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MARILYN MONROE 1. Like One Of Those Girls 2. Color TV 3. School Girl Crush 4. When You Told Me You Loved Me 5. I Gotta Have It 6. Platinum Curls 7. Leading Lady 8. Strong But I'm Lonely 9. What About The Diamond Ring? 10. It's The Real Thing SMARTY 1. Put Me In A Party Dress 2. See The Sunshine 3. Never Leave Me 4. Just A Baby 5. Keep Out The Stars 6. Heavy Metal King 7. Feel Alright 1949 1. White Socks 2. Don't Be Scared 3. Daddy Dearest 4. Cigarettes and Lollipops 5. Across The USA 6. Flower Motel Nation 7. Last Vacation 8. Jail Break 10. Cadillacs 11. Before He Says Goodbye

Pretty When You Cry vs Try Tonight

I agree, her doing spoken word would be AMAZING- something kind of like Jim Morrison's An American Prayer album. I'd die and ascend to heaven in an instant if that happened

Queen Of The Gas Station vs Aviation

Bel Air vs Video Games

The era was pretty calm, which made sense bc that's the way the songs are. The album is so beautiful and dreamy as well as feeling really personal and sincere which is what I like most about it! As soon as the song Honeymoon was released I was in love- the strings in it sound so pretty without being overdone. It'll always remind me of the summer it came out which was a really happy time for me! Also haha I was in Portofino around the same time Lana was, right after HBTB was released- I saw candids of her there on tumblr and thought she'd still be there the day I was, so I spent the whole day hoping I'd see her! but I guess I'm just unlucky bc I never did. But yeah when I listen to HBTB i remember that day I'm so excited for LDR5!!! Especially for the music videos bc Lana always comes through on visuals

her lashes!! they're so beautiful and fluttery!

honestly I never thought the middle part looked bad- I think especially here it frames her face nicely. she's too beautiful

Yes To Heaven vs Serial Killer

To me the album is a juxtaposition between the hardship and heart break of love to the beauty of it. Both are expressed to extremes in the album, in nearly every song, and even through the visuals of the music videos. And though there are all these extremes- violence and tenderness, beauty and bitterness, etc, all the edges are blurred. It's all hypnotic and trance-like, as if all apart of a dream or a drug-trip, which, both sonically and visually, gives it a soothing tone as well as a chilling one that lingers. Although most of the lyrics are about some lost lover, there also seems to be a lot of introspection (especially in Old Money and Is This Happiness), which to me also resembles a dream, as they always feel like personal journeys in which you're completely on your own for, which I think this album is in some way. I love UV so much. The whole era is a masterpiece. It's just like it's own little world- like each one of Lana's albums, but something sets UV apart especially.

Dangerous Girl - Body Electric

AKA: Kill Kill, Put Me In A Movie BTD: Video Games P: Yayo, Cola UV: The Other Woman, Ultraviolence HM: Honeymoon Unreleased: 1949, Super Movie, Dark Paradise Demo, Hundred Dollar Bill, Kinda Outta Luck, Queen of Disaster, Disco, Lolita Demo

Disco definitely has a really sad/eerie feeling to it. Yayo, Video Games, and Honeymoon all have like a dreamy trance-like feeling to me. Most Lana songs make me feel a certain way but those are the ones that come to mind first

AKA: yellow BTD: red P: green UV: navy HM: purple

I think like 85% of Lana's songs are sad but in different kinds of ways- like I would group Disco and Yayo together bc they're both a "desperate" and "lost" kind of sad. Terrence Loves You, Old Money, and Is This Happiness are a kind of "wistful" sad. Cruel World, Pretty When You Cry, and Noir are more "bitter" and "angry" sad. There's probably like a million more categories of ""sad"" her songs can be grouped into but I can't think of anymore rn haha. but to actually answer the question, I think Yayo feels the heaviest and saddest

1. Yayo 2. Ultraviolence 3. Honeymoon Girl in desperation living a dark and hopeless life falls in love with the bad boy who rescues her from her old life. They're married and she's entirely devoted to him, but he becomes extremely abusive. She accepts his violence and continues to love him, living a fantasy life in her head where everything is happy- she dreams away her life

I wish she'd do something more stripped down- I think over producing songs really takes away from her voice. I really love the idea of a better Ultraviolence, the whole "70's dreamy rock" sound is interesting and suits her well

might not be unpopular but AKA is probably one of Lana's best works. the authenticity of it is so charming and the visuals are so unique- there's a very sweet eeriness that's kind of haunting in the best way. The creative vision behind it was brilliant. No other album is like it