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when did this happen?

lana should, but without jack antonoff

west coast should have started playing when brad pitt punches the junkie, and then stares him deep in the eye by the time the first "i'm in love" is said, then they lip sync the rest of the song including the keyboard solo

unsurprising jack antonoff isn't! maybe next year! for real lana should be inducted tho

totally unironic that antonoff paywalled his own industry propaganda

we should start a riot under will.i.am's tweets maybe he can find the hard drive with hbhg he lost years ago

i vaguely remember feeling it a bit with summertime sadness and video games... but then i heard 'cola', and then 'ultraviolence' came out, and i actually started listening to her music. problem with nfr is that i "actually" listened to it, and it's meh. she'll surprise us again, anyway that's what i'm hoping for. she has us questioning our sanity all over the place

jack antonoff wants to be dan auerbach, and the fact that this album is more recognized than ultraviolence is just another example of how whimsical politics run the music business. that's jack antonoff for you! i listened to it the night it was released and that's it (because i can't afford google play anymore anyway) i just play the chords on my guitar and sing it myself when i want to reexperience it

i only listen to the "sad" demo version

shout out to all my nicole dollanganger homies!!!!!!

i've had this argument on this site before and there's no room for discussion with that sort of comment so I guess you'll just have to take my word for it!

this video did exist on youtube once

I saw it at the 'Endless Summer' in Toronto. It was probably the most noticeably back tracked song (w/ vocals), but it really showcased the band for those of us who couldn't take selfies with her in the front row. She opened that show with 'Cruel World' and sang her goddamn heart out. Wasn't a perfect show, but at the same time in retrospect everything about it makes perfect sense. Also fuck awards and fuck grammys. I hope she doesn't win just so jack antonoff can cry about it

because he's a douche

i feel like he's trying to be ironic, singing intentionally like a propaganda poster for hipsterism

i really do not like jackoff

She's touring with Lana?!?!?!?!? Souled Out was a godsend for me. Just listened to Trip yesterday, and now this thread has put me on a proverbial 'Trip', so to speak, because I will pay thousands of dollars just to even say that I know that this even a thing that is happening in the near future.

Cruel World

I found this on songfacts.com: Del Rey purposely chose to close her Ultraviolence album with this track to tie in with its loose theme of young women falling for older powerful men. She told Radio.com: "I put so much time in putting a narrative to the track listing together, and then I'm so stupid because I should just know that it's totally gonna be disregarded because I just set myself up. Let me put it this way, every track that I put on there and every track name and the order that it's in tells a story that is important to me." "In my mind, the narrative for this record ends with the last track, not the bonus deluxe stuff, all that business," she added. "It ends with the cover of Nina Simone's 'The Other Woman.' And without even really saying more about that, the decision to end with a cover of a jazz song and the content within that, it's kind of telling in its own way." As nice as the bonus tracks are, I agree with this sentiment strongly. Ultraviolence was my first second "Lana" experience (after hearing 'Cola'), and as a prog rock fan I was hoping and expecting the Endless Summer Tour to have fully revolved around the album.

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