Violets in Your Eyes

I love the production! A lot of people on here talk about BTD being overproduced, but I honestly think it's perfect. The strings, the beats, the yelling/cheering/animal noises/sound effects all contribute to the chaotic, manic vibe of the album, and it still makes me go crazy after all these years lol

I love the production! A lot of people on here talk about BTD being overproduced, but I honestly think it's perfect. The strings, the beats, the yelling/cheering/animal noises/sound effects all contribute to the chaotic, manic vibe of the album, and it still makes me go crazy after all these years lol

I love the production! A lot of people on here talk about BTD being overproduced, but I honestly think it's perfect. The strings, the beats, the yelling/cheering/animal noises/sound effects all contribute to the chaotic, manic vibe of the album, and it still makes me go crazy after all these years lol

I love the production! A lot of people on here talk about BTD being overproduced, but I honestly think it's perfect. The strings, the beats, the yelling/cheering/animal noises/sound effects all contribute to the chaotic, manic vibe of the album, and it still makes me go crazy after all these years lol

I love the production! A lot of people on here talk about BTD being overproduced, but I honestly think it's perfect. The strings, the beats, the yelling/cheering/animal noises/sound effects all contribute to the chaotic, manic vibe of the album, and it still makes me go crazy after all these years lol

I love the production! A lot of people on here talk about BTD being overproduced, but I honestly think it's perfect. The strings, the beats, the yelling/cheering/animal noises/sound effects all contribute to the chaotic, manic vibe of the album, and it still makes me go crazy after all these years lol

I love the production! A lot of people on here talk about BTD being overproduced, but I honestly think it's perfect. The strings, the beats, the yelling/cheering/animal noises/sound effects all contribute to the chaotic, manic vibe of the album, and it still makes me go crazy after all these years lol

I love the production! A lot of people on here talk about BTD being overproduced, but I honestly think it's perfect. The strings, the beats, the yelling/cheering/animal noises/sound effects all contribute to the chaotic, manic vibe of the album, and it still makes me go crazy after all these years lol

I cried watching  all these performances tbh so thank you very much for uploading them here in one thread
I seem to forget how much I adore BTD and Paradise and their performances as well . They remind me so much of my early teens and how I fell in love with Lana's music in the first place.

I couldn't find a thread for the times that Lana performed versions of her songs that are significantly different from the album versions ("rock" versions, acoustic versions, etc.), so I figured I'd start my own. I don't have much yet bc there are performances I know of, like the "rock" versions of Body Electric and Off to the Races, but I don't know the dates/locations. Here's what I have so far, but it'd be great if anybody wants to help out and try to make a more complete list!
08.20.2009//Mexicali Live (Teaneck, NJ) > "Gramma" (Acoustic)
09.14.2011//Glasslands Gallery (Brooklyn, NY) > 1. "Dark Paradise" (Alt. Lyrics)
10.10.2011//The Premises (London, England) > 1. "Blue Jeans" (Acoustic) / 2. "Born to Die" (Acoustic) / 3. "Video Games" (Acoustic)
11.07.2011//Nouveau Casino (Paris, France) > 1. "Born to Die" (Demo) / 2. "Without You" (Demo)
11.16.2011//Scala Club (London, England) > 1. "Radio" (Demo)
11.30.2011//Virgin Mobile Mod Club (Toronto, ON, Canada) > 1. "Off to the Races" (Early Mix)
12.07.2011//Troubadour (West Hollywood, CA) > 1. "Million Dollar Man" (Demo)
06.01.2012//NPR World Cafe (Philadelphia, PA) > 1. "Blue Jeans" / 2. "Born to Die" / 3. "Carmen" / 4. "Video Games"
06.03.2012//El Rey Theatre (Los Angeles, CA) > 1. "Lolita" (Violin Version)
06.24.2012//BBC Radio 1's Big Hackney Weekend (London, England) > 1. "Video Games" (Piano/Strings Version)
09.25.2012//iTunes Festival (London, England) > 1. "Blue Jeans" / 2. "Body Electric" / 3. "Born to Die" / 4. "Million Dollar Man" / 5. "National Anthem" / 6. "Radio" / 7. "Summertime Sadness" / 8. "Video Games" / 9. "Without You"
11.24.2012//Langs de Leeuw (Amsterdam, Holland) > 1. "Ride" (Acoustic)
04.27.2013//L'Olympia Bruno Coquatrix (Paris, France) > 1. "Burning Desire" (Rock Version)
05.11.2014//Skyline Stage at the Mann Center (Philadelphia, PA) > 1. "West Coast" ("East Coast")
06.20.2014//Citadel Music Festival (Berlin, Germany) > 1. "Body Electric" (Rock Version)
06.28.2014//Glastonbury Festival (Pilton, England) > 1. "Young and Beautiful" (Rock Version)
09.15.2015//Maida Vale Studios (London, England) > 1. "High By the Beach" / 2. "Honeymoon" / 3. "Terrence Loves You"
02.09.2016//Wiltern Theatre (Los Angeles, CA) > 1. "West Coast" (Radio Mix)
08.01.2017//House of Blues (Anaheim, CA) > "Off to the Races" (Rock Version)
04.16.2018//Mercedes-Benz Arena (Berlin, Germany) > 1. "Honeymoon" (Alt. Lyrics)
10.30.2018//Howard Gillman Opera House (Brooklyn, NY) > 1. "How to disappear" (Acoustic) / 2. "Venice bitch" (Acoustic) [Clean]
12.05.2018//The Ally Coalition Talent Show at The Town Hall (New York, NY) > 1. "How to disappear" (Acoustic) / 2. "Venice bitch" (Acoustic)
 

