BluVelvUnderground

I said back on release week that it was impossible for me to rank them, so I just used that sorter tool to do the dirty work for me. lol
 
01. Paris, Texas
02. Fingertips
03. A&W
04. Peppers
05. Kintsugi
06. DYKTTATUOB
07. Let the Light In
08. GPSOTSOMFWHDF
09. Candy Necklace
10. Jon Batiste Interlude
11. The Grants
12. Taco Truck x VB
13. Fishtail
14. Margaret
15. Sweet
16. Judah Smith Interlude

Has this thread been done before? I dunno. But I'm trying to break the monotony a little bit, and I'm a movie bitch, so...
 
01. Eyes Wide Shut
02. City Lights
03. Pinocchio
04. 2001: A Space Odyssey
05. Showgirls
06. Murmur of the Heart
07. Simon of the Desert
08. Mulholland Dr.
09. The Rocky Horror Picture Show
10. Flesh
11. Vivre Sa Vie
12. Floating Weeds
13. Vertigo
14. Don't Look Now
15. ​Midnight Cowboy
16. A Ghost Story
17. ​Toby Dammit
18. The Third Man
19. Gerry
20. Fists in the Pocket
 

I'm so happy somebody finally called out that it isn't a sample of the NfR song during the second half. It's been driving me crazy since the notes are so clearly very different. 

I'm so happy somebody finally called out that it isn't a sample of the NfR song during the second half. It's been driving me crazy since the notes are so clearly very different. 

I'm so happy somebody finally called out that it isn't a sample of the NfR song during the second half. It's been driving me crazy since the notes are so clearly very different. 

I'm so happy somebody finally called out that it isn't a sample of the NfR song during the second half. It's been driving me crazy since the notes are so clearly very different. 

I'm so happy somebody finally called out that it isn't a sample of the NfR song during the second half. It's been driving me crazy since the notes are so clearly very different. 

I'm so happy somebody finally called out that it isn't a sample of the NfR song during the second half. It's been driving me crazy since the notes are so clearly very different. 

I'm so happy somebody finally called out that it isn't a sample of the NfR song during the second half. It's been driving me crazy since the notes are so clearly very different. 

I'm so happy somebody finally called out that it isn't a sample of the NfR song during the second half. It's been driving me crazy since the notes are so clearly very different. 

I'm so happy somebody finally called out that it isn't a sample of the NfR song during the second half. It's been driving me crazy since the notes are so clearly very different. 

I'm so happy somebody finally called out that it isn't a sample of the NfR song during the second half. It's been driving me crazy since the notes are so clearly very different. 

Tbh, any backlash she gets for using Black Dahlia should just stop before it ages as poorly as nearly all of her controversies do. 
 
The album was very frankly about the feminine body in many moments. I'm surprised people can praise A&W without realizing how integral that is to that song, and how that song kinda exists as the thesis to the record as a whole thematically (and even in how it is produced.)
 
I love how Brian De Palma/American Horror Story can basically make an entire movie/season of TV about the murder, but the second a woman decides to do her own perspective of the way it affected pop culture and American anxieties, it's suddenly so controversial for reasons that the men who approach it never face. 
 
Edit: I'm also not surprised that murder is going to be part of the music video for Candy Necklace. The song itself really reminded me of songs on Nick Cave's Murder Ballads album. And it's genius that she released the 'screen test', considering that's mainly how Elizabeth Short is presented in the Brian De Palma film. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peg_Entwistle
Lust for Life title track. The music video makes it more obvious.
13 Women = 13 Beaches
She's a genius, that is all. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peg_Entwistle
Lust for Life title track. The music video makes it more obvious.
13 Women = 13 Beaches
She's a genius, that is all. 

Tbh, any backlash she gets for using Black Dahlia should just stop before it ages as poorly as nearly all of her controversies do. 
 
The album was very frankly about the feminine body in many moments. I'm surprised people can praise A&W without realizing how integral that is to that song, and how that song kinda exists as the thesis to the record as a whole thematically (and even in how it is produced.)
 
I love how Brian De Palma/American Horror Story can basically make an entire movie/season of TV about the murder, but the second a woman decides to do her own perspective of the way it affected pop culture and American anxieties, it's suddenly so controversial for reasons that the men who approach it never face. 
 
Edit: I'm also not surprised that murder is going to be part of the music video for Candy Necklace. The song itself really reminded me of songs on Nick Cave's Murder Ballads album. And it's genius that she released the 'screen test', considering that's mainly how Elizabeth Short is presented in the Brian De Palma film. 

