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It's really not bad y'all :/ not necessarily lead single material, but I really like it! chorus could have been better. the rest >>>

Yes, we all have opinions but some can be hurtful to others, and at that point is when you have to learn to keep it to yourself. Thank you for being nice and respectful about it 

I find Lana drop dead beautiful, she's gorgeous. In every way, she just amazes me. I won't bash anyone for their opinion but don't hate on other artists to justify your favorite artist.

I'm in love with the diamonds
 
Been trying hard not to get into trouble but I, I got a whore in my mind

i listened to bel air again, and i KNOW that it's "walk in the way of my soft resurrection" and "lead me to war with your brilliant direction," but no matter what, i always hear; "walk in the way of my soft dress erection" and "lead me to war with your brilliant erection" 

Now it's time for some UV outtakes

Hello Heartache is really nice too! I have a faster version in my computer because I heard this way when it first came out (fucking copyright   ). The same thing happened with Sad Girl by Lana, but I got used with the original version (thank you, Honeymoon) and replace the faster one

UV is my favorite album by her, but I really think that Honeymoon is her BEST album

wtf she literally looks 16 there how is this possible

This is also from Marie Claire UK October 2016. She's so beautiful  

I'd really love to hear her cover 'Toxic' by Britney Spears but that's already been done by Melanie Martinez.. I was hoping Lana would've covered it first because the way Melanies cover is, is the way I'd expect Lanas to sound. I stil would want it to happen! Another one i can see her covering as one of her crazier, electric, sexier performances would be 'Welcome to the jungle' by Guns n Roses! I think she would have a blast with that one . Kind of would be similar to her Roadhouse rock cover! Would love to see her go crazy on the stage, screamin/laughin/moaning  and shit. I heard she already covered it a while back but. . . . I can only dream to hear her cover it!  

Bang Bang- Nancy Sinatra 
Some Velvet Morning - Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood
Babe I'm gonna Leave You- Led Zeppelin 
Nothing's Gonna Hurt You Baby- Cigarettes After Sex
Anything Peggy Lee
And I Love Her- Kurt Cobain
White Christmas- Elvis Presley 
I Walk The Line- Johnny Cash 

yes yes yes 1000000000000 times yess

Baby one more time

A few years ago I wrote an essay on Burgess' novel "A Clockwork Orange" for English class. I'd like to share a part I wrote about the term itself with you guys. Feel free to comment, and maybe even start a discussion  
 
"According to the Collins English Online Dictionary, ultra-violence can be defined as
acts of extreme violence, esp those shown on television or film.
Burgess claims that he was inspired by violent teenage gangs. The members were dressed à la mode, 
in neo-Edwardian suits.
The gangs represented the zeitgeist of the Post-World War II time in 1957 and 1958. Dissatisfaction, disappointment and anxiety about the future - these factors conducted the youth to violence.
I finally decided to be prophetic, positing a near future - 1970, say - in which youthful aggression reached so frightful a pitch that the government would try to burn it out with Pavlovian techniques of negative reinforcement. I saw the novel would have to have a metaphysical or theological base - youthful free will having the choice of good and evil although generally choosing evil; the artificial extirpation of free will through scientific conditioning; the question as to whether this might not, in theological terms, be a greater evil than the free choice of evil.

In his novel, Burgess decided to maximize the violence to a point where an extreme intervention, in this case the Ludovico technique, on behalf of the government would be inevitable. The collision of improving the common weal and erasing ultra-violence by the aforementioned technique and the moral aspect of taking someone’s free will which enables to choose between good and evil, between avoiding and committing violence leads to the question if it’s compatible with the religious belief and its fundamental values, such as choosing your own destiny, choosing between sinning and being faithful. Brainwashing someone into losing his free will might be perceived as an act of ultra-violence in a metaphysical sense since the victim’s liberty is endangered which is comparable to his victims enduring ultra-violence in a physical way and losing their liberty and decision capability during the violent act."
 

"Carry me off the stage
I cant do this anymore"
 
this is one of her deepest lyrics imo i think she means it in a non literal way, like she's saying she wants him to take her away from all the fame, she can't handle being famous anymore and she just wants him :'( i'm going to cry when this leaks

Give her crazy stalker fans a proper home

I hope she makes a music video there

Blue Velvet, maybe? I don't really know...
 

 
OMFG YOU KNOW HER, THE GIF-QUEEN!!! YAAAS GURL!!
 

Oh, Gretchen!   
 
 
 
Okay, I have one: Sexting  (That's pretty easy  ) 

1.I don't know if it's unpopular but I don't like that much of what I believe be the most famous songs: Summertime Sadness and Young & Beautiful(They're good tho).
 
2.Her voice seemed pitched in Blue Jeans,(Like when people upload the songs on youtube and have to change the pitch because of copyright, you know?) which was annoyng to hear but this song grow so much in me that now it's my favorite from her. The first song that got me from an artist is usually always my favorite so...
 
3.Listen to Video Games is rare for me but i really like to see the lives of this song . I don't know you guys but I see something meaninful when she sings "Only worth living if somebody is loving you" and then she points the mic to the audence and they sing "Baby, now you do". Like, she lived in a trailer park, sang in bars, had her album shelved and crossed years to achieve recognition. And now, she finally have people that love her and appreciate her beautiful songs . I always think something similar with other artists. Like, the first song that made ​​the artist famous is kind of a summary ( Idk. Maybe a synopsis ) of the story that the person is about to tell the world. I don't know how to explain but kind of all the songs in one, which results in the song that will make the person famous. I may be wrong but it's just how I see .

i really like Lucky Ones

Did you like it? I know it's kinda sassy, but that's the key.
 

Honestly don't know why a sighting thread became a Sales/Stream discussion...
 
But are you guys forgetting that Honeymoon is one of Lana's favorite albums she's created? Do you guys not remember how happy she was around the time of the release? She was so satisfied with Honeymoon, and as long as she's satisfied, I'm satisfied. I loved Honeymoon right from the release of the title track (Inb4 someone says "you liked it cause it was the first era you experienced"). It was good ass quality, and had amazing visuals, I always thought it was so dreamy and kinda like a story book. Each song was a chapter, and you have to listen to it that way. You can't just be like "Welp High By The Beach It is", and then continue it on from there! I don't know why you are pushing for a manufactured pop album, It's not like it's going to matter if it plays on the radio anyways. I don't care if she has number one hits, or plays on the radio. I know that if she makes something I will support it, even if I'm not a big fan of it at first (not here for a Donald Trump support song though  )