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I always thought she scrapped it not to have two songs with the world "girl" in it (Sad Girl/Your Girl), but then things like "Love"/"Groupie Love" happened and I was like nope.

Cancel me if you want but: • I really like "Margaret", it makes me feel really happy inside, good vibes only and shit. • "Fingertips" is top 5 for me. It makes me cry so hard. I don't understand how can some people hate that song. It feels like the rawer, more honest sister of "Hope is A Dangerous Thing..." and "Wildfire Wildflower". • Y'all made me think that "Sweet" would be another "Beautiful" or "Violets for Roses", bit it gave me chills. One of the best Drew Erickson songs to date. The second verse/bridge is fucking fantastic. • I LOVE both interludes, LMAO. It's all about the ominous, eerie, uncomfortable vibes what I like. • I believe "Candy Necklace" is a little bit overrated, it does get repetitive a bit, don't you think? • I loved how meta the idea of incorporating "Venice Bitch" into "Taco Truck" is, but it was overhyped. I'm growing to like it, tho. I will end up loving it eventually, I'm sure. This is only my opinion, I don't meant to trash anyone else's points of views. I'm just stating what I personally feel about the songs, hehe. Perhaps I have a weird taste? 😅

do we know what "Summertime" is?

I hope Batiste makes another cameo. "Candy Necklace/Interlude" felt really innovative, even being mostly piano. Great job there.

but they're not out yet?

Do we have the full credits? Please don't ignore me

Question for the culture: Is the mastered/official version the one that censores the word 'mother' on 'Fingertips'?

Do we have the full credits of the songs? 👀

is a tonight leak a possibility or just a pipe dream?

not gonna listen to the leaks but... why isn't anyone talking about The Grants?

If we choose to ignore the toxic negativity of this post, there were some good points made here. She and her team are pretty bad at choosing singles. Having said that, you need to take into consideration: a) Her vision: Is Lana and her team chasing after hits? I would say it all depends on the era. (During the "Lust for Life" era, it was kind of evident they cared, during the "Blue Banisters" era, they probably gave up). But maybe the songs chosen as first singles are meant to represent the album and not to debut on the charts. Let's use "Dealer" as an example. That's a jam, but what else sounds like that song on the album? "Arcadia" or "Let Me Love You Like A Woman" are 'same old Lana by the numbers,' but they do a great job of encapsulating the vibe and mood of the albums they belong to. b) The current state of music/streaming and what's popular: Music is not instant anymore. What you release at some point might not be successful at the release date. Take into consideration songs like The Weeknd's "Die for You" or Sia's "Unstoppable". Songs like "Happiness Is A Butterfly," "Diet Mountain Dew," "Brooklyn Baby," "The Other Woman" (or even "Art Deco") weren't mainstream/popular (for Lana standards) back in the days when their respective albums were released. It took them years to become popular among the general public. If they had been released as singles, there would be a chance they would have done nothing.

sadly, conservative/religious people think gay people in general are pedophiles/groomers. Which is absolutely disgusting and harmful for the queer culture. If God is love, and they're representing his beliefs, where the fuck is the love they believe in / preach about in situations like this one? Poor Sam, tho, but I bet they knew the response they were going to get with their performance. Probably they're laughing now. But the situation is still fucked up.

I totally agree. The views about art change with time, perceptions are not eternally settled in time, they shape, based on opinions, growth and even cultural aspects. Time present and time past are both perhaps present in time future and all that. Maybe in a couple of years, people will end up considering "Coachella — Woodstock in My Mind" as a life-changing career highlight, you never know! It's the piano-talk and the toxic relationship between the fandom and the producers skills with a freaking piano what makes me laugh . Poor little piano, doing his best.

Right? When "Blue Banisters" was released, people were TRASHING Jack. There were literally essays about how "Jack Antonoff only knows how to play chords, Drew Erickson is a REAL pianist". And now they hate Drew and love Jack, like: ???? This fandom is literally traumatized by an instrument, it makes them shape-shift their views lmao

It is confirmed to be a sample, or are we assuming it is since it sounds similar?

Btw, just a thought but... what if we actually DON'T have a music video this era? We haven't heard anything about a music video shooting and/or behind the scenes. Unless they're keeping it all ultra secret (which seems unlikely, since everything Lana does has the tendecy to leak). I'd be so bummed. Even during the "Chemtrails" era, we had a huge video, a beautiful one, and... whatever the "Let Me Love You Like A Woman" music video was supposed to be. Heck, even "Blue Banisters" had visuals. With this era is being promoted way more than the previous ones, it makes sense to have a music video, right?

"Harry Nilsson has a song" line, you will always be famous to this fandom

Woah, is "Chromatica" an universally hated album around here? I'm not the biggest Gaga stan or pop music lover, but I found it quite a fun listening experience (?)

Did you notice that all of the sampled tracks are produced by Jack Dude's probably so burnt out musically he had to rely on samples lol.

Woah, you guys actually dislike "Ancient Dreams..."? I think it's a fun record. Way better than the previous one. Slightly more in tune with her first albums with a modern twist imho. "Love + Fear" felt like a Spotify playlist of different artists put together. "Orange Trees" is such a terrible song

Listening to "Venice Bitch" is an experience. Listening to it while being stoned is a religious/spiritual experience.

Following that logic, wouldn't people be praising left and right the real underrated/ignored Antonoff-produced album "Chemtrails Over the Country Club"?

I told y'all "Kintsugi" would be a great song! This is why we shouldn't trust the ears of someone who stans Dua Lipa of all musicians

tbh, I feel like that BoZ person is only shading "Kintsugi" (the song) because he's lowkey shading "Kintsugi" (the person) as they took his crown as THE insider (sips coffee) I bet the song is gorgeous.

ngl, the tracklist is giving me mixtape vibes. But never judge a song for its title tbh