Heartlines

i know that not everyone loves this album, but it is her best album cover to date  not to mention how she ate up those alt covers

I won cus I don't listen to her unreleased songs too much

I'm not a reviewer at all, I can't go through each song and explain why I love it. I just do, I love this album. Gotta preface this again with saying I love everything Lana releases, so call me bias but this album is amazing. I've had a lot of loss in my family the last few years, I lost my grandma last year March 28th, lost my grandpa in Feb 2020, lost my uncle to cancer in 2019. So my mom lost her mom, dad, and brother so close together. Kintsugi and Fingertips just really hits for me, I feel like this album came at the perfect time since it's so close to March 28th. I think too listening to Kintsugi and Fingertips while reading the lyrics makes the song more impactful. 
 
I fucking love Candy Necklace, it sounds so haunting. And then the Jon Batiste interlude came on and wow...okay so I wasn't super excited for the interludes but the JB one is amazing. I love it so much, I really hope when she releases the music video for it that's included. It's like the perfect outro for Candy Necklace. 
 
The album through Grandfather feels very personal, dark, cold, and then once "Let The Light In" comes on I feel like the end of the album gets warmer, like a hug after the first 11 songs. Idk if that makes sense, like I said I'm not a reviewer but damn . I have to finish reading through this thread but maybe someone else explained it way better than I did. 
 
Lana did it again  I love it so much. Can't wait to explore this album more and more. And for the songs I didn't mention I love them too! It would just take forever to go through each song individually. 

I'm not a reviewer at all, I can't go through each song and explain why I love it. I just do, I love this album. Gotta preface this again with saying I love everything Lana releases, so call me bias but this album is amazing. I've had a lot of loss in my family the last few years, I lost my grandma last year March 28th, lost my grandpa in Feb 2020, lost my uncle to cancer in 2019. So my mom lost her mom, dad, and brother so close together. Kintsugi and Fingertips just really hits for me, I feel like this album came at the perfect time since it's so close to March 28th. I think too listening to Kintsugi and Fingertips while reading the lyrics makes the song more impactful. 
 
I fucking love Candy Necklace, it sounds so haunting. And then the Jon Batiste interlude came on and wow...okay so I wasn't super excited for the interludes but the JB one is amazing. I love it so much, I really hope when she releases the music video for it that's included. It's like the perfect outro for Candy Necklace. 
 
The album through Grandfather feels very personal, dark, cold, and then once "Let The Light In" comes on I feel like the end of the album gets warmer, like a hug after the first 11 songs. Idk if that makes sense, like I said I'm not a reviewer but damn . I have to finish reading through this thread but maybe someone else explained it way better than I did. 
 
Lana did it again  I love it so much. Can't wait to explore this album more and more. And for the songs I didn't mention I love them too! It would just take forever to go through each song individually. 

Paris, Texas is so 

Jack’s vocals in Margaret give me Springsteen vibes! It’s so nice!

Ive been reading Twitter, and holy fuck people are dense
 
how does this sound anything like cocc or bb.
 
BBs piano ballads are stale compared to the level we have on Ocean, and this is coming from someone who really enjoyed BB.
 
her writing is sublime here, and we get different levels of ballads with bops and everything in between.
 
I haven’t been able to listen to anything else and the album gets better after each listen
 
i want to listen to it on Spotify to give her the streams but I bought it on iTunes and with Dolby atmos it sounds amazing 

I'm not a reviewer at all, I can't go through each song and explain why I love it. I just do, I love this album. Gotta preface this again with saying I love everything Lana releases, so call me bias but this album is amazing. I've had a lot of loss in my family the last few years, I lost my grandma last year March 28th, lost my grandpa in Feb 2020, lost my uncle to cancer in 2019. So my mom lost her mom, dad, and brother so close together. Kintsugi and Fingertips just really hits for me, I feel like this album came at the perfect time since it's so close to March 28th. I think too listening to Kintsugi and Fingertips while reading the lyrics makes the song more impactful. 
 
