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01 The Black Dog 02 Fortnight (feat. Post Malone) 03 My Boy Only Breaks His Favorite Toys 04 Down Bad 05 So Long, London 06 I Hate It Here 07 The Albatross 08 So High School 09 Fresh Out The Slammer 10 Guilty as Sin 11 loml 12 Who's Afraid of Little Old Me? 13 I Can Do It With a Broken Heart 14 I Look in People's Windows 15 The Prophecy If only she released it with this tracklist…

01 The Fate of Ophelia 02 Elizabeth Taylor 03 Father Figure 04 Babylon 05 Ruin The Friendship 06 Opalite 07 I Knew It, I Knew You 08 Wi$h Li$t 09 Honey 10 CANCELLED! 11 Wood 12 The Life of a Showgirl (feat. Sabrina Carpenter)

After a few listens, I'm not sure how this sounds anything like ESV, maybe except for Let's Get Married, which indeed reminds me of Rose Colored Lenses... If anything, it sounds like a continuation of Something Beautiful... Which was kinda a hit or miss for me. And the same happened again with this record. Which leads me to this thought... If we mash the best songs from both albums and make the album of the millenium, then what?

She's sick in the head for SMILE... Not her Ray of Light serve being a bonus track

10. Bass Persuades Remixx 11. Smile - Bonus Track

But on a more positive note, kudos to her for singing these lyrics about annoying, old white men holding keys to her future, that kinda gagged me... I don't know how is she even allowed to sing a lyric like that

And the audacity to even compare this to thee fckng BANGERZ

Ugh... I tried to get into this multiple times, I really did... But the only ones I keep coming back to are Ain't In LA, Red Bottoms and Marijuana, which is basically an interlude. What makes it extra sad for me is the fact that I'm also from Slovakia (Ak je tu ešte niekto zo Slovenska alebo Čiech a chcel by popísať o albume alebo o hudbe všeobecne, budem rád), I wanted to buy the album, support her, but I'm not going to do that just because I'm supposed to. You can make a quality album for the masses and still stay true to yourself. The Provocateur had some edge and autenthicity to it, but - as many said before - songs on this album could be sang by literally anybody. Everything is just so basic for a talent like hers. I'm sorry for saying this, but Anne-Marie's debut had more replay value than this for me

Now not too much on Madison, when "complexity" alone stomps on this whole mess of an album. And actually yes, I can easily see Madison singing some of these songs, just as I can see Adéla sing "yes, baby", for example… Idk what's so weird about that comparison

the concept of singing "I'd rather be a nobody than to be like everyone" on this album

The most odd thing is the fact that today is also Billy Ray's birthday...

The moment I read the thread's title, I knew it was going to be about him Well, you answered yourself