Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Pre-Release Thread: OUT March 24th, 2023

[the ocean 67,600]

Just now, lilac heaven said:

2020s was an easier way of saying late 2010s-early 2020s, but Melodrama? NFR? several of Taylor’s albums? The new 1975 record, which I actually just have a feeling is going to become a cult classic a while from now? Clairo? Masseduction? he’s all over pop music, so much so that his sound is going to be what defines late 2010s-early 2020s pop music decades from now, that’s just kind of a fact. it’s the same way Max Martin defined pop music 10 years ago

i enjoy some of jack's work - i really enjoy his stuff with st. vincent petrified bob & all, as well as melodrama, folklore/evermore & dance fever - but there's also some reallll duds and there's been a lot more duds than hits lately

as hit & miss jack's production is for me i do genuinely agree that it's definitely going to be "the sound" moving forward... as much as that hurts to say

[kitschesque 9,882]

20 minutes ago, kaliuchis said:

stop giving that man a platform

i like his takes he's very likeable and funny outside of his taste and that's why i respect him!

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15 minutes ago, Selfloathinpoet said:

In terms of good production. Yes, it is.

Jingle bells say hi

[Pink Flamingo 17,145]

The production of an album and the sound has nothing to do with each other. Saying that an album has the production level of another doesn't mean that it will sound like that one, but that the songs will be worked or elaborated at that level. In my humble opinion to say that an album has the production level of albums like: NFR, Melodrama or Honeymoon is a compliment, it doesn't mean that they will sound like that but as I said, the songs will be very well worked and detailed. 

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2 minutes ago, LieOlivier said:

YALL remember when Doin' time was playing EVERYWHERE. 2019 was soo good.

Lorde, The 1975s and Taylor are all early 2010s.  

bestie… their albums that are widely realized and accepted as their best so far and that jack produced were released in the late 2010s-early 2020s. that’s what i’m talking about

[LieOlivier 44]

I think what defines 2020's so far is (i want to vomit even thinking about it but) those 2 taylor "folk inspired" albums, Doja cat, and those tiktok songs..

[Eugene 26,662]

The way Lana and Jack created their own production style.  

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2 minutes ago, the ocean said:

i enjoy some of jack's work - i really enjoy his stuff with st. vincent petrified bob & all, as well as melodrama, folklore/evermore & dance fever - but there's also some reallll duds and there's been a lot more duds than hits lately

as hit & miss jack's production is for me i do genuinely agree that it's definitely going to be "the sound" moving forward... as much as that hurts to say

i agree, he’s definitely had more misses than hits recently. but the cohesion across his work, for better or for worse, is building a “class” of artists almost that are going to be recognized and grouped together by music listeners in the future as being iconic from this time period which i actually think is really cool

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1 minute ago, LieOlivier said:

I think what defines 2020's so far is (i want to vomit even thinking about it but) those 2 taylor "folk inspired" albums, Doja cat, and those tiktok songs..

You're right, it's scary to think that Lana's legacy could be West Coast(Sped-Up) and Meet me in the Pale Moonlight

[the ocean 67,600]

Just now, Jukebox Sweetheart said:

You're right, it's scary to think that Lana's legacy could be West Coast(Sped-Up) and Meet me in the Pale Moonlight

i'd rather lana be remembered for how to disappear, dance til we die & beautiful than serial killer so i mean

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26 minutes ago, Selfloathinpoet said:

Fantano said that the production of Did you know...? It's at Norman's level, unlike COCK and BB.

until that melon gives us a 10 page apology note with tears for giving ultraviolence a 2 i will never be able to take him seriously 

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2 minutes ago, LieOlivier said:

I think what defines 2020's so far is (i want to vomit even thinking about it but) those 2 taylor "folk inspired" albums, Doja cat, and those tiktok songs..

Everyone lost their braincells during covid thats why

[LieOlivier 44]

1 minute ago, Jukebox Sweetheart said:

You're right, it's scary to think that Lana's legacy could be West Coast(Sped-Up) and Meet me in the Pale Moonlight

i also dont want it to be a random song made by jack antonoff that could be sung by any of the alt girls and sound like thiers. There's a reason everyone goes back to UV and BTD, they were unique and no one could sing them like Lana did.

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Just now, ultrablvds said:

until that melon gives us a 10 page apology note with tears for giving ultraviolence a 2 i will never be able to take him seriously 

I need an aplogy for the Born to Die review where he said she needs to sing about female empowerment in the most condescending way possible

[the ocean 67,600]

Just now, ultrablvds said:

until that melon gives us a 10 page apology note with tears for giving ultraviolence a 2 i will never be able to take him seriously 

i still wouldn't take him seriously even if he did that because there's countless other albums that he's snubbed not to mention that he'd probably do that apology note trying not to crack up

[Fingertips 72,034]

Ignoring the Jack discourse  

 

We're getting a long album that has a bit of everything for everyone 

[blackestday x tough 5,331]

i asked the universe which two albums are most similar to the new album.

 

the answer is

 

lfl
nfr

[Terrence Loves Me 72,660]

Well ed said this new album will change the game so there's that 

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1 minute ago, blackestday89 said:

i asked the universe which two albums are most similar to the new album.

 

the answer is

 

lfl
nfr

Can the universe take it back

[hotshot2am 18,781]

How does Lana find the creativity to write a 1:20h long album in less than year? I'm always surprised how she never ran out of ideas.