grandpas glass

Atlantic Group

Literally tea
I had to stop myself from playing it too much

I think a bundle of even excellent songs doesn't make a good album yet. It depends on how they are arranged and fit together.

why are y'all believing this random ass blog? am I missing something?

I think a bundle of even excellent songs doesn't make a good album yet. It depends on how they are arranged and fit together.

Joan Baez has released over 30 albums, Joni Mitchell 19 studio albums. 
 
I promise you that Lana isn't going to stop making music. It's in her DNA. She will always write and sing as long as she is able to. It's been apart of her since she was a child and I can't imagine her just stopping. She may take breaks here and then but there will always be more *something* from her. 

CoCC’s production is more intimately mixed than her other work - less reverb, and walls of sound, it ends up sounding compressed, earthy and bare, so I can understand how it sounds “ugly” in comparison to her other work (UV was aggressive sounding but drenched in reverb), but, that’s what I love about it ? 

Chemtrails is so underrated and misunderstood, truly a sublime masterpiece. It's both gentle and dark and tells a beautiful story of her ultimate rejection of fame, which makes perfect sense given where we are today with this album's rollout and what she said Blue Banisters means to her. The story she's been telling since day one is so incredible and intricate and I really feel so lucky to be witnessing it in real time. In the future, at the end of the her career, people will be able to look at everything as a whole and see how amazing it all is, but we are the lucky ones who get to see her life's story unravel as it goes, and understand all the little moments of where she's at in the moment that Lana infuses into each chapter.

i'm so excited for this album! lana's exit from social media hasn't changed how i feel about the album. i'm really sad about her exit for personal reasons and also because i'm really worried about her, it's so weird caring about someone so much who you've never met. I genuinely hope she's okay. 
 
I'm really looking forward to hearing her unreleased songs being officially released and how they sound now and what she did to them. I'm also really looking forward to hearing the songs we haven't heard before. This album is gunna make me cry so much. 
 
Lana is just our little caterpillar going into her chrysalis phase. She'll be gone for a little while and will come back better than ever. 

This is the three-step process to listening to D*****.
1. Wtf?
2. Strangely addicted; can’t stop listening
3. This is the best song ever.

i'm taking a music marketing class this semester and we were talking about cult followings. someone brought up lana's QFTC post and so i banked off of that and mentioned how she deleted all of her social media a month before her new album comes out. my professor said that it's a really great marketing technique if a big artist has a project coming up. so, maybe, this is just strategic. maybe she'll come back a day before the album or the day of. although, knowing lana, this probably isn't promotion. it's just her. my professor gave me a small ounce of hope tho. i thought you'd all like to know that. 

I think a bundle of even excellent songs doesn't make a good album yet. It depends on how they are arranged and fit together.

I think a bundle of even excellent songs doesn't make a good album yet. It depends on how they are arranged and fit together.

I still don't understand why she would stop performing under Lana Del Rey, and I don't think she will. She said herself that it's just a stage/nickname and not a "persona"
 
Even though she was going as Lizzy Grant in the early years she's also been using "Lana" for a long time, like 2007 at latest (mentioned in Brite Lites demo and Wayamaya).