somber

Her skin looks so smoothhh 

Her skin looks so smoothhh 

(YESS HOLLY MACVE MENTIONED OMG)
 
But yeah I agree with you, Lana’s version of stripped back is not amusing to me. But at least the Henry snippet as clear vocals, so many they are mixing her voice a lot better on this upcoming album.
Which party?

Oh!  I can't attend the party because I have somewhere to be 

Oh!  I can't attend the party because I have somewhere to be 

Her skin looks so smoothhh 

(YESS HOLLY MACVE MENTIONED OMG)
 
But yeah I agree with you, Lana’s version of stripped back is not amusing to me. But at least the Henry snippet as clear vocals, so many they are mixing her voice a lot better on this upcoming album.
Which party?

Oh!  I can't attend the party because I have somewhere to be 

Oh!  I can't attend the party because I have somewhere to be 

I wonder if she's gonna announce something at the party tomorrow.

Yes you’re right OB is actually quite versatile.
I love the album, never stop spinning the vinyl its so precious. 

I’m kinda over all the stripped back stuff now though, or maybe I’m not over ‘stripped back’ per se, but I’m over her version of stripped back. And I’m not an huge fan of the autotune…Even the bops on OB, Lana’s vocals are sometimes indiscernible, I’d have loved clearer vocals on Peppers for example. The mixing works more for that song than others on the album though (fishtail )
 
Holly Macve’s folk/country(ish) album Golden Eagle is a nice example of how I’d like Lana’s album to be. Not necessarily the same kinda stuff, but still somewhat upbeat despite the stripped back approach. Like in the songs Heartbreak Blues or No One Has The Answers. 

Her skin looks so smoothhh 

Yes, piano ballads and guitar ballads are so good and can be a really good song... you just have the utilize what's given to you. Use your voice and make some interesting melodies and harmonies. With piano, layer different keys and sounds in the song, to add structure and depth, to make it more powerful and exciting. With guitar, guitar is one of the most versatile instruments, you can lean into the plucking side of guitars and use some funky chords, or strum and make some awesome melodies.
 
I feel like the problem with some of Lana's piano and guitar ballads, is that she makes them flat. If she wants to make her songs laid back and stripped, go ahead! (I mean don't but it's wtv) But just make it more entertaining. That's why I like her songs Change, Yosemite, Nectar of the Gods, Ocean Blvd, & Candy Necklace for those interesting piano/guitar ballads imo 

Yes, piano ballads and guitar ballads are so good and can be a really good song... you just have the utilize what's given to you. Use your voice and make some interesting melodies and harmonies. With piano, layer different keys and sounds in the song, to add structure and depth, to make it more powerful and exciting. With guitar, guitar is one of the most versatile instruments, you can lean into the plucking side of guitars and use some funky chords, or strum and make some awesome melodies.
 
I feel like the problem with some of Lana's piano and guitar ballads, is that she makes them flat. If she wants to make her songs laid back and stripped, go ahead! (I mean don't but it's wtv) But just make it more entertaining. That's why I like her songs Change, Yosemite, Nectar of the Gods, Ocean Blvd, & Candy Necklace for those interesting piano/guitar ballads imo 

THANK YOU FOR MENTIONING ME 

THANK YOU FOR MENTIONING ME 

Yes, piano ballads and guitar ballads are so good and can be a really good song... you just have the utilize what's given to you. Use your voice and make some interesting melodies and harmonies. With piano, layer different keys and sounds in the song, to add structure and depth, to make it more powerful and exciting. With guitar, guitar is one of the most versatile instruments, you can lean into the plucking side of guitars and use some funky chords, or strum and make some awesome melodies.
 
I feel like the problem with some of Lana's piano and guitar ballads, is that she makes them flat. If she wants to make her songs laid back and stripped, go ahead! (I mean don't but it's wtv) But just make it more entertaining. That's why I like her songs Change, Yosemite, Nectar of the Gods, Ocean Blvd, & Candy Necklace for those interesting piano/guitar ballads imo 

THANK YOU FOR MENTIONING ME 

Yes, piano ballads and guitar ballads are so good and can be a really good song... you just have the utilize what's given to you. Use your voice and make some interesting melodies and harmonies. With piano, layer different keys and sounds in the song, to add structure and depth, to make it more powerful and exciting. With guitar, guitar is one of the most versatile instruments, you can lean into the plucking side of guitars and use some funky chords, or strum and make some awesome melodies.
 
I feel like the problem with some of Lana's piano and guitar ballads, is that she makes them flat. If she wants to make her songs laid back and stripped, go ahead! (I mean don't but it's wtv) But just make it more entertaining. That's why I like her songs Change, Yosemite, Nectar of the Gods, Ocean Blvd, & Candy Necklace for those interesting piano/guitar ballads imo 

You don't think that Norman is an iconic opener  

You don't think that Norman is an iconic opener  

Yes, I was just thinking this the other day. We need another iconic intro song to her album like Cruel World, Norman Fucking Rockwell, & Honeymoon. I feel like we haven't gotten a true iconic album opener from her in a while. I'm thinking the album opener starts off with the sickest instrumental that builds up and then Lana comes in with a snarky witty line that's going to be iconic and great.. lowk like A&W 

You don't think that Norman is an iconic opener  

You don't think that Norman is an iconic opener  

Yes, I was just thinking this the other day. We need another iconic intro song to her album like Cruel World, Norman Fucking Rockwell, & Honeymoon. I feel like we haven't gotten a true iconic album opener from her in a while. I'm thinking the album opener starts off with the sickest instrumental that builds up and then Lana comes in with a snarky witty line that's going to be iconic and great.. lowk like A&W