Cloudbusting

i really feel like lana is gonna give us something we never knew wanted, and i also feel like Tomorrow never came is gonna serve us some "Total Eclipse of the Heart" level realness in terms of an iconic duet.

Me too, and I'm really curious about Tomorrow Never Came 

Me too, and I'm really curious about Tomorrow Never Came 

the only song that can choke is mm coachella 

choke? that song can immolate itself
piece of -------- sh-t
but i must admit i get the line "i was at coachella leaning on ya shoulder" everytme in my head :biblio: :biblio: :biblio: :biblio: :biblio: :biblio:

Wow the album is already ruined for so many gays and its not even out yet

Fans for 6 months: WE WANT A TRACKLIST
 
Tracklist comes out.
 
Fans: THIS TRACKLIST IS SHIT

I hope there's a deluxe version or smth bc I really wanna hear Yosemite 

good

I just found this: https://lana.lnk.to/SummerBummer
 
They don't have the single cover there yet, but Lana's team has already set up this link to use once the song is out (like Love and Lust for Life)

I'm sorry but some of you have questionable mindsets..
All of her albums, Eras, ideas etc. Are very much so innovative. I have been waiting a while to rant and I feel like now is the time.
 
I find it silly to compare every album and say oh "this ones better because of this" etc. Her music progression had developed over time. Which I love about her. If she was like a typical pop star singing in the same tune about the same thing with the same theme then at what point would her fans, and Lana herself say "Okay I THINK this is boring now" ? The negative judgment over this album is far more severe than the last two albums. And that's the funny part about it. Her last two are her most critically acclaimed, and her most well developed. If you can't grow as an artist, a person, and you keep yourself in a box and never dare to cross boundaries then are you even an artist? 
 
 
Each of her albums (including her AKA album, her fandmade sirens, all her pre ldr eps, and all her unreleased) tell parts of her artistic history at different times, different moods, and feelings. 
 
I myself can (like im sure most of us here) pinpoint all the great attributes of each of her albums and why.
 
Sirens (fanmade)
I remember the day i came across this playlist on youtube in 2012. At first I didn't even believe it was lana. Gosh what a sweet voice she had. This album spoke to me so much. Her honey vocals over that acoustic guitar blended so well. I was still a kid at the time. Only 12 and it was like a lullaby to me. I played it every night for three months straight. With may jailer's music, i didnt feel alone.
 
AKA Lizzy Grant
Oh where do i begin with this one. This is a very New York Late Night riding the bus, the subway record. The instrumentals her lyrics, the voice progression, still sweet yet the slight pain to it. She opens with "Bound up the stairs, im in the shower. Do you know, I am going to leave you?" Which she softly coos. I remember when I first discovered this "lost record" and played it all the time riding the bus. 
 
Born To Die
Was the first entire record I ever heard of hers. Fell in love with blue jeans. I recall the lush and baroque/feminine siren sound with the hip hop influence was a dream come true. I fell in love. 
 
 
Utlraviolence
My officially summer record. I only play it during the three months. The emotion, the angst, the pain of a lost love, love in the height of despair. I know it all too well. This is my soul album. And forget about her bonus/unreleased uv tracks. Those are killer.
 
Honeymoon
Honeymoon was something that didn't take long to fall hopelessly in love with. What I consider her end chapter on her long and undying love affair(affairs) and relationships, with men, soulmates, true loves, strangers, places, and things. It was sweet but tarte, like lemonade. A few weeks after honeymoons release I wondered what the heck she was going to sing about now. (and boy was i in for a good surprise) 
 
Generally speaking, one of the many things I love about her is the evolution of her music. Her past four albums have been her story, whats shes been through, love, life, lost and found. And like she said herself shes making this album for us. With us in mind. I think that's the sweetest things ever. 
 
All I see is complaints about collabs, covers, fonts, pictures. 
Which varied opinions are valid, but we get the point, it isn't aesthetically pleasing for you. Get over it. 
Shes doing this for us. You don't have to love it, but respect her as a human, and an artist. 

Maybe she's just experimenting. She looks happy with this era though. But it's true, she got very creative? (  )  with the titles, like what if she includes BAR in the deluxe version and call it "Architecture - The Next Best American Record" or something like that, lol.

I can't wait to hear the bop of the summer on June 29th 

no.

Still don't get the hate for  Coachella - yeah, it's messy and noisy and the production seems rushed and the lyrics are cringy. But her vocals are actually pretty good and the production actually has a bunch of pretty nice elements. if they actually rework it a bit to flow better, it could be a pretty nice song. Definitly better than "lOvE fOr LiFe FeAtUrINg tHe sCreEchEnD"

I can't at ya'll dissing BAR and liking Coachella. 

My baby used to dance underneath my Architecture 

Am i the only one who actually enjoys Coachella? It seriously fits the theme of the record, and yeah production could be better, but it's not that tragic..

https://m.imgur.com/a/seC1h
 
Oh. My. God.

yes, can you please tell me where the laundry products are 

lust for life album cover still bothers me so much
 
the colors, the different font, the placement of the photo, and even her face kind looks unnatural

Flipside should of replaced Guns and Roses on UV

Ban yourself.

Because it's one of Lanas best songs

Sorry for venting it out, I will probably feel different tomorrow. I love Lana and always will, and I'm still supporting this album. I just... meh.
I'll go to bed now, have to wake up early.