Liz Taylor Blues

please dont give her ideas 

Imagine a cherry remix featuring Miguel, Robin Thicke, or Zayn

man I can't wait to do my full album listen through on Friday and give my insights to each song and the order they in
 
Yosemite still going at #1 though, after reading the interview and seeing her raw emotions Yosemite is truly more idealistic and realistic, it's ok we aint there yet but I'm gonna strive and live for it every day until i can take it in
 
fuck TNC better be otherwordly

If Love hadn't been released 1000 yrs ago it probably would be my #1, such a masterpiece and truly one of the best in her entire discography   an ANTHEM!! anyone who disagrees obviously doesn't get all dressed up to go nowhere in particular     

For some reason, I can't get Heroin out of my head? Which is weird bc I didn't really consider it a catchy song

i think this album beat Ultraviolence. I'm confident saying this. I think it's almost darker than Ultraviolence in a sense that it's not just personal anymore, shes talking about the demise of America, the price for fame. She's desperately trying to be happy and optimistic on this, but theres a tone that it really isnt. 
 
1st LFL
2nd Ultraviolence
3rd Paradise
4th BTD
5th Honeymoon

I love facts.

Since it's kinda safe to talk about the songs...I'm gonna weigh in.
 
 
 

this album sounds like something my dad would listen to and i'm really living for it

13 beaches makes me think of lana literally leaving earth to get away from people 
 
straight up going planet to planet to find somewhere private 
 
before 13 beaches though I made a bunch of bad edits based on old pulp scifi novel covers and this one was saved as interstellarparanoia (although it's not very good. I might clean it up idk)

"There was nothing left by the time we got to you. Baby thats a shame"

My grandma loves the Stevie collab as much as I do. 
What a legend.    

god bless america 

and all the beautiful women in it

my ranking after 5th listen, therefore the only correct ranking 
 
1. God Bless America
2. 13 Beaches
3. Love
4. Tomorrow Never Came
5. BPBP
6. Get Free
7. Cherry
8. White Mustang
9. Lust for Life
10. When the World Was At War
11. Summer Bummer
12. Heroin
13. In My Feelings
14. Change
15. Coachella
16. Groupie Love

Not to get fake deep or anything, but her opening up about being uncomfortable with that lyric now (and also uncomfortably familiar enough with the context to write it originally) struck a chord with me because for awhile I couldn't listen to the song, since not only am I a victim of abuse, but my abuser's name was Jim. So the whole song fucked me up when I first heard it. I avoided it like the plague, and ironically, when I sang along to it, I skipped that same line because it made me feel disgusting. 
 
So I'm glad she's coming to terms with her emotions, her past, and the ability to let things go. I would never judge her for having those relationships (not her fault), those feelings, or writing a song like that. I know where it comes from, even though it wasn't a boyfriend inflicting the abuse in my case. But it puts the entire Ultraviolence era into a new, raw perspective for me. 

One of her best interviews. So genuine. I like that while we're learning information about the new record, the interviewer also dips into past records. It's interesting hearing about Black Beauty and how that song can still be relevant to her current life. I also liked how they talked about the missing lyric in Ultraviolence. I had actually noticed that last year while she was doing her little festival tour, and made a post about it wondering what that was all about. It's interesting to hear now.
(@ 1:00 & 2:10)

 
Also, one of my undying questions has finally been answered.. I finally know what songs Lana sang at Kimye's wedding.
& I truly hope Lana is doing alright. Her emotions were so raw in this interview. Sending her all my love and positive energy, as always. x

***

pitchfork has really been sucking up to lana and her work lately and im loving it - critically acclaimed album incoming!

You can't ask for links on here or you'll get warning points..

goodbye to the God Bless America hate! 

Still can't get over the fact that lana del reyes brought in spanish guitar at the beginning of GBA ay que rico mamí queen of flamenco    Perched for lana's upcoming bachata album     

The bridge of GBA is HOLY. serving gospel church vox

What's up with all the show announcements like the one with børns and the Spotify one? Are they real?

i think i have never cried with a song the way i've cried with Change, is a very pure and honest song

1. God Bless America - and all the other words i removed from the title, just god bless this damn song.     

 

2. Heroin

 

3. Tomorrow Never Came (feat. a tribute to john lennon, nothing else.)

 

4. Beautiful People Beautiful Problems (feat. GOD HERSELF)

 

5. When The World Was At War We Kept Dancing

 

6. Get Free

 

7. Love

 

8. 13 Beaches

 

9. Change

 

10. White Mustang

 

11. Lust for Life (feat. whiny bitch)

 

12. Cherry

 

13. Groupie Love (feat. that one guy who's in every lana song)

 

14. In My Feelings

 

15. Summer Bummer (feat. people without talent)

 

16. Coachella - how dare her insult woodstock like that. hate this song for killing Yosemite & OR BAR.