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Welcome to the circus! Glad you decided to join us. 

Welcome to the circus! Glad you decided to join us. 

Welcome to the circus! Glad you decided to join us. 

Well well well... after lurking on LB for over 2 years I've finally decided to create an account lmao 
I guess I've kinda been a part of this community for quite some time now already... but now I FINALLY get to be a part of the discussions (and the meltdowns)!!!

Anyways, I'm as excited for BB as y'all are - and I'm SO glad Text Book is the opener since it's really become one of my favorite Lana songs over the past few months 

this ones for the lanaboards gorls only 

Idk. I might get dragged for this, but COCC is definitely my least favorite album of hers. It just doesn't have the same replay value for me as her other albums.  That's not to say it's not a beautiful or cohesive record, because it absolutely is. It's just...not my cup of tea, I guess. It's the only album of Lana's that I don't have the lyrics memorized to, which is saying something.
 
LFL definitely had consistency issues, in my eyes, but the individual tracks were solid and it's a beautiful record. I definitely wouldn't call it "lazy".
 
To me, UV, HM, & NFR are the highlights of her career. I'm a big fan of all her work (I still absolutely adore BTD/Paradise), but those are her most fundamental records to me.

I think my apathy towards COCC has more to do with the production than the lyricism or anything else - I genuinely believe some of Lana's most profound and beautiful lyricism has come from that record. When I imagine COCC with UV, HM, or even NFR-style production I tremble. It's Antonoff's production that turned me off. 

Idk. I might get dragged for this, but COCC is definitely my least favorite album of hers. It just doesn't have the same replay value for me as her other albums.  That's not to say it's not a beautiful or cohesive record, because it absolutely is. It's just...not my cup of tea, I guess. It's the only album of Lana's that I don't have the lyrics memorized to, which is saying something.
 
LFL definitely had consistency issues, in my eyes, but the individual tracks were solid and it's a beautiful record. I definitely wouldn't call it "lazy".
 
To me, UV, HM, & NFR are the highlights of her career. I'm a big fan of all her work (I still absolutely adore BTD/Paradise), but those are her most fundamental records to me.

I don't know if we talked about this enough but the way "Arcadia" ends and its transition to "Wildflower Wildfire" IS SUCH A FUCKING SERVE ALREADY when it's just pre-release single album placement, not actual tracklist
 

Idk. I might get dragged for this, but COCC is definitely my least favorite album of hers. It just doesn't have the same replay value for me as her other albums.  That's not to say it's not a beautiful or cohesive record, because it absolutely is. It's just...not my cup of tea, I guess. It's the only album of Lana's that I don't have the lyrics memorized to, which is saying something.
 
LFL definitely had consistency issues, in my eyes, but the individual tracks were solid and it's a beautiful record. I definitely wouldn't call it "lazy".
 
To me, UV, HM, & NFR are the highlights of her career. I'm a big fan of all her work (I still absolutely adore BTD/Paradise), but those are her most fundamental records to me.

^^^ I would kill to hear Lana cover Doll Parts. 
 
Would also love to hear her do something from the Cranberries - “Zombie” is definitely a tad overdone, but god she could make it sound so haunting. Also think she’d do “Linger” or “No Need To Argue” beautifully. 
 
Also “Something in the Way” or “Dumb” by Nirvana. Or “Sex & Candy” by Marcy Playground. Or “Glory Box” by Portishead. 
 
I just really want Lana to do a 90s cover album. 

Idk. I might get dragged for this, but COCC is definitely my least favorite album of hers. It just doesn't have the same replay value for me as her other albums.  That's not to say it's not a beautiful or cohesive record, because it absolutely is. It's just...not my cup of tea, I guess. It's the only album of Lana's that I don't have the lyrics memorized to, which is saying something.
 
LFL definitely had consistency issues, in my eyes, but the individual tracks were solid and it's a beautiful record. I definitely wouldn't call it "lazy".
 
To me, UV, HM, & NFR are the highlights of her career. I'm a big fan of all her work (I still absolutely adore BTD/Paradise), but those are her most fundamental records to me.

We have a tracklist for Blue Banisters! Yes to Thunder, no Fine China.
 
