Norman Fucking Rockwell - Pre-Release Thread

[American Whore 51,710]

Yes! For example I feel like "Hello, it's the most famous woman you know on the iPad" might be an inside joke between her and Rob. Like he refers to her like that and they joked about not knowing how to use tablets or something. It feels deeply personal and is almost too specific to put in a song because at first it sounds so strange but eventually it gives the verse such an intimate vibe. I love that line so so so much.

Or “calling from beyond the grave” means her killing her persona of Lizzy Grant off and when her dad sees her now all he sees is LDR and not Lizzy maybe? Meaning the most famous woman he knows. Idk but I like this speculation!!!!!!

[mkultraviolence 5,832]

Or “calling from beyond the grave” means her killing her persona of Lizzy Grant off and when her dad sees her now all he sees is LDR and not Lizzy maybe? Meaning the most famous woman he knows. Idk but I like this speculation!!!!!!

 

okay so i've always hated that line (when i played Hope for my english teacher i was cringing as i heard it and felt so embarrassed) but this is a hot take. this makes a lot of sense and i really like it. god this is so fucking sexy wow

what a fucking lyricist! what a fucking interpretation!

[Creyk 11,741]

Didn't she mention one time that she likes putting in little personal references in her songs that we probably won't get but she and the people around her will? This line is def one of those. 'hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have - but i have it' is such a gorgeous underappreciated song ugh. That line got trashed but it's honestly one of my favorite lines from the song.

Yes she said this in regards to the Honeymoon album how she puts references into her songs that are so personal only she can understand them and that she actually really likes doing that.

Not good for those of us who want to understand her lyrics but it is what it is.

[Norman F Bates 152]

damn i want ”Looking for america” and ”Season of the witch” to be on a deluxe version of nfr, but it’s too late now. that’s too bad, both those songs are amazing and would fit the album vibe. i can't stop playing them

[Platinum Greenwich 13,882]

he's kissing her on camera for the youtube watchers that ship them 

you're like an old film reel, kissing me when the crowd can watch

[creditcardromancer 780]

I loved every snippet and im so excited for this f****** album!

[Fingertips 72,053]

I don't even know which track I'm most excited to hear. After hearing all the snippets, VB remains the queen of this album for me while the trinity of H (HTD, HIAB, HIADT) are still my least favourite songs. 

 

I guess I'm dying to hear the following songs in full the most: NFR, Love song, California, Bartender.  

Didn't put Cinnamon girl because we already heard almost half of it and I kinda know what's up with it. As for the greatest and FIILY, I kind of have an idea already on what type of songs they are based on their snippets so I feel like they won't surprise me that much. But the other tracks are still kind of mysterious, I'm like ''ooh where's this gonna go?'' after I listen to the snippets 

 

Overall, fucking excited for probably her best album incoming 

 

You always have the best taste. I could not stand the production on HTD, but after listening to the snippets on loop, it has naturally grown on me haha. HIAB and HIADT are my immediate least favorites

[cherryblossoms 10,433]

Yeah, very much prefer the live version of HtD as well but I like the sound effects they used? It’s really satisfying for some reason lol

[ilovetati 15,299]

I can't understand the hate for HTD, and I have to believe it's because of how different it is. I would understand if they were Roachella cheap trap beats, but I get serious Tori Amos/Broken Social Scene vibes from some of those instruments.

[Fingertips 72,053]

The production genuinely sounded like Roachella beats the first few times I listened to it. Lol

[Barry 5,977]

Yes! For example I feel like "Hello, it's the most famous woman you know on the iPad" might be an inside joke between her and Rob. Like he refers to her like that and they joked about not knowing how to use tablets or something. It feels deeply personal and is almost too specific to put in a song because at first it sounds so strange but eventually it gives the verse such an intimate vibe. I love that line so so so much.

 

It could also be a metaphor(I dont know if thats what youd call it) for her talking about fame and likening it to how her dad only knows her as a famous person he see's on the ipad now and not his own daughter and family member.

 

Im a Lil Wayne fan and he has a lyric in his song Famous "Relatives aint seen them since the grass been greener, some people say I changed but they can't hear me jingle". Like since he became famous/rich his own family have become distanced from him, probably happens to a lot of celebrities. Might not be true of Lana and her dad but family in general even aunts and cousins and stuff.

[UltraviolenceBaby 5,014]

guys ive been so busy lately

anything new after LFA and the scary song? any merch?

[Cacciatore 19,347]

Super random but did you guys see that Lorde's mom put Norman Fucking Rockwell as her twitter bio?   outsold Melodrama already

[5adboy 5,015]

Super random but did you guys see that Lorde's mom put Norman Fucking Rockwell as her twitter bio?   outsold Melodrama already

Unpopular opinion:

all Lorde's music ages like milk

[Coney Island King 26,129]

Album needs to hurry. I play the snippets 5 times a day

[CmonDownToFL 6,680]

Me when I realize I can’t stay on the pre release thread forever and have to eventually relocate

 

 

[baddisease 17,955]

Lorde sucks

[CmonDownToFL 6,680]

I-

[Cacciatore 19,347]

Unpopular opinion:

all Lorde's music ages like milk

 

Pure Heroine didn't age that well for me but Melodrama is a classic 

[ultrabanisters 46,229]

Lorde sucks

we love truth!!