LDR9 - Pre-Pre-Release Thread

[palemoonbaby 15,104]

Maybe call conversational, angry album... Crazy Ass Since I Was Three?

 

[Sunset Opal 4,319]

DNC….

[Liz Taylor Blues 18,738]

Inspired by @Elle's Dream Post

I imagine the cover like the W Mag Ocean Pic but behind the scenes.

LDR 9

If It's Storming Outside But Your Blinds Are Closed-Is It Sunny Out?

01:Kill Kill

02: Die To Meetchya

03: Oh Boy The Wind Is Blowing

04: Party Girl (St. Tropez)

05: Hollywood

06: The World's Greatest Dancer

07: Santa Monica Sinner

08: San Francisco Sad

09: Fuck The New York Post

10: Manufactured Masterpiece

11: I Think The Critics Have Lost It

12:If It's Storming Outside But Your Blinds Are Closed- Is It Sunny Out?

13: The 13th Beach

 

[lili 3,177]

9 minutes ago, Sunset Opal said:

DNC….

Danger Never Ceases

[Liz Taylor Blues 18,738]

Drunk Noisy Christmas

 

[Ultradealerence 5,312]

Thinking about her records titles math sequence, this record probably will be 2-worded again. But i was hoping for a creative title. 

[mlittle11 12,214]

i picture this album to be similar to BB/TB/WFWF since shes saying its conversational and angry. i wouldnt be mad at that but im hoping we have another track 3 bop on there

[bluechemtrails 26,753]

Del Norte Coast (which makes more sense than County because of the wave)

[COCC 29,554]

Does Nikki Count

 

Lana's answer to what question? 

[lili 3,177]

Death Never Came. (This title has probably been suggested before, I can't remember. Although I don't think she would go this dark, I'll still entertain the thought).

 

A track about how one's fame outlasts one's life. Both acknowledging the impact and legacy of the artist but not without a certain aggression resulting from the desire to disappear sometimes, Todestrieb, death drive. Or not as dramatic but simply becoming a face in the crowd and enjoying being anonymous, starting a new life. Love-hate relationship with fame she has always dealt with. But she comes to a conclusion and accepts this time that "death would never come". 

 

I imagine a Blonde Redhead - Misery is a Butterfly type of sound with her own twist on it.

 

I almost never make up songs this way, don't know where this one comes from. 

5 minutes ago, COCC said:

Does Nikki Count

 

Lana's answer to what question? 

Donoghue N Courtney. 

 

K, this was bad. Shutting up. 

[Venice Peach 54,293]

36 minutes ago, mlittle11 said:

i picture this album to be similar to BB/TB/WFWF since shes saying its conversational and angry. i wouldnt be mad at that but im hoping we have another track 3 bop on there

Those (+ Arcadia) are probably the most recent songs she wrote (not counting the LDR9 sessions ofc) so I also think the album is going to be similar to those tracks. 

As much as I want a total 180 turn in sound, I think LDR9 is going to be an extension of BB minus the unreleased tracks and I'm here for it cause I adore the newer songs but I also hope she expands her sound in other ways than just piano ballads with faint strings 

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2 hours ago, Venice Peach said:

Those (+ Arcadia) are probably the most recent songs she wrote (not counting the LDR9 sessions ofc) so I also think the album is going to be similar to those tracks. 

As much as I want a total 180 turn in sound, I think LDR9 is going to be an extension of BB minus the unreleased tracks and I'm here for it cause I adore the newer songs but I also hope she expands her sound in other ways than just piano ballads with faint strings 

She definitely should try expanding her sound, I think the continuous use of almost exclusively piano is definitely contributing to her writer's block.

 

Anyways, manifesting screaming for the 100th time

[Make me your Dream Life 87,837]

Do Nothing County 

[house of balloons 12,793]

da needy cunt

[Frangipani 11,612]

[gasstationkween 5,615]

AAArrrrrh

[Um Chile Anyways So 7,099]

I also had a dream about the album a few nights ago. I dreamt that LDR9 was a visual album and told a story set in a fictional city somewhere on the west coast. The name of that city was also the album title (I can’t remember the name). I remember that I found the whole concept to be weird but intriguing at the same time and was interested to see how Lana would work it out:
There were two social groups living in this city – poor and rich. Poor people were only allowed to go out and live their lives during the daytime (do work for rich people – cook, clean etc.). Then at night, rich people would awake and party, do drugs, spend their money, etc. It separated two groups; rich people acted obliviously and didn’t recognise the lower class. Once a year, there would be a ball/banquet at this massive hotel in the middle of the city (so big, you could see the hotel from any distance). The album starts with Lana getting an invitation letter to attend this event; the first couple of songs follow her preparing for this event. I remember her singing ‘’Will you be there, waiting at the entry? Will you hold my hand and carry me through the night?’’ Then, a few songs later, she arrives at the hotel. I vaguely remember her singing to guests and doing drugs (taking some fictional black pill), fuking at the rooftop. I can’t remember the rest, but in the end, Lana sees everything that is wrong with that place and leaves the hotel. Later, we see Lana taking the train to escape the city. She finds one of her closest friends (Nikki Lane? )there too. Lana sits next to her and this is how the album ends.
The album was split into parts (songs); each Friday, Lana would release a new song from the album accompanied by high budget MV. Oh, and the sound was exactly like Art Deco (sultry, mysterious, accompanied by saxophone and violins with trap beat). The album cover looked similar to THIS with Lana standing in front of the hotel.

