Queen of the Rodeo

That being said I listen to chemtrails somewhat frequently, in the right mood, the stripped back vibe works. Sometimes it feels it’s missing something.

Chemtrails would have sounded so cool as a more 70s psychedelic folk inspired album, it’s a true shame. Imagine if it was sonically similar to George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass album, the religious imagery could have been truly elevated by music like this. Still, I can’t get over those vocals on Yosemite.

That being said I listen to chemtrails somewhat frequently, in the right mood, the stripped back vibe works. Sometimes it feels it’s missing something.

Chemtrails would have sounded so cool as a more 70s psychedelic folk inspired album, it’s a true shame. Imagine if it was sonically similar to George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass album, the religious imagery could have been truly elevated by music like this. Still, I can’t get over those vocals on Yosemite.

That being said I listen to chemtrails somewhat frequently, in the right mood, the stripped back vibe works. Sometimes it feels it’s missing something.

That being said I listen to chemtrails somewhat frequently, in the right mood, the stripped back vibe works. Sometimes it feels it’s missing something.

Chemtrails would have sounded so cool as a more 70s psychedelic folk inspired album, it’s a true shame. Imagine if it was sonically similar to George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass album, the religious imagery could have been truly elevated by music like this. Still, I can’t get over those vocals on Yosemite.

Chemtrails would have sounded so cool as a more 70s psychedelic folk inspired album, it’s a true shame. Imagine if it was sonically similar to George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass album, the religious imagery could have been truly elevated by music like this. Still, I can’t get over those vocals on Yosemite.

That being said I listen to chemtrails somewhat frequently, in the right mood, the stripped back vibe works. Sometimes it feels it’s missing something.

Chemtrails would have sounded so cool as a more 70s psychedelic folk inspired album, it’s a true shame. Imagine if it was sonically similar to George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass album, the religious imagery could have been truly elevated by music like this. Still, I can’t get over those vocals on Yosemite.

Happy 10th Birthday to these two masterpieces No Church On Sunday and Digital Dream Girl which happen to be one of my all time favorite songs, with the first one belonging to my top 10 all time favorites. I felt my life changed after listening to these songs for the first time.
 
These timeless ethereal psychedelic and/or electronic sounding songs haven't aged at all, they sound like they could have been made in 2024, 1984 or 2004. Been on repeat all day, these songs are also my most listened songs on Spotify.
 
No Church On Sunday definitely describes my personal music style and sound which I also found thanks to Lana, the comparsions between this song and Heroin. This music video is also really dope - very artistic, very surreal.
 
Digital Dream Girl is the best synth pop B-Side reelased in 2014, it really feels eerie and sweet at the same time. Kind of predicted the 2020s where the digital communication is part of society's everyday's life and also the resurgence of 1980s synth pop music. 
 
The Great Cybernetic Depression is one of the best concept albums of the 21st century and I'd consider it a long lost sister to Lust For Life's original concept.
 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7tcFKakZTA
 
edit: wouldnt embed, it Lorelei by Cocteau Twins

Chemtrails would have sounded so cool as a more 70s psychedelic folk inspired album, it’s a true shame. Imagine if it was sonically similar to George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass album, the religious imagery could have been truly elevated by music like this. Still, I can’t get over those vocals on Yosemite.

That being said I listen to chemtrails somewhat frequently, in the right mood, the stripped back vibe works. Sometimes it feels it’s missing something.

Chemtrails would have sounded so cool as a more 70s psychedelic folk inspired album, it’s a true shame. Imagine if it was sonically similar to George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass album, the religious imagery could have been truly elevated by music like this. Still, I can’t get over those vocals on Yosemite.

'mean Henry, come on 

Songs that are rich with lyricism or not, I think Lana is the type of artist that really needs to live her songs. Maybe she’s just enjoying life, taking a creative break but one that is nourishing enough to come back when she’s ready and hit us with her best album ever.
Lana has had her fair share of difficulties, and her music has always remained pioneering. Now that she has some stability and peace in her life, just imagine the magic she will create! Just be patient guys. I know it’s hard but trust the process.

The original For Free by Joni Mitchell is so wonderful. I love Lana but she sucked the magic out of that song.

The original For Free by Joni Mitchell is so wonderful. I love Lana but she sucked the magic out of that song.

The original For Free by Joni Mitchell is so wonderful. I love Lana but she sucked the magic out of that song.

Honestly, would it kill her to release something... anything
 
it's been 5 months since tough, and 8 months since the album announcement. 
 
a tiny little snippet woudnt hurt anyone

Songs that are rich with lyricism or not, I think Lana is the type of artist that really needs to live her songs. Maybe she’s just enjoying life, taking a creative break but one that is nourishing enough to come back when she’s ready and hit us with her best album ever.
Lana has had her fair share of difficulties, and her music has always remained pioneering. Now that she has some stability and peace in her life, just imagine the magic she will create! Just be patient guys. I know it’s hard but trust the process.