Make me your Dream Life

Thank you it was around noon I think. It was just 2 days after the Eddie which is a huge surf competition that people travel from all over the world for so the surf was absolutely amazing. Here's a video of the Eddie showing the waves, they weren't as huge when we went but still huge enough we were not allowed to swim. It was breath taking. https://youtu.be/vifUioF0-3w

III, 2, THE BREAKDOWN -- END OF THE SWEET HOLIDAYS 

me too, I love this aesthetic. The cover art looks so pretty in itunes too, I set it as BAR's cover art so I can look at it 

That's why LiB needs to be one of the 18 tracks.
 
“When you let everything go, you know, of course, all these little things come to you when you kind of aren’t expecting them to. I was writing a song that seemed really a little left-of-centre and too specific to be used for anything and then, like one of those things I was talking about with the movie, this guy was looking for something with a theme that was exactly what I had just written. It was called “Life Is Still Beautiful”, so it was about a guy and his best friend, and one guy is just trying to get his best friend to come back to him because life is still beautiful.” -

I actually like the color contrast between the red, cream and aquamarine. I wonder how it'll turn out

Entitled to ur opinion, but HM, not even once? 
This sounds commercial worthy actually. I'm glad ya had that experience, it sounds so scenic! 

yall can not believe how excited i am for the boxset + photos + other shit in the vinyl, I live for the small details like lyric sheets, colored records, etc. what other poses/photos/little quirks do you think that she will put in the set? i can't wait for the pre-order im so giddy 

Awww how I would love to listen to her when I'm driving, I'm having my driving test next friday pray for me 
I actually listen to Lana mostly only when I'm high to enjoy it even more, all through the year. Last week it was really hot here so I walked up mountains around my town for some fresh air, found a really nice point of view, laid under a huge old lime tree, lit my fancy wooden pipe, put on my headphone and listened to Honeymoon with the wind and singing birds. Probably one of my best listening experience ever and I love this album even more now... Ayy I'm almost crying remembering it  good simple times

Are you a younger me in an alternate universe? 
 
Almond milk or lavender tea  

It doesnt snow that much, but I find thw production to be to "heavy" to listen to it much in summer if that makes sense

i love reading all your replies

Hiya, 

So I've been looking back more and more into Lana's discography these past few days, post holiday, and it's been on my mind that everytime I listen to a Lana song from my library, that I've been matching up songs to where it is that I'm physically in.
 Do you do the same?




I listen to Born to Die, usually out when I'm driving around the valley, sort of barren, simple kinda living, but not enough.




Paradise, during the sunsets, wherever I am.




I listen to Ultraviolence, mostly at night, driving around the beach.




I listen to Honeymoon when I'm driving around the suburbs, usually during the day. Lots of foliage to sort of make the sun glisten between the leaves of trees.


Lust for Life, Love and Coachella, I like listening to them when I'm just around the area close to home, or when I'm driving round hilltops. The album hasn't been out yet, so I haven't been able to sort of map where it is I'd go to listen to all three songs together atm.





Do ya do the same? Where do you guys listen to her albums?


*Also, first post on here, go easy on the tech specs, I'll follow the rules but won't take any sass 

Born To Die during winter driving to school
Paradise when I am taking a walk in summer
Ultraviolence on the balcony on summer nights and inside whenever it is raining
Honeymoon in my room when there's a breeding heat
Lust For Life will probably be similar to Paradise

Hiya, 

So I've been looking back more and more into Lana's discography these past few days, post holiday, and it's been on my mind that everytime I listen to a Lana song from my library, that I've been matching up songs to where it is that I'm physically in.
 Do you do the same?




I listen to Born to Die, usually out when I'm driving around the valley, sort of barren, simple kinda living, but not enough.




Paradise, during the sunsets, wherever I am.




I listen to Ultraviolence, mostly at night, driving around the beach.




I listen to Honeymoon when I'm driving around the suburbs, usually during the day. Lots of foliage to sort of make the sun glisten between the leaves of trees.


Lust for Life, Love and Coachella, I like listening to them when I'm just around the area close to home, or when I'm driving round hilltops. The album hasn't been out yet, so I haven't been able to sort of map where it is I'd go to listen to all three songs together atm.





Do ya do the same? Where do you guys listen to her albums?


*Also, first post on here, go easy on the tech specs, I'll follow the rules but won't take any sass 

Kinda like how she does in Ride? That sounds amazing yeah. The whole movement and stuff   
 
I went to the beach round midnight today and was listening to UV, Old Money came on, just driving by the coast, looking at the lights from the city side, and it was just. I felt like I needed to put some cologne on or something, which I did  . 
 
 
 
First reply, thank u btw 
With milk? 

Are you me?

I usually listen to all them on the side of the couch I never leave from... but sometimes if I'm psming I'll listen to them in bed while the fetal position crying and stuffing my face with Oreo's. 

I recently listened to Born to Die (and Paradise) while chilling at my old school playground on a perfect sunny evening, it was a fucking experience. Especially heightened when I was on a swing.

I still believe in the May 26th date.
 
Time present and time past are both perhaps present in time future

I think it helps that a lot of her work has been songs about love going wrong, not working out, being hurt by those you love, often with some melodramatic flourishes. Also, especially in the BTD era, she was definitely an outsider. She didn't look like anyone else, or talk like anyone else, or dress like anyone else, or sound like anyone else (much of this still being true). To see her being so independent from everyone else, but also succeeding, was inspiring. I think a lot of the LGBT community can relate, at some point or another, to feeling like an outsider, like you don't belong or are a little too much this/not enough that for general taste. So it's always cool to see someone who clearly doesn't give a shit about trying to fit in the restrictive lines of what's "acceptable" or "normal" and is able to merge their own path. 

" . . . Don't be that way, don't u pretend -- "

Thank u

this

honestly let's be real though, we all were shaken to our core when that trailer for Age of Adaline came out with a snippet of that song.