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What a lovely surprise! IYLDWM should have been a permanent part of this setlist - it’s one of her most “country” songs so it would have been a no-brainer to sing it at every show.

I know dancer discourse is probably old and I'll keep it light since Lana obviously loves them but: With this current setlist, they are occasionally at odds with the music and this incongruity is jarring at worst and funny at best. I think they were perfect for a song like Cherry...but I see them during Henry, Come On and they almost come across as though they are parodying the song. The songs are, for the most part, thoughtful and cerebral, so to have these women writhing around, shaking ass, or doing overly-pantomimed TikTok-esque dances feels silly next to Lana's ethereal emoting in the spotlight. They are most effective when: (1) they adopt soft movements and assume an almost ballerina-like form (during Chemtrails); (2) they are relegated to the background/sidestage as frozen figures (during Stars Fell on Alabama); or (3) their dance is contextually appropriate to the song (during Stand By Your Man). Otherwise, the sort of limp and drapey choreography that ends up being a little bit of a pastiche of yoga isn't doing it for me anymore, if it ever was at any point!

It must be such a great feeling for Addison to have an idol like Lana bring you out on stage and sing with you the song that they inspired. I love her record and her overall energy - she has quite a sweet and fun disposition lol. Lana looks incredible, I have been loving the looks on this tour

Could someone post a screenshot of her comment, please and thank you.

Love the way she sits down in the rocking chair on the front porch while singing Henry. As others have said on here before, that visual of Lana on the porch would make for a beautiful album cover––and would be a reference to the first verse in Stars Fell on Alabama (much like how the NFR! cover was a reference to the chorus of MAC). It would also be a nice visual and thematic continuation of the Blue Banisters cover. I remember someone talking about Tori Amos's Boys for Pele cover and I think some of the imagery she had for that record would be amazing for LDR10, of course with Lana's usual stylings –

I don't think her comment necessarily implies 57.5 will be out "in a couple of months" as a single. The context of her saying that was that they had a few more songs left to play, 57.5 being the only new one of those. So, that could just as well mean 57.5 is going to be out in a few months with the rest of the album. Who knows, though––time will tell. As for Take Me Home, Country Roads being the closing track on the album, I have no words...

Loved her looks from today! Summer 2012 feels. Lana and blue—in all forms, whether that be in lyrics or in dresses—are a match made in heaven

40 has always felt like such a wonderful age to be - I believe in savouring every stage but I can’t wait to turn 40. You still largely have the faculties that we typically associate with youth, but you have a certain wisdom at 40 that will only continue to increase!

Her dress reminds me of this one that Annie (Heather Graham) wore in Twin Peaks -

Love what Jenna did conceptually….”tailored for you” and her ruler dress shows measurements.

The alligator clip, the feathers that look like palm leaves, the almost swamp-coloured skirt - love these homages to the bayou…

Why is Lorde giving sardine

Teyana looks incredible. I could actually see Lady Gaga wearing something similar and it would fit right in with the sartorial palette of the Lady in Red / Mistress of Mayhem looks she’s been doing this year—cane included.

Roses Bloom For You would be a perfect title for the country album by LDR...the visual of roses lends itself to the pastoral countryside while obviously being a recurring motif in the LDR canon. And the sentiment behind it seems to capture where she's at now. 🌹 If it's being considered for the album, I wonder if it's been fleshed out a bit more or given a production revamp since the seemingly full version she posted to Instagram in December 2017 -