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PRISM truck found overturned!
Nearly done with second listen. I’ll compose thoughts when I don’t have Uni assignments and a wedding to plan nn
I'm very lenient with these things but that interlude is an instantly delete for me. The second one is... fine.
Very beautiful album on first listen, but I need time to properly differentiate some of the slower, freeform tracks. I really liked Kintsugi, Grandfather and Sweet. The latter reminds me of the Over the Garden Wall soundtrack for some reason ddd
Very beautiful album on first listen, but I need time to properly differentiate some of the slower, freeform tracks. I really liked Kintsugi, Grandfather and Sweet. The latter reminds me of the Over the Garden Wall soundtrack for some reason ddd
Kintsugi…
Kintsugi had such a build up after all of these comments and it still knocked me out by the end.
Erm where is the love for Let The Light In? It's divine.
For how annoying she’s been these last few years the album is surprisingly touching and helps overcoming some of the reluctance in how I’ve been able to connect to her since Norman. Like she’s actually got me welling up at times, what the fuck is going on nn
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I love this album. I am so excited to listen more. It's definitely a similar feeling after my first listen to Norman Fucking Rockwell, that this feels immense and important but that there's a lot to tease apart. It's so fascinating to trace her evolution. This current weary folk singer incarnation is probably my favorite. So many threads from her other records end up here, but the combination of piano and strings is especially striking on Did you know. In her Tori Amos bag, I fear.
I feel like I would love this album if I could actually hear it. Why is the mix so low?
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I know she's mentioned him as an influence before, but something about the chaotic nature of this album really makes me think of the direction Jeff Buckley was going in during the sessions for My Sweetheart The Drunk.
That’s an interesting callout. During the making of this album she made an IG post of herself swimming in the Mississippi River, which is where Jeff drowned years ago (captioned “Lana: 1, Mississippi River: 0”). It could be unrelated, but maybe he was an influence?
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Grandfather... is absolutely fantastic. Lana Del Rey Please Stand On The Neck Of This Homo While He Is Listening
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Double posting but I kind of want to put Margaret in a playlist with Fade Into You, Bigger Than The Whole Sky, Song For A Blue Guitar, and Slow Disco for maximum emotional damage.
Also, Jack's feature is actually great but I feel like John Grant would've absolutely bodied this
Also, Jack's feature is actually great but I feel like John Grant would've absolutely bodied this
I’m obsessed with the whole thing to be honest.
The devastating tender beauty of ‘Kintsugi’.
The sinister, haunting atmosphere of ‘Candy Necklace’.
The cycling-through-Montmatre whimsy of ‘Paris, Texas’.
The instant Lana classics that are ‘Grandfather…’ and ‘Sweet’.
“Siiiiiiii-iiiiii-iiiii-ing. In a minor keeeey”.
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‘Let The Light In’ is the most accessible and would make a nice single.
‘Peppers’ also feels like it could be a moment.
The devastating tender beauty of ‘Kintsugi’.
The sinister, haunting atmosphere of ‘Candy Necklace’.
The cycling-through-Montmatre whimsy of ‘Paris, Texas’.
The instant Lana classics that are ‘Grandfather…’ and ‘Sweet’.
“Siiiiiiii-iiiiii-iiiii-ing. In a minor keeeey”.
Fishtail! Taco Truck!
‘Let The Light In’ is the most accessible and would make a nice single.
‘Peppers’ also feels like it could be a moment.