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true, IF it was officially released (world wide?) that is. (Flipside is ony of my absolute favs)

The new Beautiful I fear 😰 

The new Beautiful I fear 😰 

The new Beautiful I fear 😰 

Thank you King 
Alright ppl! Break is over. Back to coding! CHOP CHOP 

I find so funny that they put the duration in ms  they are testing us to see if we know basic math 

oh no  get away from him

She's just like me 

Remember in April when @DragonWhore professed to know the album wasn't finished, then said it was called Del Norte County and was coming out in July, and that Buddy's Rendezvous was on it?
 

Not sure if anyone’s posted about this yet as I haven’t seen it, but I think it’s absolutely iconic that there’s a billboard for the new record up in Tulsa, Oklahoma. From announcing the album on Sean’s birthday to displaying this billboard in his city.. she really said “don’t forget me” x

I'm not throwing shade, I love BB, but this album is shaping up to be everything that I expected that record to be after seeing its album cover and listening to the three singles. A Kate Bush-esque masterpiece.

Seriously, i need to know the track lengths. Insiders do your jobs 

My mum enjoys the new single. Good that she doesn’t know English, though, because she has no idea there is a line fuck me to death

I hate people.

This is depressing but thanks for the info  
 
Taylor and Adele should really fund the construction of at least one new pressing plant each

idk bout u guys but i'm waiting for the album to form an opinion on the album  xxxx

Harry Nilsson has a song..
 

so fucking tired of this boring ldr9/10 debate can y’all come up with something else ? 


 

Have not listened to a single other song since this came out. Lana has blessed us once again. 

Has anyone already joked about American Whorerror Story 

Our payola era 

One thing I liked about COCC and BB, for the most part, was the way many of the songs revealed a stronger, more independent, free-thinking Lana, like the COCC title track, 'NAWWAL,'  'Dance 'Til We Die,' 'IYLDWM,' Arcadia,' 'Violets For Roses,' 'WFWF'--a woman in control of herself and her life.
 
It seems to me that 'Ocean Boulevard' back-peddles on that significantly, though of course it has its own life and is from a different album, and doesn't necessarily, by any means, have to reflect how Lana feels about herself, or about herself now, any more than the singer/narrator of 'Swan Song,' 'Money Power Glory' or 'In My Feelings' necessarily genuinely reflected her life and personality.
 
I'm not saying I think it's a bad message or anything like that--obviously most people feel like that at some point in their lives. 

The incoming Dawes… I’m grabbing my ankles jus fuckin WAITIN
 

 
 

P💨r supuest💨 

To the disappointed: 
 
Ok but have u heard it stoned after a nice dinner and bath tho