Norman Fucking Rockwell - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll

[Elle 122,822]

So is there a sorter?

I have a sorter on my tumblr page that sorts NFR among all of her other released stuff if that’s what you mean:

https://trashsugarmagic.tumblr.com/lanadelrey

If you’re talking about just NFR itself, I think you might have better luck sorting them by manually x

[White Dress 6,901]

I'm still in shock that BAR is on this record, Bartender saw the light of day, and she actually served us a COVER

[Wynwood 19,967]

but i love that man like nobody can

he moves mountains and pounds them to ground again

 

[Edelgard 1,849]

I have a sorter on my tumblr page that sorts NFR among all of her other released stuff if that’s what you mean:

https://trashsugarmagic.tumblr.com/lanadelrey

If you’re talking about just NFR itself, I think you might have better luck sorting them manually x

yeah fuck you im doing this and now i have to choose between California and VB and I'm not ready yet

[warmcookies 21]

This album is crushing me. Goosebumps in 90 degrees.

[Fingertips 72,051]

I have a sorter on my tumblr page that sorts NFR among all of her other released stuff if that’s what you mean:

https://trashsugarmagic.tumblr.com/lanadelrey

If you’re talking about just NFR itself, I think you might have better luck sorting them manually x

Thank you for this!!

[FallingCherry 7,731]

Something that I can't stop hearing is how Rick messed up with the white noise in Bartender. It's not fully filtered and you can hear it when she sings, but on some parts of the song, the white noise stops when she stops singing and then starts again as she starts singing again too. It's kinda annoying, would've been better if Rick left the white noise on the whole track even when she's not singing, or if Lana recorded it in one take. I think the best example is 1:41 (white noise stops) and 1:43 (white noise starts again).

[eahn89 0]

Hi all,

 

Idk if this was discussed yet but did Lana slightly alter the intro to the chorus of Cinnamon? Only cuz you hear the ring/bell instrument as soon as the chorus hits in her insta video but not on the actual song?

[TrashMagiq 58,879]

Hi all,

 

Idk if this was discussed yet but did Lana slightly alter the intro to the chorus of Cinnamon? Only cuz you hear the ring/bell instrument as soon as the chorus hits in her insta video but not on the actual song?

Yeah and tbh it’s for the better. This way it’s more cohesive. I also love how it comes in so smoothly in the final version.

[aiddy 171]

had my first listen at midnight last night and it was magical. i don't think i've ever liked every single song on a lana album before (on first listen) but this album did it.

 

they did how to disappear dirty but i'll let it slide it's still a fine song i just realllllllly think her live performance outshines it by a mile.

 

cinnamon girl fucked me up, we knew it was going to be incredible but holy shit 

 

honestly there is no bad song on the album. i can't believe she keeps outdoing herself. a masterpiece 

[Cacciatore 19,347]

After listening to this album a lot of times I can safely say that Fuck It I Love You is my favorite hands down 

[CinnamonGay 10,527]

What happens if I stream the same song over and over?

Does.it still count as an album sale on Spotify? Or do I have stream all the songs?

[ultravioli 145]

https://www.sputnikmusic.com/review/80126/Lana-Del-Rey-Norman-Fucking-Rockwell/

 

the bitch is getting the acclaim she deserves

[sparklrtrailrheaven 9,106]

Something that I can't stop hearing is how Rick messed up with the white noise in Bartender. It's not fully filtered and you can hear it when she sings, but on some parts of the song, the white noise stops when she stops singing and then starts again as she starts singing again too. It's kinda annoying, would've been better if Rick left the white noise on the whole track even when she's not singing, or if Lana recorded it in one take. I think the best example is 1:41 (white noise stops) and 1:43 (white noise starts again).

 

I love Bartender with ALL my heart but this also irked me!!!!! When mixing issues were brought up, this is what popped into my head! 

[lernerderrey 2,424]

ugh i love all the mixing errors in the album ugh they feel like they are on purpose and the errors give the album a more painterly feeling

[White Hot 527]

I really thought hope's extended version would be more than just Jack's voice The album is scalping me so hard

[eahn89 0]

Yeah and tbh it’s for the better. This way it’s more cohesive. I also love how it comes in so smoothly in the final version.

Thanks! I will admit I was bummed at first but I can definitely appreciate it now.

[Fingertips 72,051]

Doing the song sorter and i've had The Blackest Day vs Venice Bitch open for like minutes....how can I choose

[FallingCherry 7,731]

I love Bartender with ALL my heart but this also irked me!!!!! When mixing issues were brought up, this is what popped into my head!

I don't mind when the volume changes in a song, I think it brings the song to life and makes it more real, but the issue in Bartender is the only one that doesn't sound intentional. It's not the first time Rick had issues with the white noise... In Bartender, it's more noticeable because the song only has a piano, and I can't help but think how even better it would sound without that shitty white noise

[Chorli Xbox 8,871]

Something that I can't stop hearing is how Rick messed up with the white noise in Bartender. It's not fully filtered and you can hear it when she sings, but on some parts of the song, the white noise stops when she stops singing and then starts again as she starts singing again too. It's kinda annoying, would've been better if Rick left the white noise on the whole track even when she's not singing, or if Lana recorded it in one take. I think the best example is 1:41 (white noise stops) and 1:43 (white noise starts again).

 

 

This is what @@HeartbreakHotel and I have been saying. The album is gorgeous but has so many production and mixing fuck ups. It's not very Lana -like to have such sloppy production and mixing, especially when looking back to the production of something like Honeymoon with polished production.