Madrigal

How exactly does the "Go to last unread post" system work? How is that information stored? Is it linked to browser history? If i were to delete my browsing history, cookies, and all that, would it clear and reset my settings on here of what i've already read?

It's more like "Which is your least favorite of your 15 least favorite Lana recordings?"

About "1.0--" that is, a demo for this song.
Are you talking about "Midnight Dancer Gurlfriend?" That would make the most sense...

Jesus.
 
 
Despite being totally against the idea of a "member of the week" (hint hint: don't ever nominate me again or i'll sneak into every mod's house in the middle of the night and rearrange the furniture so as to totally confuse you) i voted for PrettyBaby because i wanted to hear what she had to say.
 
 
P.S. The other day in yoga we were talking about limitless boundaries.

It's a tricky situation. A lot of people lean toward cohesiveness (or their idea of what that means) and believe that an album has greater value when it sounds cohesive--that it’s a greater, stronger work as a result of that. But a lot of other people enjoy and prefer a more varied sound. Just how varied exactly? Well, your mileage will vary.
 
You know what’s cool though? Having an album that is homogenous in sound and another that’s not. She’s young. Her career, as far as the public’s eye, is nascent. I think time will be very kind to her, both with critics and hardened fans. Think about, 10, 15, 20 (!) years from now when Born to Die is one brick in a wall, one patch in a quilt. Hindsight and a different context can alter one’s perception a lot, and reappraising things periodically is part of the game. Imagine if when she has, say, 8 albums out, one of those is even more homogenous in sound than BTD--say an entire album accompanied only by piano; and another one of those albums is so varied in style that it sounds as if you’re listening to a compilation of various artists. And there will probably come a time when she has some archival stuff officially released--another way in which our perception of both the parts and its sum can change. Who knows.
 
She may scale back on making so many alternate versions of songs, but i highly doubt that she is going to abandon the practice entirely. By the way, some of those alternate versions of songs are demos, eg. Video Games. I’m sure she will at least keep recording demos, in the true sense of the word.
 
Not sure that any of us can really say how any song was "originally intended to be heard." What do we know?
 
 
P.S. Madrigal, i think the NA album vocals might be flown in from the second version, but i’m not positive; i have to listen to/compare them again sometime.

No idea Stop being musically savvy!
This fall in music is really making up for an otherwise...not great year. Very happy.
 
"Dark Come Soon" is the goddamn jam:
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GY7CWP9fHyE

Hawaiian glam metal or surf noir

Are you the leaker?
Are you Lana?
Are you Ben?
Did you answer the 3 questions above honestly?

Iz m3 Lana i alwayz plai th3 sam3 3xact 5et 0f s0ngz 3v3rithym3 i pr34m.

Ha1 Lana dis Iz Int3r5c0p3, and w3 juzt wanted 2 t3ll y0u 2 PLZ n3v3r sm1l3 0n an album c0v3r. S0unds g00d? Kay, thanxxxx.
 
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Here's my theory:
 
Okay. Back in 2009, at the same time they recorded "Heavy Hitter," Lana worked on a very rough demo of a song tentatively called "Hawaiian Tropic." However, they never finished it, and she took some ideas and lyrical themes from that unfinished track and instead used them in conjunction with her old demo "1949," and came out with THIS MASTERPIECE. It's like the happy sister song to the slow version of "Hundred Dollar Bill," and hey! Look at the RUBY TUESDAY reference. Hmmmmmm?

It's 2009, and registered--I just forget the authors. Probably a "Lizzy" era song, even though the song obviously mentions LANA DEL REY.

Here's my theory:
 
Okay. Back in 2009, at the same time they recorded "Heavy Hitter," Lana worked on a very rough demo of a song tentatively called "Hawaiian Tropic." However, they never finished it, and she took some ideas and lyrical themes from that unfinished track and instead used them in conjunction with her old demo "1949," and came out with THIS MASTERPIECE. It's like the happy sister song to the slow version of "Hundred Dollar Bill," and hey! Look at the RUBY TUESDAY reference. Hmmmmmm?

Ha1 Lana dis Iz Int3r5c0p3, and w3 juzt wanted 2 t3ll y0u 2 PLZ n3v3r sm1l3 0n an album c0v3r. S0unds g00d? Kay, thanxxxx.
 
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MATTIERN!!!! CHRIS SEEFRIED HIMSELF TWEETED A LINK TO YOUR VIDEO FOR "BOARDING SCHOOL!!!!!!!"

MATTIERN!!!! CHRIS SEEFRIED HIMSELF TWEETED A LINK TO YOUR VIDEO FOR "BOARDING SCHOOL!!!!!!!"

Iz m3 Lana i alwayz plai th3 sam3 3xact 5et 0f s0ngz 3v3rithym3 i pr34m.

MATTIERN!!!! CHRIS SEEFRIED HIMSELF TWEETED A LINK TO YOUR VIDEO FOR "BOARDING SCHOOL!!!!!!!"

Don't tell Heavy Hitler.

iz m3 Lana i decided 2 sing w1th my m3l0dramat1ck v01c3 + tak3 0ut th0z3 pr3ttie h1gh n0t3ses fr0m mie s1ng1ng. U lyk3 it? i ca11 itt d3pr3ss0-p0p.
 
"HIS LIFE AN ART."

I LOVE RIDE FORGIVE ME FOR EVER DOUBTING YOU LANA I LOVE YOU
 

*UGLY CREYS*

"Gods and Monsters." Oh, and whatever song RICK RUBIN did!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

HAYNE
HAYNE
HAYNE
HAYNE
HAYNE
 
Made me question if it's really Lana who upload the video, but then seconds later, seeing the asteriskasteriskasterisk.. convinced me, that it's her. Ain't it easier to just use a - tho? I mean instead Shift+8

0mg but pussy iznt 0n derrr, i th0t 3vrythng wuz r3al

That cover art is atrocious.. and so shopped its silly. But I'm glad Yayo is gonna get some recognition to the casual fans that don't know about it. And I think Pussy is the track with Angel Haze