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some of you are caring a little too much about lana’s option about deleting social medias and how it’ll impact her ? i promise y’all she doesn’t care about promo and all of those sorts of things

this thread..
 
 

opened the thread saw arguing and am currently closing it 

All the local artists are shitte, so Lana was truly my only hope  
Might as well start a petition for Nikki Lane to replace her 

I finally ordered the blue cover vinyl,  the smiling cover CD & the tractor cover vinyl. I 'll buy the standard things on release day. I'm super happy now
Give you all my money Lana 

sorry but only the ladies get to listen to blue banisters by lana del rey, the fellas get to paint our banisters blue instead.  i don't make the rules, god does. 

When it turns out the unreleased songs were reworked into trap sultry witchy surf rock inspired folk bluegrass country synth wave heavy dark metal trippy pop upbeat bops

if i didn't like dealer i would atleast like it because it's a controversial track like venice bitch. people are very torn between loving it or hating it and honestly that's one of the greatest things you can have on a song, imo

everyone needs to calm down about dealer. sure, it is an experimental song but it’s fucking amazing and even if you didn’t like it i’m pretty sure it’ll grow on you. it definitely isn’t the “worst song ever” as a certain someone has said.. and if u haven’t heard it yet, u have a lot to look forward to. truly one of my favorite songs ever. 
+ let me just say that the song (to me at least) seems very personal to lana. judging by the lyrics. the only reason why i’m calling it “experimental” is because most of you seem to see it that way due to the vocals, but to me the vocals are very emotional and expressing, so personally i wouldn’t call the song experimental but i can understand why some of you do call it that.

Hot fire...

Hot weather...

Hot coffee...

I'm bitter...

I love this break down and agree with every word. Point Blue Banisters out as the support is a beautiful take. Because it is where she is currently at. Same with Arcadia being a point of destination. Sort of a get away. Cant wait to hear the album as a whole. 

Do yourself a favor and listen to Arcadia while cooking

My hips, every high and byway
That you trace with your fingertips like a Toyota
Run your hands over me like a Land Rover
 

Just listened to all of the Blue Banisters songs we have so far, in order, and whew...so good 
 
Obsessed with Text Book, Blue Banisters and Arcadia, but the last six tracks are going to destroy me when i'm able to stream them. 

I have yet to hear anything post BTD excluding Y&B and Doin Time playing on the radio here. 

Just like Honeymoon was a synthesis of Born to Die's Old Hollywood imagery and Ultraviolence's emotional devastation, Blue Banisters will be a synthesis of Norman Fucking Rockwell's emotional connection to its listeners while exploring the singer-songwriter poetics of Chemtrails Over the Country Club. 

i honestly really like the "blue banisters" album title, since it seems like it's very symbolic & meaningful, even if it doesn't seem like it if you haven't heard the title track, although i will say, i think "arcadia" would've been a fabulous album title as well  

I much prefer Blue Banisters as an album title. Given the fact that many of the songs so far touch more deeply into her personal history, the name Blue Banisters has more personal, homely resonance to me than Arcadia does. 

Blue Banisters being the album title makes a lot of sense when you listen to the song and the lyrics. They feel very representative of Lana's life/the place she's in right now. Plus, there's references to her family and friends in the song, which seems to make it special to her.

Idk, I think the title track of this record is one of her more abstract and contemplative songs to date. At the end of the song, we see the blue banisters changing colors, possibly representing the place she is today or the place she wants to be, where the women and friends in her life uplift her from the state of sadness she was once in. 
 
Yeah, pretty much what @Super Movie said.

Arcadia is now in the top 5 of her most popular songs on Spotify! Something that none of the three previous singles achieved.

Sweet Carolina will be her top3 closer 

Here's the deal:
#JusticeforWildflowerWildfire