Dominikx4

i dont think they are tbh i wonder if well be getting an UO exclusive tho?

alrighty perfect, i got all the vinyls now, finally very bummed that they dont ship the denim jacket outside the US tho, what is the reason lmao, its the only thing they dont ship to europe

this woman needs an intervention

id like to give her the benefit of the doubt and say shes just taking the piss but shes not british so... anyway im going to bed now i cant process this rn bye

im not even gonna acknowledge the "i have black friends" comment shes serving brandi glanville i cant what the fuck also the back cover is more coverworthy than the front im having a meltdown noooo

noone said Behind The Iron Gates was coming tonight tho

on Christmas iirc, its a Georgia O'Keeffe quote

it definitely is. the lofi-ness, the sleigh bells, the guitar break - they all create this nostalgic feeling as if we are looking back to when lana used to live in nyc i was not interested in HTD the slightest when she posted the first snippet cuz it was just another piano ballad, but the instrumental really made the song for me

Lana: I'll be gone for a while. Also Lana:

YAAAASSSSSS I LOVE THIS

Stoplight De-Lite is very underrated

this is unpopular lana opinions and not unpopular nick opinions tho

uhm... anyways

Guns & Roses is the #1 best song to listen to on hot summer nights

pre-order said "expected to ship out late december" and merch is almost always delayed, especially with corona and christmas / new year i bet theyll start shipping in the next 2-3 weeks

aaa i was waiting for the Weeds demo to leak, idk what she thought when she changed the chorus

ive already seen several people "joking" about Clayton breaking her arm so, yeah... i see why

The Other Woman imo

https://dbree.org/v/936201 https://dbree.org/v/fe6938 https://dbree.org/v/0a257b this is literally all there is

lana, sweetie...

for the most part, its just the producers showing how/with which plugin they created a certain sound, drums etc. which is only interesting if you produce music yourself tbh im glad kieron talked quite a bit about lana, more than jack at least

IF its coming, itll be in 5 minutes

i love jack as a producer, but his mixing is... so bad. not just lana, taylor as well he seems to put so much effort and so many details in his productions, only to compress them all until you cant hear any of them any longer. theyre in the pre-chorus and chorus, yep

Bonjour hoes So, a while back I actually bought access to that Mix with the Masters website. Both Kieron Menzies and Jack Antonoff had videos about Lana, in Kieron's case about High By The Beach and for Jack it was about Mariners Apartment Complex and The Greatest. I decided to write down some of the more interesting stuff they said about Lana, since I haven't seen anyone else sharing this before: High By The Beach HBTB started with the chorus It was made when they were about halfway through the recording process, in the summer of 2015 Lana usually comes in with an idea, and Rick plays the piano trying to find the right chords (as seen in the Change video Lana posted back in 2017) Lana wrote the rest of the lyrics the same day they recorded the song The hip-hop vibes were Lana's idea All of Lana's vocals on the Honeymoon album were recorded with a U87 microphone. It was an extremly old mic Rick found somewhere in a closet of his and they never used it because it always sounded so bad, but they thought the trashy, lo-fi feel of it suited the Honeymoon tracks because it had the right amount of "dirt and brokenness" Lana usually does not record her vocals in the vocal booth, but in the control room with speakers on, which is the reason why there's always so much bleeding from the instrumental on her acapellas No autotune on Lana's vocals They call the outro a "poem". Lana wrote it after they had the idea for the music video and it was specifically written with the MV in mind. During the HM production process, recording, producing and mixing was all pretty much happening at the same time, rather than producing the song and mixing it at a later date. Lana was involved in every step of the album making process, from writing, producing, mixing and mastering it. Lana's mindset is "this is her vision, [...] this is what she wanted to hear". A lot of the mixing choices on Honeymoon were Lana's call Kieron says he thought the beat shouldve been brighter and hotter, but Lana said she doesn't like it, and he thinks they ended up with a more natural sound that way The Greatest Lana and Jack usually write songs by Jack playing on his guitar and Lana singing over it The Greatest started with the chorus chord progression Jack added flutes and horns because the song feels like a "death march" for the culture They were figuring the song out as they were going There's 40 vocal tracks in the final song They wanted it to feel like Lana is singing in a bar Lana's voice was supposed to feel like its the glue holding the entire album together, which is why its so "on top" of the instrumentals Mariners Apartment Complex There was no chorus at first, Lana started with the verses Jack thought it would be called "I'm Your Man" Again, Lana and Jack record in the same room, she's singing, he's playing the guitar The end of the song is a homage to Venice Bitch with the trippy guitars coming in

i'll use this as an opportunity to link to my favorite ATRL thread: https://atrl.net/forums/topic/211217-sky-ferreiras-masochism-a-timeline/