Not Plain Jane
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Moodmaster.. that's the right word. Such a gorgeous album, and not just because Jonny (my ultimate teenage crush lol, and -after maturing a little- artist I look up toNot happy as everything's going to be alright escapism-- but happy in that things will go on despite everything may not be alright.
He's a moodmaster.
) is in it. He works with so many layers and is so thoughtful and curious (Frank, not Jonny). It did not make me particularly happy though.. I can't stop playing but on a personal level, it feels like a pretty announcement of how it is possible to forever carry a torch or rot in one particularly feeling (how's that for pessimism 
). Moodmaster.. that's the right word. Such a gorgeous album, and not just because Jonny (my ultimate teenage crush lol, and -after maturing a little- artist I look up to) is in it. He works with so many layers and is so thoughtful and curious (Frank, not Jonny). It did not make me particularly happy though.. I can't stop playing but on a personal level, it feels like a pretty announcement of how it is possible to forever carry a torch or rot in one particularly feeling (how's that for pessimism
).
[also- I hadn't posted here in so long! I used to be all over this section..)
idiot glee/ pinkwood

.. thanks for participating in your album, Frank, but Jonny's here now
). aw, Super Rich Kids was my introduction to Frank Ocean right after moving to LA. My coworkers would play either that or Crack Rock every.single.morning and thank whoever did it almost like thanks for making the coffee today.. months later I started playing it on my own like it was some mood enhancer, or like I was being understood, I don't know lol.
I never made the connection but you're so right on Lana and Frank's singing having a calming effect in general and maybe coming from a place of acceptance.. which in my experience, can sometimes be more tormenting than more intense stages (e.g.I will survive).. there's nothing after that.
Jonny Greenwood, he's in Seigfried with the arrangements (hello, minute 2:00.. thanks for participating in your album, Frank, but Jonny's here now
).
[Playing it now] I'd do anything for you.. in the dark.
Guys would copy Jonny’s trademark sloppy Brooks Brothers tie untied, white shirt, vintage skinny leather jacket and droopy jeans ensemble with the messy bed hair, while I was saving my coins for my first Helmut Lang coat so I could wear it with my Prada nylon shirt (inspired by Brett Anderson and Justine Frischmann’s cooly, sloppy style code).
).. he wore such good navy pieces, and his hair was/still is like wow (but then I think most men with long/longish hair give women a run for their money, probably because they do literally nothing to it- not even water and soap often haha). 

.. binging hard writing these breathtaking melodies, babe?..
). 