1. Text Book
2. Blue Banisters
3. Arcadia
4. Interlude - The Trio
5. Black Bathing Suit
6. If You Lie Down With Me
7. Beautiful
8. Violets For Roses
9. Dealer
10. Thunder
11. Wildflower Wildfire
12. Nectar of the Gods (Wild One/Colour Blue)
13. Living Legend
14. Cherry Blossom
15. Sweet Carolina

We have a tracklist for Blue Banisters! Yes to Thunder, no Fine China.
 
1. Text Book
2. Blue Banisters
3. Arcadia
4. Interlude - The Trio
5. Black Bathing Suit
6. If You Lie Down With Me
7. Beautiful
8. Violets For Roses
9. Dealer
10. Thunder
11. Wildflower Wildfire
12. Nectar of the Gods (Wild One/Colour Blue)
13. Living Legend
14. Cherry Blossom
15. Sweet Carolina

Apart from the four released singles which we know will be on Blue Bannisters, which other songs are we expecting to be on the new album?
 
Will Fine China and Thunder be there?

Lana when no one believed she would actually delete her social media: it's strange....................................... BAT ETS TROO DAHHLIN!  

I think my apathy towards COCC has more to do with the production than the lyricism or anything else - I genuinely believe some of Lana's most profound and beautiful lyricism has come from that record. When I imagine COCC with UV, HM, or even NFR-style production I tremble. It's Antonoff's production that turned me off. 

clown on down to flaridahhh

I think my apathy towards COCC has more to do with the production than the lyricism or anything else - I genuinely believe some of Lana's most profound and beautiful lyricism has come from that record. When I imagine COCC with UV, HM, or even NFR-style production I tremble. It's Antonoff's production that turned me off. 

This is truly the truthful truth. 1000%

I think my apathy towards COCC has more to do with the production than the lyricism or anything else - I genuinely believe some of Lana's most profound and beautiful lyricism has come from that record. When I imagine COCC with UV, HM, or even NFR-style production I tremble. It's Antonoff's production that turned me off. 

I think my apathy towards COCC has more to do with the production than the lyricism or anything else - I genuinely believe some of Lana's most profound and beautiful lyricism has come from that record. When I imagine COCC with UV, HM, or even NFR-style production I tremble. It's Antonoff's production that turned me off. 

I'm gonna say something that I am sure is a bit controversialuski because everyone loves NFR but originally I was more excited for Chemtrails than NFR because I'm not a NFR mega fan & now that they're both out I gotta say, I still go back to NFR more often than Chemtrails. I forget Chemtrails exists (with the exception of a few songs).
 
And full disclosure, I truly am 100% on board with the Jack Antman hate train but I gotta give him props, he reached a new level with the production of Chemtrails and by new level I mean one so low and so ass that it's below hell - nice one dipshit. 
 
Arcadia shows that ballads can still be beautiful and they're not synonymous with "boring" but Jack traumatized us so that's why we tremble at the thought of ballads. 

Idk. I might get dragged for this, but COCC is definitely my least favorite album of hers. It just doesn't have the same replay value for me as her other albums.  That's not to say it's not a beautiful or cohesive record, because it absolutely is. It's just...not my cup of tea, I guess. It's the only album of Lana's that I don't have the lyrics memorized to, which is saying something.
 
LFL definitely had consistency issues, in my eyes, but the individual tracks were solid and it's a beautiful record. I definitely wouldn't call it "lazy".
 
To me, UV, HM, & NFR are the highlights of her career. I'm a big fan of all her work (I still absolutely adore BTD/Paradise), but those are her most fundamental records to me.

Idk. I might get dragged for this, but COCC is definitely my least favorite album of hers. It just doesn't have the same replay value for me as her other albums.  That's not to say it's not a beautiful or cohesive record, because it absolutely is. It's just...not my cup of tea, I guess. It's the only album of Lana's that I don't have the lyrics memorized to, which is saying something.
 
LFL definitely had consistency issues, in my eyes, but the individual tracks were solid and it's a beautiful record. I definitely wouldn't call it "lazy".
 
To me, UV, HM, & NFR are the highlights of her career. I'm a big fan of all her work (I still absolutely adore BTD/Paradise), but those are her most fundamental records to me.