Ultra Violet

With all the personal growth AJay has done since being away, i think she is really going to LOVE Ocean Boulevard <3

The opening guitar of Blue Jeans is the only thing I ever learned. It was so fun and so satisfying to play that over and over.

Fuck I need this. Thats my fav kind of horror. But i will still have to watch it alone in that case thank you!

I really need the instrumentals of Portals because it will help me detect the sound so much more. I didn't even notice the very distinct NIN sounds in IICHLIWP until I listened to all the instrumentals and I was blown away. I specifically remember listening to Girl Is A Gun and I was like

I am dying to watch this. Can't believe I never heard of it till now. I love horror & thriller but can someone tell me if someone who doesn't will still enjoy this? Or find it too scary?

I hope there's more unreleased songs to come!

This would be a great film for Hollywood The chorus playing while they drive in the pink corvette

Evil is so good. Turns out it might be #2. Her voice sounds so cute in it.

Wait do you mean she said she doesn't support her or she just hadn't spoken about it when Shirley usually does speak about such things? Either way yeah it is telling

It seems a number of UV outtakes talk about how she was tired of touring, not happy with how her fame has gone and how she was treated (LMLYLAW demo, Your Girl, Madly, Melancholia, etc) which always gets to me so much. There's a huge shift in tone between BTD/Paradise outtakes, and the UV ones. But I can kinda see how she also didn't want them on the final UV cut. Maybe fear of being criticised for her honesty yet again, people blaming her for the way she felt. Or maybe naturally she changed how she felt about it. I wonder what led her to putting more "sad about relationships" songs on UV instead. There's so much vulnerability in both, but I suppose she'd already faced backlash from expressing one of them. why not do it again, and even harder. Whatever it was, I am so sorry for how she felt around that time and what she had to go through. I still want to hear more of her side.

I've never thought of this before but now I will!

Lana ft. Halsey - Him & Us

Wait do you mean before 2014 when the "video project" with FJM (that became Freak) was news? That would be such a dream for you. I didn't know who he was before that.

Yes!!!!+ HBTB/Doin Time vibes need to be expanded like this. He could also get her into the psychedelic rock again like his older albums.

That's why it's so crackhead of me to always bring it up how good theyd be together

Wait I'm asking with genuine curiosity, why do you like wheels on the bus so much? Mine are: Pacify Her Cake Milk and Cookies High School Sweethearts Strawberry Shortcake Brain & Heart Field Trip The Void The Contortionist Death (But I need more time. I'm sure some will hit me more personally)

I actually can't even get through this but like, wow. I hope she does more of her songs

Radiohead ft. Lana Del Rey They don't really do features but it would be such a good collaboration along the lines of Let The Light In, Living With Myself, Some Things Last A Long Time, Get Free

I literally fucking love this album. Every time I listen it gets better. And I have watched the Death music video a whole bunch of times now.

There was a time when I really looked up to one particular thing she said in the BTD era. When asked "what would you say to the haters?" And she said: "I don't think I would say anything at all" I was actually kind of shook because I was a very reactive person back then, not in a way that I'd talk back at people but I'd always show a very angry/rude attitude around people who I thought didn't like me. And that must have changed after that. Overall I don't think she's been a role model, but she's definitely inspiring.

I really like the album, and I'm already enjoying it about twice as much as I was enjoying k-12. Tunnel Vision & The Contortionist sound most similar to her earlier work, and Nymphology also sounds familiar (maybe to Firedrill). After School still had her most experimental vocals, though The Contortionist and Nymphology at the end is like that too, which is so cool. None of the transitions are really that cool or necessary except Nymphology - Evil. I thought I was excited for her ethereal/otherworldy sound but I've taken a lot more to the rock-influenced tracks.

I think Lana should still do something with Hollywood (song). It would be so good as a single, and also so sweet knowing it was written close to the beginning of her fame, and that now she's been living in Hollywood for like 10 years. All the lyrics would still smash.