PrettyBaby

Love it And it's no more pop than Love in Stereo -- I think it fits right in.

Okay, this is how I wish Night Time, My Time would have gone: (Yes, I know it could not have gone this way.)

Does anyone have a list of the actual line-up? I keep hearing names tossed around but I don't even know who plays what

Keep in mind I'm old enough to be your... fabulously attractive, youthful aunt

What is this tumblr ripper of which you speak?

More like... [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zy3fJ8Nmzyw[/media] Can you imagine?!?

NO.

You don't say... (dare I hope???)

Because she has as much right as anyone to exercise good taste? She nailed it. I loved it. Not more than Lana's, but Miley brought something new to it. (And it was nice to see she really does have a good voice in a stripped-down setting.)

2 hrs. 36 min. Victory is mine!

My Rush playlist. "The Very Best" ...which is 2 hours 42 minutes, as opposed to "The Best" which is 4 hours 19 minutes ... trying to get it below 2 hours 40 minutes so I can fit it on 2 CDs ... currently listening to "Best I Can" from 1975's "Fly By Night" album. (How have I gone this long without listening to Rush?!?!?!?)

@@keanefar, I'm sorry to have annoyed you. That wasn't my intention; communication is very important to me. I don't think you have tried to mislead anyone at all. So I'm content to leave it at that.

Charli XCX / Sky Ferreira / Lorde

Grimes Genesis Oblivion Devon Rosa Swan Song Symphonia IX Zoal, Face Dancer † River † Skin ∆∆∆∆Rasik∆∆∆∆ Avi Urban Twilight Feyd Rautha Dark Heart Be a Body Vanessa

Not to drag this out even further, but would it help to point out we're not saying you said anything wrong, but rather what you said might be sufficiently ambiguous that someone could get the wrong idea? We're just asking you to take extra care to be clear and specific (maybe even beyond the call of duty?) when discussing "potential outtakes."

I think it's useful to be able to speak in terms of opinions as to which songs could be "outtakes" of which albums. (And I don't think anyone is denying that.) But we need to be careful about how we talk about these opinions, because as EE rightly points out, we don't actually "know" which ones are/were for certain projects except for BB. Misinformation can have unintended consequences.

Wow, you can't even comment on reviews to explain WHY they are/aren't helpful. Meh, the iTunes store is so useless... gonna stick with amazon.com :/

Link please? This "review" is so uncalled for! I'm glad you're laughing (it really doesn't deserve to be taken seriously), but I'm really upset, because someone out there actually thinks they're being HELPFUL by regurgitating the false teaching and spiritual abuse they've been sold and I... I... I gotta help a brother/sister out

I for one plan on crying

My local NPR station played "Team" this weekend on its new music show!

Here's a playlist I made of what I feel is Lana's most rock-oriented unreleased songs. Las Vegas Chaos: 1. Lolita (demo 2) 2. Kinda Outta Luck 3. Jump (demo) 4. Velvet Crowbar 5. Us Against the World 6. Daytona Meth 7. Brite Lites (demo) 8. True Love on the Side 9. Pin Up Galore 10. Is It Wrong? 11. Tired of Singing the Blues 12. Get Drunk 13. Find My Own Way 14. Jimmy Gnecco 15. Yayo (acoustic demo) 16. On Our Way 17. Queen of the Gas Station (acoustic demo) 18. Rehab (For K Part 2 demo)

Cheesy tbh

I LOATHED Back 2 Tha Basics when it first leaked. Reminded me of Wham!'s "Last Christmas" for some reason. Now I like it enough to put on my America's Sweetheart playlist. (Come on, give it a shot, it's Lana music you can listen to with your grandparents! Um, but only if you have really cool grandparents.) http://lanaboards.com/index.php?/topic/795-your-favorite-lana-playlists/?p=96510

IKR! It's like, as trippy as some of the songs can get on NTMT, they could have been even trippier. Repetition should be hypnotic (more than monotonous) IMO. I don't know what the Rolling Stone reviewer was on about with her allusions to The Breakfast Club. Maybe somebody told her Sky reminded them of Simple Minds, and she just assumed they were talking about their most successful pop song, "(Don't You) Forget About Me" from TBC soundtrack. But really, she reminds me more of SM's New Gold Dream era, or even their earlier, more experimental phase. I'm loving You're Not the One, I Blame Myself, I Will, Boys, Kristine, Ain't Your Right, and Omanko (my latest guilty pleasure... whatever the hell it's about).

I've always thought it's "You're so alive back in the countryside"