Lanas honey pot

she has to release music first to be eligible to be nominated. 

Here is some interesting news-
 
the Grammy's have announced that the # of nominees will increase starting in 2019 grammy's from 5 to 9
in the following-
 
Song of the Year
Record of the Year
Album of the Year
Best New Artist

Updated! (Also don't think there's an "official thread" for anything of this type? if so, sorry mods!)
 
https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1001464379668287489
 
1.520.414 copies sold 

born to die 1 510 000 pure sales  us and lfl 410 000 total sales us 

define "we"

Ultraviolence is as good as Honeymoon

I just want drama and beauty. To me, the drama in Lana's music comes from the topic of each song.. Even if the song is just about finding a beach to sit on w.o paparazzi, she finds a way to sing about it like its the most important thing in the world that has ever happened to anyone, whatever the sentiment; its the most devastating, the most heart breaking, the most thought provoking, etc... and now thanks to more happy Lana, I want to know what it feels like to hear it be the most life affirming - perhaps not even in a romantic sentiment. A few tracks on LFL do this; Get Free, Love, and Lust for Life mainly. (Rip Yosemite, sounds like it would fit there too). Maybe this is a bit selfish of a concept, or extra, etc. but think about it... doesn't falling out of love feel like the end of the world? The songs of her previous albums to me convey the depth of that feeling very well from Lana's perspective, and I can relate because I feel like I am similarly hyper emotional about things, but not super open about it, so listening to her music is kind of like listening to the intensity of the way I perceive things myself... I know I'm overthinking this and being gay as hell, but whatever.
 
This could be folk, or whatever genre really, but I just want beauty and drama; theatrics. Doesn't need to be a full string orchestra (though that is always welcome). 
 
More concretely, I love the dream pop influences in Ultraviolence with the wall of sound choruses and all of that slow burning glory that kind of carried into a few tracks on Honeymoon. To me, these are quintessential Lana.

HONEYMOON IS HER BEST ALBUM AND SHE WILL NEVER TOP IT

I'm literally praying that LDR6 to have songs with orchestral instrumentantion or songs with orchestral vibes. 
 
Songs like Ride, Bel Air, Born to Die, Dark Paradise, Carmen, Video Games, 13 Beaches, Blue Velvet, and others, have orchestral vibes that make these songs so especial and they give you a kind of delight when you're listening to them.     

silent lana is good lana 

silent lana is good lana 

silent lana is good lana 

silent lana is good lana 

silent lana is good lana 

remember when we reached 1k pages on LDR5 Pre-release, we were really dry hun 

remember when we reached 1k pages on LDR5 Pre-release, we were really dry hun 

remember when we reached 1k pages on LDR5 Pre-release, we were really dry hun 

she mentioned someone was in the crowd but I can't remember the name because I didn't know who it was lol.

Someone told me today Chris Isaak was in the Nashville crowd and even spotted by Lana. Can anyone who went to the show let me know if that is true? Thanks!

spread the gospel my little army... <3

Tbh the amount of times we roast Chuck on her photography skills and then she goes and gives us a little treat like this... we really don't deserve her :defeated:

and we laugh like god...  through the (to)days long...light green
 
 
that what it sounds like the lyrics are to me lmfao

we'll get there

HAPPY 200 PAGES YALL