Tbh, any backlash she gets for using Black Dahlia should just stop before it ages as poorly as nearly all of her controversies do. 
 
The album was very frankly about the feminine body in many moments. I'm surprised people can praise A&W without realizing how integral that is to that song, and how that song kinda exists as the thesis to the record as a whole thematically (and even in how it is produced.)
 
I love how Brian De Palma/American Horror Story can basically make an entire movie/season of TV about the murder, but the second a woman decides to do her own perspective of the way it affected pop culture and American anxieties, it's suddenly so controversial for reasons that the men who approach it never face. 
 
Edit: I'm also not surprised that murder is going to be part of the music video for Candy Necklace. The song itself really reminded me of songs on Nick Cave's Murder Ballads album. And it's genius that she released the 'screen test', considering that's mainly how Elizabeth Short is presented in the Brian De Palma film. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peg_Entwistle
Lust for Life title track. The music video makes it more obvious.
13 Women = 13 Beaches
She's a genius, that is all. 

We need you to be more delusional. There's an entire Lemonade coming. 

Tbh, any backlash she gets for using Black Dahlia should just stop before it ages as poorly as nearly all of her controversies do. 
 
The album was very frankly about the feminine body in many moments. I'm surprised people can praise A&W without realizing how integral that is to that song, and how that song kinda exists as the thesis to the record as a whole thematically (and even in how it is produced.)
 
I love how Brian De Palma/American Horror Story can basically make an entire movie/season of TV about the murder, but the second a woman decides to do her own perspective of the way it affected pop culture and American anxieties, it's suddenly so controversial for reasons that the men who approach it never face. 
 
Edit: I'm also not surprised that murder is going to be part of the music video for Candy Necklace. The song itself really reminded me of songs on Nick Cave's Murder Ballads album. And it's genius that she released the 'screen test', considering that's mainly how Elizabeth Short is presented in the Brian De Palma film. 

Tbh, any backlash she gets for using Black Dahlia should just stop before it ages as poorly as nearly all of her controversies do. 
 
The album was very frankly about the feminine body in many moments. I'm surprised people can praise A&W without realizing how integral that is to that song, and how that song kinda exists as the thesis to the record as a whole thematically (and even in how it is produced.)
 
I love how Brian De Palma/American Horror Story can basically make an entire movie/season of TV about the murder, but the second a woman decides to do her own perspective of the way it affected pop culture and American anxieties, it's suddenly so controversial for reasons that the men who approach it never face. 
 
Edit: I'm also not surprised that murder is going to be part of the music video for Candy Necklace. The song itself really reminded me of songs on Nick Cave's Murder Ballads album. And it's genius that she released the 'screen test', considering that's mainly how Elizabeth Short is presented in the Brian De Palma film. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peg_Entwistle
Lust for Life title track. The music video makes it more obvious.
13 Women = 13 Beaches
She's a genius, that is all. 

We need you to be more delusional. There's an entire Lemonade coming. 

Tbh, any backlash she gets for using Black Dahlia should just stop before it ages as poorly as nearly all of her controversies do. 
 
The album was very frankly about the feminine body in many moments. I'm surprised people can praise A&W without realizing how integral that is to that song, and how that song kinda exists as the thesis to the record as a whole thematically (and even in how it is produced.)
 
I love how Brian De Palma/American Horror Story can basically make an entire movie/season of TV about the murder, but the second a woman decides to do her own perspective of the way it affected pop culture and American anxieties, it's suddenly so controversial for reasons that the men who approach it never face. 
 
Edit: I'm also not surprised that murder is going to be part of the music video for Candy Necklace. The song itself really reminded me of songs on Nick Cave's Murder Ballads album. And it's genius that she released the 'screen test', considering that's mainly how Elizabeth Short is presented in the Brian De Palma film. 

Tbh, any backlash she gets for using Black Dahlia should just stop before it ages as poorly as nearly all of her controversies do. 
 
The album was very frankly about the feminine body in many moments. I'm surprised people can praise A&W without realizing how integral that is to that song, and how that song kinda exists as the thesis to the record as a whole thematically (and even in how it is produced.)
 
I love how Brian De Palma/American Horror Story can basically make an entire movie/season of TV about the murder, but the second a woman decides to do her own perspective of the way it affected pop culture and American anxieties, it's suddenly so controversial for reasons that the men who approach it never face. 
 
Edit: I'm also not surprised that murder is going to be part of the music video for Candy Necklace. The song itself really reminded me of songs on Nick Cave's Murder Ballads album. And it's genius that she released the 'screen test', considering that's mainly how Elizabeth Short is presented in the Brian De Palma film.