Norman Fucking Rockwell - Pre-Release Thread

[DCooper 36,914]

I still can't believe there are people who think Hope is a bad song. It's devastating and gorgeous, and it's going to be a brilliant end to the album based on what we've heard so far. The Greatest really sealed the deal on that for me.

[UltraviolenceBaby 5,014]

calling from beyond the grave i just wanna say hi Dan

[Cacciatore 19,347]

Y'all talking about Rick, Dan and Jack but paying dust to Kieron is home of topic. He literally was the one who encapsulated everything that is Lana Del Rey and translated it in her most brilliant and cohesive album to date.

[Vanilla Icy 29,602]

i really expected something like really electronic and almost trip hop when lana said she was working with jack lol

[UltraviolenceBaby 5,014]

Y'all talking about Rick, Dan and Jack but paying dust to Kieron is home of topic. He literally was the one who encapsulated everything that is Lana Del Rey and translated it in her most brilliant and cohesive album to date.

 

 

he works almost on all of her honeymoon songs and damn that was amazing how did i forget that 

[love deluxe 8,861]

he works almost on all of her honeymoon songs and damn that was amazing how did i forget that

 

same omg

[West Coast 45,793]

Y'all talking about Rick, Dan and Jack but paying dust to Kieron is home of topic. He literally was the one who encapsulated everything that is Lana Del Rey and translated it in her most brilliant and cohesive album to date.

Where did he go

[domandapiano 12,099]

I still can't believe there are people who think Hope is a bad song. It's devastating and gorgeous, and it's going to be a brilliant end to the album based on what we've heard so far. The Greatest really sealed the deal on that for me.

 

Completely agree. I would understand indifference but like actual vitriol??? WHAT?  I don't understand. It's so lovely. Those last few moments when she jumps up a register and everything is as delicate as possible and you can really feel she means what she's singing and then the final chords don't resolve back to 1 leaving it so open ended. FUCK. So good. 

[Vanilla Icy 29,602]

lana’s guitarist blake is so hot wow

[PARADIXO 32,940]

Y'all talking about Rick, Dan and Jack but paying dust to Kieron is home of topic. He literally was the one who encapsulated everything that is Lana Del Rey and translated it in her most brilliant and cohesive album to date.

 

he strictly only worked on the engineering and beats of HM... and he, as ALL of her co-workers, did what Lana came up with. His work can be excellent (Art Deco, HBTB, Freak, Blackest Day...) as can be a mess (some of the LFL drum work)

Where did he go

 

nowhere, they're still working

[sjatib 5,172]

Where did he go

 

Nowhere. He played a role on NFR's production/engineering, according to credits.

[UltraviolenceBaby 5,014]

Where did he go

 

maybe she ignored his calls like when she did with born to die MV director lmao

jk i think they're still together he worked on LFL too

[Vanilla Icy 29,602]

Where did he go

lmao do y’all know he coproduced a lot of lust for life tracks too

[GeminiLanaFan 49,031]

i really expected something like really electronic and almost trip hop when lana said she was working with jack lol

 

 

Low key thought we were gonna get something kinda like MASSEDUCTION when I heard jack was producing ..

 

Jack seems to let the artist decide what direction she wants and he adapts to that vision and brings in his touch. I am not a big expert of his repertoire, to be honest. I love Masseduction and I listened to a couple of songs from Melodrama, and a couple of Taylor's as well. I sometimes recognize his twist but the songs can be very different from an artist to another. 

I'm sure there are gonna be a couple of «sudden shifts» in songs from NFR because it happens in all of the albums he produced. I always find those weird at first, then I get used to them (I always felt Green Lights had many different switches that didn't feel that harmonious though). 

[necessary sacrifice 8,865]

I’m glad when Lana and Jack finally worked together, we didn’t end up with Lana over the typical 80s synths n stuff that people usually associate with Jack’s production. Tbh I originally expected something kind of like Bruce Springsteen’s 80s albums when I heard Lana and Jack would be working together. Instead they did something different from what either of them usually do and it’s so raw and honest.

(I just kinda wish Taylor Swift or Lorde would do an album more like this with him)

[West Coast 45,793]

lmao do y’all know he coproduced a lot of lust for life tracks too

I know, but he's not credited on NFR at all

[baddisease 17,927]

I don't understand the hate for TNBAR's new lyrics. They're cute and California-based now, just like the rest of the record

[frozenfever 63]

lana’s guitarist blake is so hot wow

Yes yes yes

[kraljicabenzinske 11,254]

Yes yes yes

I didnt see him. What’s his ig profile or sumn

[Vanilla Icy 29,602]

california and bartender are top tier on nfr and jack didn’t even work on them maybe zach dawes should produce her next album