It's probably because i watched WM MV before going to bed but this is on par with album aesthetics :))

[Deadly Nightshade 12,855]

4 minutes ago, JessicaAppleBottomJeans said:

I also had a dream about the album a few nights ago. I dreamt that LDR9 was a visual album and told a story set in a fictional city somewhere on the west coast. The name of that city was also the album title (I can’t remember the name). I remember that I found the whole concept to be weird but intriguing at the same time and was interested to see how Lana would work it out:
There were two social groups living in this city – poor and rich. Poor people were only allowed to go out and live their lives during the daytime (do work for rich people – cook, clean etc.). Then at night, rich people would awake and party, do drugs, spend their money, etc. It separated two groups; rich people acted obliviously and didn’t recognise the lower class. Once a year, there would be a ball/banquet at this massive hotel in the middle of the city (so big, you could see the hotel from any distance). The album starts with Lana getting an invitation letter to attend this event; the first couple of songs follow her preparing for this event. I remember her singing ‘’Will you be there, waiting at the entry? Will you hold my hand and carry me through the night?’’ Then, a few songs later, she arrives at the hotel. I vaguely remember her singing to guests and doing drugs (taking some fictional black pill), fuking at the rooftop. I can’t remember the rest, but in the end, Lana sees everything that is wrong with that place and leaves the hotel. Later, we see Lana taking the train to escape the city. She finds one of her closest friends there too. Lana sits next to her and this is how the album ends.
The album was split into parts (songs); each Friday, Lana would release a new song from the album accompanied by high budget MV. Oh, and the sound was exactly like Art Deco (sultry, mysterious, accompanied by saxophone and violins with trap beat). The album cover looked similar to THIS with Lana standing in front of the hotel.

It's like a movie 

[GrenadineGrass 4,118]

5 minutes ago, JessicaAppleBottomJeans said:

I also had a dream about the album a few nights ago. I dreamt that LDR9 was a visual album and told a story set in a fictional city somewhere on the west coast. The name of that city was also the album title (I can’t remember the name). I remember that I found the whole concept to be weird but intriguing at the same time and was interested to see how Lana would work it out:
There were two social groups living in this city – poor and rich. Poor people were only allowed to go out and live their lives during the daytime (do work for rich people – cook, clean etc.). Then at night, rich people would awake and party, do drugs, spend their money, etc. It separated two groups; rich people acted obliviously and didn’t recognise the lower class. Once a year, there would be a ball/banquet at this massive hotel in the middle of the city (so big, you could see the hotel from any distance). The album starts with Lana getting an invitation letter to attend this event; the first couple of songs follow her preparing for this event. I remember her singing ‘’Will you be there, waiting at the entry? Will you hold my hand and carry me through the night?’’ Then, a few songs later, she arrives at the hotel. I vaguely remember her singing to guests and doing drugs (taking some fictional black pill), fuking at the rooftop. I can’t remember the rest, but in the end, Lana sees everything that is wrong with that place and leaves the hotel. Later, we see Lana taking the train to escape the city. She finds one of her closest friends there too. Lana sits next to her and this is how the album ends.
The album was split into parts (songs); each Friday, Lana would release a new song from the album accompanied by high budget MV. Oh, and the sound was exactly like Art Deco (sultry, mysterious, accompanied by saxophone and violins with trap beat). The album cover looked similar to THIS with Lana standing in front of the hotel.

The DAMAGE, that you made on my expectations are UNREPAIRABLE. OMG THIS IS SOOOO GOD I NEED THAT NOW 

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7 minutes ago, JessicaAppleBottomJeans said:

I also had a dream about the album a few nights ago. I dreamt that LDR9 was a visual album and told a story set in a fictional city somewhere on the west coast. The name of that city was also the album title (I can’t remember the name). I remember that I found the whole concept to be weird but intriguing at the same time and was interested to see how Lana would work it out:
There were two social groups living in this city – poor and rich. Poor people were only allowed to go out and live their lives during the daytime (do work for rich people – cook, clean etc.). Then at night, rich people would awake and party, do drugs, spend their money, etc. It separated two groups; rich people acted obliviously and didn’t recognise the lower class. Once a year, there would be a ball/banquet at this massive hotel in the middle of the city (so big, you could see the hotel from any distance). The album starts with Lana getting an invitation letter to attend this event; the first couple of songs follow her preparing for this event. I remember her singing ‘’Will you be there, waiting at the entry? Will you hold my hand and carry me through the night?’’ Then, a few songs later, she arrives at the hotel. I vaguely remember her singing to guests and doing drugs (taking some fictional black pill), fuking at the rooftop. I can’t remember the rest, but in the end, Lana sees everything that is wrong with that place and leaves the hotel. Later, we see Lana taking the train to escape the city. She finds one of her closest friends there too. Lana sits next to her and this is how the album ends.
The album was split into parts (songs); each Friday, Lana would release a new song from the album accompanied by high budget MV. Oh, and the sound was exactly like Art Deco (sultry, mysterious, accompanied by saxophone and violins with trap beat). The album cover looked similar to THIS with Lana standing in front of the hotel.

This is amazing! The power of your mind