MoonAgain

she usually does like 15 songs so 1. Cola (the version she did on during Paradise/2014 Tour) 2. West Coast (why was this taken off) 3. American 4. Born to Die 5. Sad Girl 6. Serial Killer 7. The Blackest Day 8. Ride 9. Florida Kilos 10. Hundred Dollar Bill Demo (if i could pick any unreleased song) 11. Video Games 12. Terrence Loves You 13. Radio 14. Off to the Races 15. National Anthem

i really like john wayne, dancing in circles and angel down...idk i wasn't expecting anything so i'm a happy camper. she's 30 now, and she's got every right to make the music she wants. and if you were waiting 3 years for another TF/TFM, well...i could've told you a while ago that that wasn't happening

she's so incredible and talented, i literally couldn't believe my luck when i found out she was opening my endless summer show. she's really underrated in terms of what she represents for women in music...even with lana not being the most feminism-friendly singer, i feel like she and claire are alike in their insistence on making the music they want without a team of men controlling their every move, and not following the industry's "rules" for female artists.

i feel like honeymoon was "instant gratification" for me...like the production was more btd-esque and you had instantly catchy songs like hbtb and the blackest day. also terrence loves you i absolutely adore. but other than like my top 3 songs i really stopped listening to the album after a month or so. whereas, with UV, i was originally kind of disappointed but now i keep coming back to it and appreciating it more and more.

ldrakalg: jump, raise me up, smarty, put me in a movie btd: born to die, ottr, radio, national anthem paradise: ride, cola, american ultra: west coast, brooklyn baby, sad girl, flipside, florida kilos, guns and roses honeymoon: terrence loves you (ultimate fave), the blackest day, hbtb unreleased: prom song (gone wrong), 1949 demo, driving in cars with boys, never let me go, JFK, hollywood, i don't wanna go

i like guns and roses...especially the bridge