I want a metal album

I want a metal album

I want a metal album

I want a metal album

*bad

I'm still not over how "un-Lana" this album feels to me

This is pretty much how I feel. It's not that I want her to go back to the same subject matter, what I want back is the creative lyrics and wild vocals and big production. To me, Lana's music has always felt like being in another world, but NFR just feels like regular music. It doesn't have that escapism quality to it, which I guess some people think makes it feel authentic, but I can't get into it.

This is pretty much how I feel. It's not that I want her to go back to the same subject matter, what I want back is the creative lyrics and wild vocals and big production. To me, Lana's music has always felt like being in another world, but NFR just feels like regular music. It doesn't have that escapism quality to it, which I guess some people think makes it feel authentic, but I can't get into it.

This is pretty much how I feel. It's not that I want her to go back to the same subject matter, what I want back is the creative lyrics and wild vocals and big production. To me, Lana's music has always felt like being in another world, but NFR just feels like regular music. It doesn't have that escapism quality to it, which I guess some people think makes it feel authentic, but I can't get into it.

This is pretty much how I feel. It's not that I want her to go back to the same subject matter, what I want back is the creative lyrics and wild vocals and big production. To me, Lana's music has always felt like being in another world, but NFR just feels like regular music. It doesn't have that escapism quality to it, which I guess some people think makes it feel authentic, but I can't get into it.

This is pretty much how I feel. It's not that I want her to go back to the same subject matter, what I want back is the creative lyrics and wild vocals and big production. To me, Lana's music has always felt like being in another world, but NFR just feels like regular music. It doesn't have that escapism quality to it, which I guess some people think makes it feel authentic, but I can't get into it.

This is pretty much how I feel. It's not that I want her to go back to the same subject matter, what I want back is the creative lyrics and wild vocals and big production. To me, Lana's music has always felt like being in another world, but NFR just feels like regular music. It doesn't have that escapism quality to it, which I guess some people think makes it feel authentic, but I can't get into it.

This is pretty much how I feel. It's not that I want her to go back to the same subject matter, what I want back is the creative lyrics and wild vocals and big production. To me, Lana's music has always felt like being in another world, but NFR just feels like regular music. It doesn't have that escapism quality to it, which I guess some people think makes it feel authentic, but I can't get into it.

This is pretty much how I feel. It's not that I want her to go back to the same subject matter, what I want back is the creative lyrics and wild vocals and big production. To me, Lana's music has always felt like being in another world, but NFR just feels like regular music. It doesn't have that escapism quality to it, which I guess some people think makes it feel authentic, but I can't get into it.

I'm still not over how "un-Lana" this album feels to me