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I was so surprised by the news that I just followed and didn't say anything. 
 
But, guys, something I've always loved about Lana's songs is some of the "weird details" she puts into each one, like:
 
- The guy screaming on several BTD tracks;
- The autotune popping at the end of Tulsa Jesus Freak;
- The synth humming at the end of Fuck it I Love You;
- The Gunshots in God Bless America. 
 
Besides being interesting, it gives a lot of substance to the songs, making them unique.
 
And, like: now we're going to have a pastor reciting a sermon, while she laughs? 

We won! 

Yes! 
Oh, gosh, that's why my hype is huge for this album. They say there will be tracks with unusual verse-chorus constructions, strange elements... I couldn't ask for more.
 
I imagine tracks with sudden changes in atmosphere and mood, like Text Book. Tracks that interrupt the sung melody for Lana to come out and say something. Knowing that there are several tracks with long minutes makes it obvious that we will have a lot of this. That's a long time for just some sappy verses and chorus.
 
p.s: The bridge of living legend for me is one of the highlights of career. She needs to reproduce live.
 

I was so surprised by the news that I just followed and didn't say anything. 
 
But, guys, something I've always loved about Lana's songs is some of the "weird details" she puts into each one, like:
 
- The guy screaming on several BTD tracks;
- The autotune popping at the end of Tulsa Jesus Freak;
- The synth humming at the end of Fuck it I Love You;
- The Gunshots in God Bless America. 
 
Besides being interesting, it gives a lot of substance to the songs, making them unique.
 
And, like: now we're going to have a pastor reciting a sermon, while she laughs? 

We won! 

I prefer to believe that there will be piano, but not throughout the entire track. She can put a drum on top and 5 electric guitars and I forgive her.
 
(Is it possible that Fingertips will only have piano? If she doesn't scream that she doesn't want to live... ) 
 

I was so surprised by the news that I just followed and didn't say anything. 
 
But, guys, something I've always loved about Lana's songs is some of the "weird details" she puts into each one, like:
 
- The guy screaming on several BTD tracks;
- The autotune popping at the end of Tulsa Jesus Freak;
- The synth humming at the end of Fuck it I Love You;
- The Gunshots in God Bless America. 
 
Besides being interesting, it gives a lot of substance to the songs, making them unique.
 
And, like: now we're going to have a pastor reciting a sermon, while she laughs? 

We won! 

I prefer to believe that there will be piano, but not throughout the entire track. She can put a drum on top and 5 electric guitars and I forgive her.
 
(Is it possible that Fingertips will only have piano? If she doesn't scream that she doesn't want to live... ) 
 

63 days left 

ok so the rest of the album will be psychedelic influenced rock jazz with crazy over the top instrumentals without any piano and there's gonna be a tomyy / lana rap duet with a wild beat drop 
MANIFEST
 

is it time to come out as a piano lover and that i'm kinda happy that the album is gonna be piano heavy partially because the piano haters will be SEETHING and i live for their pain

She uses piano in almost every song she's ever made 

Yes! 
Oh, gosh, that's why my hype is huge for this album. They say there will be tracks with unusual verse-chorus constructions, strange elements... I couldn't ask for more.
 
I imagine tracks with sudden changes in atmosphere and mood, like Text Book. Tracks that interrupt the sung melody for Lana to come out and say something. Knowing that there are several tracks with long minutes makes it obvious that we will have a lot of this. That's a long time for just some sappy verses and chorus.
 
p.s: The bridge of living legend for me is one of the highlights of career. She needs to reproduce live.
 

Yes! 
Oh, gosh, that's why my hype is huge for this album. They say there will be tracks with unusual verse-chorus constructions, strange elements... I couldn't ask for more.
 
I imagine tracks with sudden changes in atmosphere and mood, like Text Book. Tracks that interrupt the sung melody for Lana to come out and say something. Knowing that there are several tracks with long minutes makes it obvious that we will have a lot of this. That's a long time for just some sappy verses and chorus.
 
p.s: The bridge of living legend for me is one of the highlights of career. She needs to reproduce live.
 

Yes! 
Oh, gosh, that's why my hype is huge for this album. They say there will be tracks with unusual verse-chorus constructions, strange elements... I couldn't ask for more.
 
