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The song she is listening is beautiful asfuck
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wn4PVj1UX4M

i'm a big andy warhol fan (i mean i used to read everything about his life, he's a douche but in an interesting way). I didn't know if I was going to watch this season, but I'll try 

i really really love how deliciously mature she looks in this video, already in Love she looked so voluptuous and wise in an unearthly way but the BAR WM mv has her looking like a godess   
 
you go Lana, i really think that the grounds in which she stands rn allow her to pen more mature and heavy lyrics so, if Heroin, F, Love, Architecture, Yosemite and RBFY are the direction she's going for i'm all for it. Themes of how things are and how things should be. I hope she makes an EP to close her journey of LfL or makes a more ambitious personal project for LDR6. As far as the video goes, I'll wait if she announces another one or she works her way though a new thing. I see her as having a very independent artistical mind so, jumping through conclusions, she probably didn't like how her label interfered with her UV mv and the whole debacle about the production with Dan Auerbach. I'm projecting but, I see why she would have a lull in terms of visual artistry. Also reading all these 2011/2014 think-piece writers wannabe and their botched up analysis and criticism of Lana's projects I'd be angry in a "you don't deserve me and my work" kind of way. I'd make iphone videos as a FU statement tbh ... And Lana has been releasing a lot: even artists who have their songs written and composed for them don't produce as much every single year. She's great in my books, now more than ever and even the classical artists of the past who stood the test of time weren't on their A grade in all instances. Lana still stands out because people are still concerned about her past work, all her previous albums and even her leaked/unreleased work is relevant to this day and she's unique and cohesive enough to justify why a lot of new wave artists look up to her. 
 
I don't know why I wrote a whole brick to say that I love lana so much, anyway i'm sure the best is yet to come and she looks damn fine in the video. 

A lot of Lana's discography is great high. Esp Ultraviolence

Thank you! Just made sense to put it all together. And i thought the visuals for WM were beautiful too. Definitely feeling the warm and dreamy aesthetic that plays up with the rest of videos (Love and Lust For Life)

i'm not supposed to like the wm video but it's the visual that keeps on giving .... this is so well done! i love how you ended the audio

I'm pretty sure most of us realize that parts of White Mustang was Groupie Love. So i decided to take those elements and edited up to what you see. Enjoy
 

Yeah, it would be heaven. Let's start a cult when we grow up. Lol
 
Yeah he was shot by a pseudo-feminist - Valerie Solanas (who wrote the S.C.U.M Manifesto about the elimination of all men from from Earth). She said after being arrested that Andy was trying to control her life (reminds me of the Kesha/Dr.Luke case!). Andy was injured for life but he didn't die. (I feel like Lena Dunham is the perfect cast for Valerie )

"Although Andy Warhol wasn't really considered a cult leader on the level of Charles Manson and Jim Jones, American Horror Story will most likely tie him to the cult mentality through his off-kilter art studio, known as The Factory. Warhol established The Factory in New York City in the '60s, and invited numerous young artists, writers, singers, and other creative people to live with him. The Factory became an artistic beacon of the countercultural movement in the '60s, and it was described as a bizarre structure filled with aluminum foil and silver paint. Though it wasn't a cult in the murder-suicide kind of sense that defined Manson and Jones' devoted followers, it's clear that Warhol did exhibit an extraordinary amount of influence over the other artists in The Factory."
 
There is a book by Patti Smith (Just Kids) I read in which she described that when Andy used to enter the bar everybody wanted to talk to him and impress him due to his influence. He had some sort of society where he was the leader.

Cactus? Her desert rock album is coming

So according to Lana Del Rey Addiction on Facebook, Lana is already writing new material for her next album. There's a glimmer of hope.

https://twitter.com/lustforgays/status/909906049611763713

Honestly, Gucci is kind of retro inpired at the moment with the colors they pick and cuts too. It'd look good on her.
 
Lana, please.
 
 
 
 
Be right back, I'm just gonna apply to be Lana's stylist.

The video only reached 5M views in the first week

One thing I've always wondered:
Lana can release an instrumental album for each album and thirsty fans like me would def buy it. There are so many ways for her to take all my money idk why she isn't doing that currently

So. Since Chuck has worked with Gucci and was now at their fashion show, can she get sponsored and donate the clothes for Lana to wear on her shows instead of Adidas sweaters and leggings?

I actually love the Paradise EP and if it were it's own full length album, it'd probably be my favorite (although my favorite album just depends on my mood and if I overplayed another one). 
I also wish Paradise's album cover had her with dark hair since that's what she mostly wore throughout that era, so it kinda bugs me lol. Although, the background and color scheme really suit the album well. 

i wasn't ready for this existential question 
 
 
yo i'm starting to see lana everywhere, i was watching the lean on mv by major lazer for the first time (yeah it got 2 bn views) and the first shot looks like BTD, with the camera starting from the ceiling to a room and focuses on a woman in the middle wearing a flower crown  even the lyrics are ... interesting now that i pay attention 
 
it's only been 2 months since the album

i love both carmen and freak ... the first is so sad and dark, it's both appropriate and shocking to sing like that about a young girl 
 
freak has a dope instrumental, and the message isn't that different from "come and take a walk on the wild side, let me kiss you hard in the pouring rain" which is yes - cliché, but it's still interesting. If I squint, all of HM could be about her relationship with music, with freak being about her being tempted to go to hollywood, california, let loose and embrace her art/music (it's reaching but my brain does little gymnastics like that   ) 

as a whole i still listen and love the album, there are so many little things that make it amazing. i'm really into the ominous drone-like sounds at the beginning of when the world was at war, and the little robotic chirpings background sounds of 13 beaches   really sets the mood and futuristic tone.  
 
I feel like, Dayglo Reflection, which has lana as a feature but it's also one of my fave songs, could really fit the theme of the album, or like the themes i had in mind

i wasn't ready for this existential question 
 
 
yo i'm starting to see lana everywhere, i was watching the lean on mv by major lazer for the first time (yeah it got 2 bn views) and the first shot looks like BTD, with the camera starting from the ceiling to a room and focuses on a woman in the middle wearing a flower crown  even the lyrics are ... interesting now that i pay attention 
 
it's only been 2 months since the album