LDR Album Process Discussion

[Candy Necklace 9,114]

1 minute ago, Paris Hilton said:

Completely missing the point. Like I said, the post was not directed towards you and if you decide to take offense on that, then that’s on you. Too bad it got you feeling some type of way over a silly comment.

bro i’m fine take a break 

[dexter 2,573]

So what im getting from this.. is that 

• the other song is real 

• no one has it 

• it didn’t nearly make it on the album like we thought and the vinyl was just misinterpreted 

• we can’t reliably know the producer 

[Paris Hilton 10,314]

Just now, dexter said:

So what im getting from this.. is that 

• the other song is real 

• no one has it 

• it didn’t nearly make it on the album like we thought and the vinyl was just misinterpreted 

• we can’t reliably know the producer 

You forgot to mention it will serve as the second promotional single for TRPWS!

[honeymoon is alive 24,227]

what’s going awn 

[Lindsay Lohan 11,804]

4 minutes ago, dexter said:

So what im getting from this.. is that 

• the other song is real 

• no one has it 

• it didn’t nearly make it on the album like we thought and the vinyl was just misinterpreted 

• we can’t reliably know the producer 

 

Yes except Rick Nowels is 100% the producer

[Paris Hilton 10,314]

1 minute ago, honeymoon is alive said:

what’s going awn 

 

[That Venice Bitch 29,864]

1 minute ago, dexter said:

• we can’t reliably know the producer 

Unknown did say it was Rick. While ppl might not have the file, insiders may have seen the title somewhere on Rick's side or perhaps Rick mentioned it to them

 

 

[Brooklyn Fetus 4,284]

4 minutes ago, dexter said:

So what im getting from this.. is that 

• the other song is real 

• no one has it 

• it didn’t nearly make it on the album like we thought and the vinyl was just misinterpreted 

• we can’t reliably know the producer 

the third point clears out a lot! so yes it prob do is produced by rick nowels, might have paradise-ish or acoustic production like in unfixable/is this happiness

[TrashMagiq 59,872]

1 hour ago, meIanchoIia said:

I've just noticed "Other Side" is even mentioned on vinyl 

Since Lana worked a lot with Rick during Ultraviolence era I guess he was an alt producer for every song from tracklist but we hadn't been told about it yet. And now we are and that means he "produced" The Other Side- Pretty When You Cry, Money Power Glory, Fucked My Way Up to The Top & Old Money. I really don't believe this song exists. We had so much info posts, mass leaks and everything connected with Ultraviolence leaks. We even have this early voice memos like Sweetheart, Devil etc. Then why wouldn't we have song that presumably made onto the album? And why this isn't registered? That doesn't make sense to me. My opinion tho.

 

45 minutes ago, Lindsay Lohan said:

 

Not calling you dumb but... let's add critical thinking to this discussion 

 

 

 

So Lana wanted to include 'Side C / Other Side' on Ultraviolence and then Honeymoon but it got scrapped last moment both times like SYTH omg... I wonder if it's one of the songs that almost made the cut on Blue Banisters. I'm assuming it's a Taco Truck x VB / A&W situation where it's 2 songs in 1 but with 'Other Side' being a direct continuation of 'Side C' since both are about sides. Maybe we'll finally get 'Side C / Other Side' on TRPWS next to Roses Bloom For You. SCREAMING FOR ME BABYYY

[Veinsineon 78,689]

another big nothing burger and a side of no leaks ohhhh starvsters we lose and we lose

[Waimea Bay 11,090]

So why are there three pages of this

[Brooklyn Fetus 4,284]

[laurita 4,481]

1 minute ago, Waimea Bay said:

So why are there three pages of this

Let them, it's fun

[ultrablvd 48,699]

i’m crying how was there extended conversation about a vinyl label literally indicating the tracklist for the other side of the vinyl this website is so unserious  lanaboards never change

[The Stargirl Pinky 73,819]

2 minutes ago, Brooklyn Fetus said:

This is exactly what I imagine Lana being like when she snoops on LB watching us fight over digital marketing vinyl mockups 

[American Whore 52,188]

[Veinsineon 78,689]

if you look on the back side of the paradise vinyl there is also a QR code that when scanned prompts you to enter your DOB and SS information. After inputting your personal info and consenting to the cookies, users will be met with a media play box that includes the file '01_pussy.wav' ... users whom navigate to the web page will be shocked to find that while the unedited original file was indeed leaked online. It was not made available to download. In true lanaboards blue ball fashion. This is incredible. How did we never catch this??

[That Venice Bitch 29,864]

1 minute ago, Brooklyn Fetus said:

might have paradise-ish or acoustic production like in unfixable/is this happiness

Kindly be careful when posting random speculative stuff like this. Nowhere was any of this said by anybody. An uninformed user could see this and take it at face value and perpetuate it further, so I just want to clarify this post to just be based purely on speculation

[RIP ivory almond 17,401]

@Paris Hilton do you notice how you were the most aggressive one in that conversation? is there a reason you got rude and disrespectful over discourse that didn't even involve you? you can get annoyed without getting mean...

[Veinsineon 78,689]

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