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

[Yosemite 23,594]

Did more leaked or?

[plastiscguy 58,056]

What are y'all talking about 

[DCooper 34,645]

Just now, plastiscguy said:

What are y'all talking about 

 

this that and the other 

 

[lanasbottom 23,687]

lana has literally been announced as a performer at fucking Glastonbury in June (which 100% indicates a festival tour this summer idc) and all some of you unhappy virgins yap about is a song lyric that no one but braindead twitter maniacs will gaf about and "idk i don’t like this song, it’s another pIaNo bAlLaD aLbUm" 

 

keep the boring dissertations for album release day or go be annoying on reddit

[West Coast 44,934]

2 minutes ago, Yosemite said:

Did more leaked or?

No, people are writing essays about what has already leaked

[baddisease 15,909]

Just now, lanasbottom said:

lana has literally been announced as a performer at fucking Glastonbury in June (which 100% indicates a festival tour this summer idc) and all some of you unhappy virgins yap about is a song lyric that no one but braindead twitter maniacs will gaf about and "idk i don’t like this song, it’s another pIaNo bAlLaD aLbUm" 

 

keep the boring dissertations for album release day or go be annoying on reddit

 

ouch lmao

[bluechemtrails 23,045]

Spoiler

anyone else who sees this album as 'spiritual' in some form (especially regarding the intro)?

 

[Veinsineon 70,915]

10 minutes ago, West Coast said:

I really do think all her albums explore darkness in their own way. 

And Norman explores this darkness by not exploring this darkness at all! 

[honeymoon is alive 15,693]

1 minute ago, lanasbottom said:

lana has literally been announced as a performer at fucking Glastonbury in June (which 100% indicates a festival tour this summer idc) and all some of you unhappy virgins yap about is a song lyric that no one but braindead twitter maniacs will gaf about and "idk i don’t like this song, it’s another pIaNo bAlLaD aLbUm" 

 

keep the boring dissertations for album release day or go be annoying on reddit

why isn't anyone talking about this?  and why is her name so low?

[West Coast 44,934]

Just now, Veinsineon said:

And Norman explores this darkness by not exploring this darkness at all! 

Being a vagabond poet from the Valley who yearns for the tourlyfe and misses x, y & z is a hard knock life 

[American Bottom 16,237]

1 minute ago, Veinsineon said:

And Norman explores this darkness by not exploring this darkness at all! 

I'd go as far as to say that norman as an album kinda...Let The Light In 

[Veinsineon 70,915]

Just now, West Coast said:

Being a vagabond poet from the Valley who yearns for the tourlyfe and misses x, y & z is a hard knock life 

The darkest it got was a dust cloud in the canyon 

[DCooper 34,645]

1 minute ago, Veinsineon said:

And Norman explores this darkness by not exploring this darkness at all! 

 

Norman is darker than you think but that's a conversation for another thread 

[Blossom 8,937]

omg, this may have been said already, but A&W passed Young & Beautiful on Spotify  thats crazy 

 

[Fingertips 72,117]

10 minutes ago, Vertimus said:

If you mean the title track, I can only say I wish it did for me. 

I've always made it clear to everyone on the forum that while I do love Ultraviolence, it still ranks low on my album rankings. I am just not in that type of headspace that can emotionally connect with the wild passion and fury of that album. I completely respect it and all of the people who adore it, but lyrically, it's just not my cup of tea outside of a handful of tracks (1-5, Black Beauty, and Old Money). While I was talking about the songs that I've heard from Ocean Blvd in general, I do connect with the title track. So much of it, for me, is connecting with this experience of not wanting to be forgotten by those you love after you die. I think Ocean Blvd poignantly gets at something at the core of existence, consciousness, and the human spirit that really moves me deeply. These are the reasons why I am so blown away by the new music, but I can understand why it might not hit the spot for other people. As I get older, I've started thinking more about my family, my past, trauma, spirituality, and developed more anxieties about death in general. The music on Ocean Blvd that I've heard so far encapsulates all of those anxieties and concerns, which exemplifies why I adore the music so much.

[honeybadger 40,620]

3 minutes ago, honeymoon is alive said:

why isn't anyone talking about this?  and why is her name so low?

 

i think the poster is in alphabetical order  but omg im so excited for this summer she’s going to be doing things and i can’t wait … ocean blvd supremacy this album is going to be iconic 

[luna de miel 3,116]

2 minutes ago, honeymoon is alive said:

why isn't anyone talking about this?  and why is her name so low?

 

they're in alphabetical order i think

[Sportscruiser 10,774]

3 minutes ago, Harry Nilsson said:

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anyone else who sees this album as 'spiritual' in some form (especially regarding the intro)?

 

 

Spoiler

Yes and specially with Grandfather - yet I don’t find it religious. Just spiritual.

 

[honeymoon is alive 15,693]

Just now, honeybadger said:

 

i think the poster is in alphabetical order  

oh okay that makes sense 

[GeminiLanaFan 45,853]

12 minutes ago, ByDayAnother said:

It could be said that happiness is darker than most people realise until they have no option but to try to be happy. Because it is a choice, and it’s not something that is passively felt. It is willed, practiced, and exerted for a long time in spite of the darkness. UV sounds like blind rage drilling through dark tunnels (as it should), OB so far sounds like wilful, if quiet, self-assurance, wandering the halls of a dark house with a flickering candle.

 

I love this definition of happiness. It surely isnt something stable, and it comes and goes, in waves, with choices we make, people we meet and setbacks alongside the road. I see that Lana's work, as a whole, is about the search for happiness and American loneliness, told through chapters of her life: some are darker, some are lighter in tone. I'm really curious to hear how Ocean Blvd fits into all of this, but from I've read and heard, it's one of those setbacks she experienced, one where she feels lost and I kinda relate to that recently.