I fucking love Candy Necklace, it sounds so haunting. And then the Jon Batiste interlude came on and wow...okay so I wasn't super excited for the interludes but the JB one is amazing. I love it so much, I really hope when she releases the music video for it that's included. It's like the perfect outro for Candy Necklace. 
 
The album through Grandfather feels very personal, dark, cold, and then once "Let The Light In" comes on I feel like the end of the album gets warmer, like a hug after the first 11 songs. Idk if that makes sense, like I said I'm not a reviewer but damn . I have to finish reading through this thread but maybe someone else explained it way better than I did. 
 
Lana did it again  I love it so much. Can't wait to explore this album more and more. And for the songs I didn't mention I love them too! It would just take forever to go through each song individually. 

So glad I didn’t listen to the leaks. First thoughts, Grandfather is just  
I wish we had more of Lanita, I like her 

Paris, Texas is so 

Paris, Texas is so 

I'm not a reviewer at all, I can't go through each song and explain why I love it. I just do, I love this album. Gotta preface this again with saying I love everything Lana releases, so call me bias but this album is amazing. I've had a lot of loss in my family the last few years, I lost my grandma last year March 28th, lost my grandpa in Feb 2020, lost my uncle to cancer in 2019. So my mom lost her mom, dad, and brother so close together. Kintsugi and Fingertips just really hits for me, I feel like this album came at the perfect time since it's so close to March 28th. I think too listening to Kintsugi and Fingertips while reading the lyrics makes the song more impactful. 
 
I fucking love Candy Necklace, it sounds so haunting. And then the Jon Batiste interlude came on and wow...okay so I wasn't super excited for the interludes but the JB one is amazing. I love it so much, I really hope when she releases the music video for it that's included. It's like the perfect outro for Candy Necklace. 
 
The album through Grandfather feels very personal, dark, cold, and then once "Let The Light In" comes on I feel like the end of the album gets warmer, like a hug after the first 11 songs. Idk if that makes sense, like I said I'm not a reviewer but damn . I have to finish reading through this thread but maybe someone else explained it way better than I did. 
 
Lana did it again  I love it so much. Can't wait to explore this album more and more. And for the songs I didn't mention I love them too! It would just take forever to go through each song individually. 

Paris, Texas is so 

I'm not a reviewer at all, I can't go through each song and explain why I love it. I just do, I love this album. Gotta preface this again with saying I love everything Lana releases, so call me bias but this album is amazing. I've had a lot of loss in my family the last few years, I lost my grandma last year March 28th, lost my grandpa in Feb 2020, lost my uncle to cancer in 2019. So my mom lost her mom, dad, and brother so close together. Kintsugi and Fingertips just really hits for me, I feel like this album came at the perfect time since it's so close to March 28th. I think too listening to Kintsugi and Fingertips while reading the lyrics makes the song more impactful. 
 
I fucking love Candy Necklace, it sounds so haunting. And then the Jon Batiste interlude came on and wow...okay so I wasn't super excited for the interludes but the JB one is amazing. I love it so much, I really hope when she releases the music video for it that's included. It's like the perfect outro for Candy Necklace. 
 
The album through Grandfather feels very personal, dark, cold, and then once "Let The Light In" comes on I feel like the end of the album gets warmer, like a hug after the first 11 songs. Idk if that makes sense, like I said I'm not a reviewer but damn . I have to finish reading through this thread but maybe someone else explained it way better than I did. 
 
Lana did it again  I love it so much. Can't wait to explore this album more and more. And for the songs I didn't mention I love them too! It would just take forever to go through each song individually. 

