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I think VB is excellent to close the album with :jonny: because it sounds familiar but still fresh it makes you crave more

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Posted
1 minute ago, NOW said:

Not this being another Dealer situation all over again. I guess it's on the next album then.

 

Idk where the quote is from the LB insider but I believe he said that he doesn’t think it will ever see the light of day officially. Couple that w BZ saying another album is NOT coming quickly (when speaking about the “surprise”), and the fact that there are no previous era outtakes on this album, and I would say this will be more of a LYTAN/ Rock Candy Sweet situation where we will never get to hear it :monkey: At this point in her career, especially after this album, I don’t see her pulling a NFR!/COCC/BB and tacking unreleased tracks onto an album ever again

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15 minutes ago, ontherocks said:

Jack is the best producer for her. Period 

Speak on it :clap3:

 

He’s a really malleable producer, I mean look at Lorde and Taylor Swift’s albums with him. He works around the artist’s sound, not the other way around. Lana brings the best out of him

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I'm kinda over trap Lana, tho. I want more rock stuff w/ Jack after this. 

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2 minutes ago, 東京. said:

because do what i want what i want.

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wow.

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1 minute ago, stjosephprey4us said:

I don’t see her pulling a NFR!/COCC/BB and tacking unreleased tracks onto an album ever again

I’d prefer this over her sampling any song from NFR ever again :sorry:

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1 minute ago, Ice Cream Skies said:

I'm kinda over trap Lana, tho. I want more rock stuff w/ Jack after this. 

She's only done a couple trap-influenced songs since Lust For Life though? :deadbanana4:

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Paris Texas, Let The Light In and Peppers my top 3 so far

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Just now, scenekiller said:

She's only done a couple trap-influenced songs since Lust For Life though? :deadbanana4:

A couple more than she should have had :redface:

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12 minutes ago, Jeremiah said:

If the Solar Power hypeman says it

 

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And he was right for hyping it. The critics were blind & gone :pukey:

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I think this album would have been better just produced by Jack Antonoff, orchestral arrangements are limited 

Posted
1 minute ago, nasa said:

A couple more than she should have had :redface:

I'll take anything over another album of Disney lullabies 

 

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Jack doesn't seem to challenge Lana in the slightest and I'm sure she likes it that way, she's made some of her most raw and unconventional work with him. I think they bring out the best in each other. Born to Die and Ultraviolence feel more like their respective producer's sonic vision than they do Lana's.

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39 minutes ago, scenekiller said:

NFR and Chemtrails are her best albums but he's run out of ideas I fear :swan:

not this when this album is her most sonically complex and unpredictable album yet

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2 minutes ago, Dystopian said:

Jack doesn't seem to challenge Lana in the slightest and I'm sure she likes it that way, she's made some of her most raw and unconventional work with him. I think they bring out the best in each other. Born to Die and Ultraviolence feel more like their respective producer's sonic vision than they do Lana's.

This, Jack is a breath of fresh air to Lana's career.

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6 minutes ago, scenekiller said:

She's only done a couple trap-influenced songs since Lust For Life though? :deadbanana4:

Exactly. Still over it. :deadbanana4:

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Just now, EdgeofTeeth said:

not this when this album is her most sonically complex and unpredictable album yet

The album is complex and unpredictable but it isn't due to the sonics minus a few songs :skull:

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17 minutes ago, stjosephprey4us said:

The full album aside from Candy Necklace leaked in HQ. This is bc allegedly the insider who leaked it had the album since September, and previously a different song where Lana “screams” was in Candy Necklace’s place. Her label/ her team (I guess?) decided Candy Necklace would fit better so they scrapped the other track (which btw, why is no one asking the insider to leak that song :ace:). So you can currently listen to the whole album, minus Candy Necklace, in HQ and untagged

thanks!

 

what a mess though :deadbanana4: Now I wanna hear that song too

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9 minutes ago, Kayseri Mantisi said:

And he was right for hyping it. The critics were blind & gone :pukey:

I’m of the few who doesn’t trash SP, but he was dead wrong on the acclaim it’d get and that’s what it’s being talked about.

The singles out are acclaimed already so it’s unlikely it ends panned by critics like SP either way

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Jack discussions are tired. It's not like Lana will read any of them and think: oh yeah, they're right. 

The sooner y'all realise that she's not giving her fans what they want, but what she herself wants, the better. 

 

 

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@RideOrDie if you actually are Kinstugi, time to l word the track Candy Necklace replaced (or at least give us the title to thirst over)

 

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I'd like to see more praise for Grandfather :jonny: 

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1 minute ago, Jeremiah said:

I’m of the few who doesn’t trash SP, but he was dead wrong on the acclaim it’d get and that’s what it’s being talked about.

The singles out are acclaimed already so it’s unlikely it ends panned by critics like SP either way

If I heard the album before critics started releasing their reviews, I also would've thought they would give it good reviews :deadbanana4: Because it was a good album. It's not his fault if some trash critics compared the album to Melodrama and panned it as a result. Anyways this is the Ocean Blvd thread so this is a discussion for later I guess.

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T-minus 48-ish hours until the week is over and no surprise came :toofunny3:

 

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A lot of the mid reviews she's gotten came from the same critics writing the same things about her music even though she's shifted so much in the last decade.

 

I wonder what they'll have to say now that she's moved her go-to topic of romance and relationships to the background while she brings in a whole bunch of topics she's never touched before to the forefront of this album along with a bunch of wacky experimental tracks...next week will be very interesting.

 

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