TEMPORARY Chemtrails Over the Country Club - Pre-Release Thread: OUT March 19th, 2021

[ultrabanisters 37,072]

2 minutes ago, gasstationkween said:

Three words. Tulsa. Titty. Freak.

you should stay that close to jesus

[fishtails 12,896]

3 hours ago, whitelungswhitepalms said:

Thinking about how she could have released a pearl merch collection. Like chandelier earrings from cocc, or like gloves with baby pearl embroidery, something stunning since we’re at the country club,

with the album concept we really could have been served something stellar

 

thinking bout white dress, thinking about Yosemite, thinking about cocck 

 

 

That would've been perfect  or like knit sweaters embroidered with "LDR" and a Chemtrails Country Club emblem

[PatentLeatherDoOver 25,803]

I wish I knew why Mojo gave COCC an 80 and NFR a 100 (if I remember correctly)! I know I’ll love the record either way, but I’m curious what they felt was different? 

[gasstationkween 5,422]

4 minutes ago, archiemm said:

you should stay that close to jesus

Keep that bottle out your hand my man 

[littleredpartydress 48,822]

2 minutes ago, PatentLeatherDoOver said:

I wish I knew why Mojo gave COCC an 80 and NFR a 100 (if I remember correctly)! I know I’ll love the record either way, but I’m curious what they felt was different? 

Probably just different reviewers with different standards and willingness to give outrageous scores like 100/100. 
 

I feel like anything from 80-100 signifies a great record from the reviewers standpoint 

[anwdelrey 8,964]

I’m guessing it doesn’t have that standout song like the greatest or hope. Maybe it’s just a collection of really good songs but Norman had a lot of important statements. 

[PatentLeatherDoOver 25,803]

Just now, littleredpartydress said:

Probably just different reviewers with different standards and willingness to give outrageous scores like 100/100. 
 

I feel like anything from 80-100 signifies a great record from the reviewers standpoint 

That makes sense, and I completely agree! As a side-note, I’m like 10x more hyped for Dance Till We Die and For Free now—referring to them as “outstanding” and “gorgeous” respectively means a lot coming from Mojo!

[ShadesOfFool 18,817]

2 minutes ago, anwdelrey said:

I’m guessing it doesn’t have that standout song like the greatest or hope. Maybe it’s just a collection of really good songs but Norman had a lot of important statements. 

A collection snoozefests 

[111 34,827]

To make up for earlier here's a tea: she doesn't say "don't be afraid of our love" in Tulsa Jesus Freak

[paradisetropico 7,421]

I believe she will start venturing more into her love of songwriting/folk alt inclinations, especially since she seems very very into  Adrianne Lenker/Big Thief 

[Surf Noir 188,807]

Just now, Eclipse said:

To make up for earlier here's a tea: she doesn't say "don't be afraid of our love" in Tulsa Jesus Freak

 

[lustforlife 19,008]

This critics or will love the album or will hate because its not "autentical" 

[littleredpartydress 48,822]

4 minutes ago, Eclipse said:

To make up for earlier here's a tea: she doesn't say "don't be afraid of our love" in Tulsa Jesus Freak

omg WHAT

 

Listening again it sorta sounds like she says don’t be afraid of “ala”

 

She says allah Lana Muslim confirmed 

[Surf Noir 188,807]

i want to listen to the snippet and try to figure out what she's actually saying but it was taken off of youtube  

[Vanilla Icy 29,592]

19 minutes ago, LemonadeHeavens said:

i'm hopeful about this album because it's inspired by the mid-west which is where i live, in a way, i feel like it's going to remind me of ldrakalg, which we all know is an album that i love and appreciate deeply, and i get a mid-west feel from queen of the gas station, oh say can you see, jump, etc. although i would also argue that ldrakalg has a broad and diverse sound and it could remind you of the ocean, a forest, the rural-south, and even a particular experience, such as driving alone at night, walking through the neighborhood, falling in love, or a psycedelic drug trip, and i wouldn't be surprised if cotcc has the same feel, lmlylaw is reminiscent of a snowy winter night, or a day at the beach, cotcc is reminiscent of a cool, summer morning, green grass, a peaceful, simple day-to-day life, but an underlying uncertainty, i intuitively feel like yosemite is going to end up being my favorite from this album because i feel like it's going to feel spiritual and it's going to be beyond a good, well-produced song, but it's also going to be something i can feel in my heart and my soul

 

i feel the same, as someone who lives in the midwest i’ve been wanting a record like this from her forever, every artist has their california album and their new york album so this will be such a new and refreshing approach, i definitely think it’ll be similar to ldrakalg cause that album feels like a mix of everything lizzy experienced in cali, new york, alabama, new jersey, ect. 

[honeybadger 40,620]

9 minutes ago, Eclipse said:

To make up for earlier here's a tea: she doesn't say "don't be afraid of our love" in Tulsa Jesus Freak

 

i read this as she DOES say don't be afraid of our love and i was so confused as to why we were freaking out...  

 

also the snippet is still on her facebook https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=683368445595360

[Vanilla Icy 29,592]

7 minutes ago, littleredpartydress said:

omg WHAT

 

Listening again it sorta sounds like she says don’t be afraid of “ala”

 

She says allah Lana Muslim confirmed 

 

dont be afraid of alabama 

[Surf Noir 188,807]

@Eclipse can you confirm if she's saying "arkansas"? 

[Fingertips 72,115]

1 minute ago, new gods said:

 

dont be afraid of alabama 

TAKE A LOOK AT MY LIFE 

[missamericatrash 796]

8 minutes ago, littleredpartydress said:

omg WHAT

 

Listening again it sorta sounds like she says don’t be afraid of “ala”

 

She says allah Lana Muslim confirmed 

 

Dont be afraid of Alaska