Jon Batiste Interlude feels like it's the audio version of that creepy as fuck Convenience Store scene from Twin Peaks Fire Walk With Me and I am completely here for it... the fucking TALENT omg

I'm not a reviewer at all, I can't go through each song and explain why I love it. I just do, I love this album. Gotta preface this again with saying I love everything Lana releases, so call me bias but this album is amazing. I've had a lot of loss in my family the last few years, I lost my grandma last year March 28th, lost my grandpa in Feb 2020, lost my uncle to cancer in 2019. So my mom lost her mom, dad, and brother so close together. Kintsugi and Fingertips just really hits for me, I feel like this album came at the perfect time since it's so close to March 28th. I think too listening to Kintsugi and Fingertips while reading the lyrics makes the song more impactful. 
 
I fucking love Candy Necklace, it sounds so haunting. And then the Jon Batiste interlude came on and wow...okay so I wasn't super excited for the interludes but the JB one is amazing. I love it so much, I really hope when she releases the music video for it that's included. It's like the perfect outro for Candy Necklace. 
 
The album through Grandfather feels very personal, dark, cold, and then once "Let The Light In" comes on I feel like the end of the album gets warmer, like a hug after the first 11 songs. Idk if that makes sense, like I said I'm not a reviewer but damn . I have to finish reading through this thread but maybe someone else explained it way better than I did. 
 
Lana did it again  I love it so much. Can't wait to explore this album more and more. And for the songs I didn't mention I love them too! It would just take forever to go through each song individually. 

I haven't listened to The Grants either. I told myself if she releases the first song or the last song on OB I wouldn't listen and I'll save it for release day. What an experience it'll be..I even stopped listening to OB and A&W back in February so those tracks can feel fresh and new. Amazed at my self control tbh, lol but it does feel like time is going by painfully slow but I know it'll be worth it once it's out. 

I haven't listened to The Grants either. I told myself if she releases the first song or the last song on OB I wouldn't listen and I'll save it for release day. What an experience it'll be..I even stopped listening to OB and A&W back in February so those tracks can feel fresh and new. Amazed at my self control tbh, lol but it does feel like time is going by painfully slow but I know it'll be worth it once it's out. 

I haven't listened to The Grants either. I told myself if she releases the first song or the last song on OB I wouldn't listen and I'll save it for release day. What an experience it'll be..I even stopped listening to OB and A&W back in February so those tracks can feel fresh and new. Amazed at my self control tbh, lol but it does feel like time is going by painfully slow but I know it'll be worth it once it's out. 

I haven't listened to The Grants either. I told myself if she releases the first song or the last song on OB I wouldn't listen and I'll save it for release day. What an experience it'll be..I even stopped listening to OB and A&W back in February so those tracks can feel fresh and new. Amazed at my self control tbh, lol but it does feel like time is going by painfully slow but I know it'll be worth it once it's out. 

these first few months of 2023 have been trash for me, but a lot, if not all, the causes should be wrapped up by the time the album's released. i'm manifesting the album to be a celebration to the end of a few shitty months and a beginning to a happy, carefree, better rest of 2023 ahead, and i can't wait.

Hol up, who tf is left that hasn't listened? I haven't even listened to The Grants yet! When it dropped i had this calm just wash over me, saying I don't need to listen to it, and wait until the album. She's done her opener as a single for so many albums, but I feel this ones strength-its power. I know it's going to be overwhelming on first listen, but is that not what we want from someone like her? To have this entire project presented in full in high quality, a proper collapse, reeling from the song prior and being thrown into the next.
 
It seems this album created a snippet hunt fest and what is left for everyone on release day? Just a hq version of everything heard? Could never be me, but I fully understand the fever cus this classic is coming. I am so. Fuckin. Ready. SIDE C SUPREMACY BABIES I know it I know it I know it. Paris, Texas is mine.

100 pages to catch up on  wish me luck
 
Also reading through all these spoilers knowing I shouldn't but my memory is shit and I'll forget what was said about these songs by next Friday anyways 

100 pages to catch up on  wish me luck
 
Also reading through all these spoilers knowing I shouldn't but my memory is shit and I'll forget what was said about these songs by next Friday anyways 

Well that's because BB is a personal and fragile album for her and only a few can understand what's behind it and that's why I love it so much 💋