I imagine tracks with sudden changes in atmosphere and mood, like Text Book. Tracks that interrupt the sung melody for Lana to come out and say something. Knowing that there are several tracks with long minutes makes it obvious that we will have a lot of this. That's a long time for just some sappy verses and chorus.
 
p.s: The bridge of living legend for me is one of the highlights of career. She needs to reproduce live.
 

Yes! 
Oh, gosh, that's why my hype is huge for this album. They say there will be tracks with unusual verse-chorus constructions, strange elements... I couldn't ask for more.
 
I imagine tracks with sudden changes in atmosphere and mood, like Text Book. Tracks that interrupt the sung melody for Lana to come out and say something. Knowing that there are several tracks with long minutes makes it obvious that we will have a lot of this. That's a long time for just some sappy verses and chorus.
 
p.s: The bridge of living legend for me is one of the highlights of career. She needs to reproduce live.
 

Yes! 
Oh, gosh, that's why my hype is huge for this album. They say there will be tracks with unusual verse-chorus constructions, strange elements... I couldn't ask for more.
 
I imagine tracks with sudden changes in atmosphere and mood, like Text Book. Tracks that interrupt the sung melody for Lana to come out and say something. Knowing that there are several tracks with long minutes makes it obvious that we will have a lot of this. That's a long time for just some sappy verses and chorus.
 
p.s: The bridge of living legend for me is one of the highlights of career. She needs to reproduce live.
 

exactly

i do agree actually, it creates a very powerful mood in that section of the album .. i just know a lot of people don’t like it because it’s kind of off putting, and it quite off putting because that’s the point in a way, but the superior people with taste will enjoy the pastor interlude!!!!!!
 
plus i actually didn’t mind there not being any other trap trio esque songs 😭 but in terms of eerie vibes i would love to get that on multiple tracks on ocean blvd, it sounds interesting so i hope it carries over

also the end of wildwflower wildfire when the song sets itself on fire (the burning sound), the living legend bridge where she’s screaming, a man laughing at the beginning of salvatore. I live for these moments !!

I was so surprised by the news that I just followed and didn't say anything. 
 
But, guys, something I've always loved about Lana's songs is some of the "weird details" she puts into each one, like:
 
- The guy screaming on several BTD tracks;
- The autotune popping at the end of Tulsa Jesus Freak;
- The synth humming at the end of Fuck it I Love You;
- The Gunshots in God Bless America. 
 
Besides being interesting, it gives a lot of substance to the songs, making them unique.
 
And, like: now we're going to have a pastor reciting a sermon, while she laughs? 

We won! 

For me, it will be the real successor to the NFR. I respect the last two albums a lot and love them, but I believe that Chemtrails was purposefully understated, whereas Blue Banisters was a deal-breaker.

No hate but we definitely didn't need it. I'm with BOZ on this one: Jack is very talented, but his style and voice are so... 

I was so surprised by the news that I just followed and didn't say anything. 
 
But, guys, something I've always loved about Lana's songs is some of the "weird details" she puts into each one, like:
 
- The guy screaming on several BTD tracks;
- The autotune popping at the end of Tulsa Jesus Freak;
- The synth humming at the end of Fuck it I Love You;
- The Gunshots in God Bless America. 
 
Besides being interesting, it gives a lot of substance to the songs, making them unique.
 
And, like: now we're going to have a pastor reciting a sermon, while she laughs? 

We won! 

I was so surprised by the news that I just followed and didn't say anything. 
 
But, guys, something I've always loved about Lana's songs is some of the "weird details" she puts into each one, like:
 
- The guy screaming on several BTD tracks;
- The autotune popping at the end of Tulsa Jesus Freak;
- The synth humming at the end of Fuck it I Love You;
- The Gunshots in God Bless America. 
 
Besides being interesting, it gives a lot of substance to the songs, making them unique.
 
And, like: now we're going to have a pastor reciting a sermon, while she laughs? 

We won! 

Uhhhh that interlude will be my song 
Her catholic Arca moment !

he screams something dramatic at the end and then you hear a ready for it by ts type bass begin on american whore