to spirituality while still lamenting the restlessness/reckless of men. Reasoning. Kintsugi - the quietest point of grief, depression, that hopefully starts to precede the last stage of grief, acceptance.   
    To me, the remaining half of the album her accepting her place in life and trying to find potential joy in living in the moment, friendship, family and embracing her sultry spirit again. 
  13. GeminiLanaFan liked a post in a topic by ModernBohemian in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll   
    I don't know if this has been brought up by anyone else yet, but I can't help but think about the first half of the album as a chronological allegory for her romance, heartbreak and then stages of grief.
    The Grants/Ocean Blvd/Sweet is her in love, thinking about a life of love but still foreshadowing future loss (love and denial (in hindsight) stage).
    "Do you want children? Do you want to marry me?" A&W is where the betrayal happens (especially considering the extra verse she sang on her live in the car about Sean), The anger and reckoning stage.
    "It's not about havin' someone to love me anymore
    This is the experience of bein' an American whore" Interludes/Candy Necklace is her turning to spirituality while still lamenting the restlessness/reckless of men. Reasoning. Kintsugi - the quietest point of grief, depression, that hopefully starts to precede the last stage of grief, acceptance.   
    To me, the remaining half of the album her accepting her place in life and trying to find potential joy in living in the moment, friendship, family and embracing her sultry spirit again. 
  14. dotwestcoast liked a post in a topic by ModernBohemian in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll   
    I don't know if this has been brought up by anyone else yet, but I can't help but think about the first half of the album as a chronological allegory for her romance, heartbreak and then stages of grief.
    The Grants/Ocean Blvd/Sweet is her in love, thinking about a life of love but still foreshadowing future loss (love and denial (in hindsight) stage).
    "Do you want children? Do you want to marry me?" A&W is where the betrayal happens (especially considering the extra verse she sang on her live in the car about Sean), The anger and reckoning stage.
    "It's not about havin' someone to love me anymore
    This is the experience of bein' an American whore" Interludes/Candy Necklace is her turning to spirituality while still lamenting the restlessness/reckless of men. Reasoning. Kintsugi - the quietest point of grief, depression, that hopefully starts to precede the last stage of grief, acceptance.   
    To me, the remaining half of the album her accepting her place in life and trying to find potential joy in living in the moment, friendship, family and embracing her sultry spirit again. 
  15. DLT liked a post in a topic by ModernBohemian in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll   
    I don't know if this has been brought up by anyone else yet, but I can't help but think about the first half of the album as a chronological allegory for her romance, heartbreak and then stages of grief.
    The Grants/Ocean Blvd/Sweet is her in love, thinking about a life of love but still foreshadowing future loss (love and denial (in hindsight) stage).
    "Do you want children? Do you want to marry me?" A&W is where the betrayal happens (especially considering the extra verse she sang on her live in the car about Sean), The anger and reckoning stage.
    "It's not about havin' someone to love me anymore
    This is the experience of bein' an American whore" Interludes/Candy Necklace is her turning to spirituality while still lamenting the restlessness/reckless of men. Reasoning. Kintsugi - the quietest point of grief, depression, that hopefully starts to precede the last stage of grief, acceptance.   
    To me, the remaining half of the album her accepting her place in life and trying to find potential joy in living in the moment, friendship, family and embracing her sultry spirit again. 
  16. how the light shines in liked a post in a topic by ModernBohemian in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll   
    I don't know if this has been brought up by anyone else yet, but I can't help but think about the first half of the album as a chronological allegory for her romance, heartbreak and then stages of grief.
    The Grants/Ocean Blvd/Sweet is her in love, thinking about a life of love but still foreshadowing future loss (love and denial (in hindsight) stage).
    "Do you want children? Do you want to marry me?" A&W is where the betrayal happens (especially considering the extra verse she sang on her live in the car about Sean), The anger and reckoning stage.
    "It's not about havin' someone to love me anymore
    This is the experience of bein' an American whore" Interludes/Candy Necklace is her turning to spirituality while still lamenting the restlessness/reckless of men. Reasoning. Kintsugi - the quietest point of grief, depression, that hopefully starts to precede the last stage of grief, acceptance.   
    To me, the remaining half of the album her accepting her place in life and trying to find potential joy in living in the moment, friendship, family and embracing her sultry spirit again. 
  17. honeymoon is alive liked a post in a topic by ModernBohemian in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll   
    I don't know if this has been brought up by anyone else yet, but I can't help but think about the first half of the album as a chronological allegory for her romance, heartbreak and then stages of grief.
    The Grants/Ocean Blvd/Sweet is her in love, thinking about a life of love but still foreshadowing future loss (love and denial (in hindsight) stage).
    "Do you want children? Do you want to marry me?" A&W is where the betrayal happens (especially considering the extra verse she sang on her live in the car about Sean), The anger and reckoning stage.
    "It's not about havin' someone to love me anymore
    This is the experience of bein' an American whore" Interludes/Candy Necklace is her turning to spirituality while still lamenting the restlessness/reckless of men. Reasoning. Kintsugi - the quietest point of grief, depression, that hopefully starts to precede the last stage of grief, acceptance.   
    To me, the remaining half of the album her accepting her place in life and trying to find potential joy in living in the moment, friendship, family and embracing her sultry spirit again. 
  18. ModernBohemian liked a post in a topic by Telomeres in Judah Smith Interlude   
    the first part of the sermon, about lust and loving your wife and all that, hits so good knowing about how Sean was cheating on his fiancee with Lana. Get him, Judah!
  19. ModernBohemian liked a post in a topic by FKAbrandon in Judah Smith Interlude   
    This! It starts of with a very pretty instrumental, then progressively gets eerier. So unsettling
  20. ModernBohemian liked a post in a topic by Venice Jesus Whore in Judah Smith Interlude   
    I guess unpopular opinion but I love it. I love how dark, unsettling, and eerie it feels. The production is incredible too. 
  21. ModernBohemian liked a post in a topic by Elle in Instagram Updates   
    She’s removed it, but here was her video post - 
  22. ModernBohemian liked a post in a topic by Vertimus in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll   
    https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/lana-del-rey-did-know-214710824.html
     
    "Lana Del Rey’s ‘Did You Know There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd’ Is Her Most Soul-Searching Album Yet"
     
    "What she has done since NFR! — including Chemtrails Over the Country Club and Blue Banisters — has proven to be a remarkable expansion on the artistic vision she laid out on that album, one that puts her in a creative class all her own. In preaching to herself, she has unlocked the type of art her listeners will hold dear for a lifetime."
  23. ModernBohemian liked a post in a topic by Topanga in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Pre-Release Thread: OUT March 24th, 2023   
    I find it weird when people are like the production is so bad it ruins the song but then they’ll listen to unreleased Lana that was recorded on a walkie talkie and has a bit of tambourine in the background. 
  24. Francesco Carrozzini liked a post in a topic by ModernBohemian in Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Pre-Release Thread: OUT March 24th, 2023   
    This is the only pre-album cycle that we haven't been given an accompanying music video for any pre-album singles and/or trailer. 
     
    Unusual... but given the insider information around a "surprise" that finally does it right by fans, I suspect (and want) it to be something highly visual like a series of music videos or short film
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