Pretty On The Indide

Not Lana breaking the one rule of dropping acid with a line about death directly after 

Ugh every time I hear Margaret, no matter what mood I’m in, every time Lana starts talking halfway through, I get the biggest smile on my face and I start to cry LOL 

"And the bewildering “Peppers,” a flaccid hip-hop crossover attempt featuring Tommy Genesis, is clumsily tacked on near the end of the tracklist." 

I claim The Grants

signing off bang bang kiss kiss xxoo

signing off bang bang kiss kiss xxoo

signing off bang bang kiss kiss xxoo

its been real its been crazy its been real crazy. I wouldn't have it any other way

its been real its been crazy its been real crazy. I wouldn't have it any other way

That's a good point. To them, they're on and the same. They hate Lana, period, and her success, period. Do you think they even bother to really listen to the music with an interested ear? Doubtful. She's just another artist they have to review and one that, in their circle, comes pre-packaged with hatred and a big red stamp saying "MUST BE TREATED DISMISSIVELY AS THE CLOSET CONSERVATIVE, RACIST, AND ACTIVE CHRISTIAN THAT SHE IS."
 
Look at how the charges of racism have swirled around her; and like all such charges, no fact, no reality, no act or acts of Lana's could or can do anything to change them in her enemies' minds. They want to believe she's a racist, it makes everything else so much more convenient; no further argument is needed. 
I'll write you. 

Speaking of Marianne- which album would you recommend? Slightly off topic but I believe she influenced Lana a little 

a power move would be if she releases a whole album of sexy sad-girl bops like Peppers & Taco Truck, and simply calls the album "Lana Del Rey"
full circle moment 

everyone say a prayer tn so Lana throws us straight into LDR X Pre-Release after this
watch her name drop the album in an instagram live or something

the five different versions of Candy Necklace are a fact. 

The eternal struggle of an artist and the narrative of critics: to stay faithful to what made you famous or to « reinvent » yourself 

Agreed, Lana was at a really interesting point in her career for LFL though, that attributed to it being less complete feeling wise. We all grow and change which she obv has but I feel like there was more pressure and eyes on her in regards to pushing for success/mainstream presence. Now she has solidified herself and proven she is a mainstay regardless of traditional success so she is more free and evolved. This has allowed her to really capture what LFL could have been.
 
I find her comment about this album being so easy to make super interesting too. Like let's all take that in for a moment. This is something she regarded as easy and just going with the flow and yet she has made one of the best albums of her career 10+ years in the game. Innate talent, intuition, vision, and success. Love to see it!

I've had the same experience--48 hours ago, I listened to it over and over on a 10-mile walk around Brooklyn, and so didn't listen to it at all--except CN--over the last two days. Not that I'm afraid of wearing it out completely, because, as I've said, I still listen to BB and never tire of it (except the title track, which I don't care for). 

Me and the gays this Wednesday listening to Candy Necklace at our local record store in HQ for the first time

The 1-2 punch of 
 
 

She’s definitely put all her lanussy on this album 

I.......just......synthesis.......speechless........beatle-esque.........magnus opus..........the rest of the disvography seems amateurish now..............the others found dead.............