Flowerbomb

"Surf Noir" is one of my favourite terms Lana's used to describe some of her music tbh, I'd give anything for a surf rock vibe to an album  

i interpret "dance underneath my architecture" pretty literally, to be honest.
 
from the Billboard mag interview, which that line immediately made me think of:
 
 
i kinda think she's simply referring to one of her design houses (a lower floor, or outside directly beneath a part of the house), either this or the Malibu one.

I really wanna listen to this surf rock demo.. It's what I was hoping for.

The water that comes out of the ketchup bottle

I made this especially for you gays.
 

Sorry @longtimeman and @evilentity this isn't for you. Please don't use it  

Ultraviolence is her best album because it sounds like more closer to herself, the quality and production of this album is amazing. BTD is a good album but it's not even closer to Ultraviolence.
The evolution of her lyrics in songs her songs of Ultraviolence compared to BTD is magnificent. BTD sounds like a dream girl who wants fame and attention but at the same time she tells a story of what you have to do to gain fame, it's something a little bit superficial- - an American dream. It looks like Lizzy Grant turning Lana Del Rey and thinking about the day when she will be famous
Ultraviolence is completely different, real and beautiful.
I like her evolution, it's notorious.

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Are you hearing yourself? Spotify stats are nothing to brag about. Justin Bieber has the most streamed song on the platform. Spotify is not an indicator of quality, obviously
The thing is, people with taste, like myself and various critics, have noted how good the production on the record is. Now fucking disappear

Go Go Dancer too.

The thing w heavy productions is that they get old fast. That's why most EDM tracks age like milk. That's why most pop music sounds unlistenable after like mere months. Honeymoon for instance might not be drowning in beats and samples and whatnot but its production is perfectly layered and refined and I appreciate how each musical element is in perfect harmony within the record

I wouldn't call AKA fully acoustic. It's not an overly polished album by any means, but it's also got some pretty obvious computer synthesized stuff on it. Regardless, BTD is a great, grand album, even if UV was better, and I don't really know why there's suddenly such backlash, except for the fact that people seem offended at the idea that "trendy" young women found something relatable about Lana/in her music during that era 

Those dates aren't mysterious. We know exactly what they're for

I've listened to BAR and I really hope the final version is just acoustic 

needing to pee when you're already in bed

slow ass wifi, that sh!t makes me angry

coffee

The sky when it's dawning and when the day is ending.

My Ultraviolence vinyl

Black eyeliner

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Hearing people chew. Like fuck off with that shit, please.

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