Lily Allen says she would've repressed her albums on vinyl "long ago" if she owned the masters
While responding to some fans on Twitter today (22 February), Lily Allen revealed that she would've repressed her albums on vinyl "long ago" if she owned the masters.
After a YouTuber shared that they love Lily Allen's music and that her "discography needs to be repressed", Lily Allen responded, writing, "i really appreciate lovely words like these. thank you."
i really appreciate lovely words like these. thank you @PokeCollection x https://t.co/wKPOgNw7lP
— LILYALLEN2.0 (@lilyallen) February 22, 2021
Shortly after another fan wrote, "lily pleeeeease press your records on vinyl again!!! we are BEGGING!!!!!!" Allen replied, "if i owned the masters i would have done it long ago."
Allen added in the same Tweet, "i had nightmares trying to get things pressed on NoShame, wanted to do limited edition of singles but was told it was too expensive."
if i owned the masters i would have done it long ago. i had nightmares trying to get things pressed on NoShame, wanted to do limited edition of singles but was told it was too expensive. https://t.co/oCPPhJtjVv
— LILYALLEN2.0 (@lilyallen) February 22, 2021
One fan wrote back, "Can you not re-record them like Taylor? Or is that really expensive to do?" Allen responded, "perhaps. maybe one day."
perhaps. maybe one day
— LILYALLEN2.0 (@lilyallen) February 22, 2021
While responding to another fan who said they're "eagerly waiting for new music from you", Allen wrote, "thank you ! hopefully it won’t be too long now."
thank you ! hopefully it won’t be too long now.
— LILYALLEN2.0 (@lilyallen) February 22, 2021
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