my ol man isa batman

"I've never taken heroin."   

Hum Sky Ferrari retweeted Frances but not Lana. I hope it's because she didn't see Lana's tweets, otherwise Night Time My Time is going right in the bin 

I see "to glamorise" is the new "it" word nowadays. Yeah she sings about death a lot, yeah she may have liked the idea of dying young and free, at the top of your powers and fame in some songs. Y&B is filled with her fear of getting old and becoming unrecognized, aching and not beautiful anymore.  But fuck it, she is artist, she has her own artistic persona. She isnt politician to make some official statement for the country. Im sick of the fact how art is now supposed to be morally perfect, "healthy" and politically correct. 

I dunno, I think there is a difference between glamourizing death and having a different relationship with dead then most people do, as in fear of dying.
Lana fits the second part. She doesn't seem afraid of it, more like it is another life.
If that makes any sence at all

Even though Frances was right, calling Lana out publicly on twitter wasn't the way to go. By doing that she literally brought in thousands of people whose business this whole thing wasn't. She should have dmed her or asked Courtney to get a hold of her so they could hash it out privately. However, I do think Lana handled it well. I just can't stress enough how frustrating it is that it was done in that manner. It made them look like 6th graders tbh
 

well Frances is right, regardless of whether she meant what she said in the Guardian interview, Lana has always glamorised death (even on Sirens lol)  and its kinda unhealthy imo

I don't know if anyone's talked about this yet, but..
In the digital/physical booklet, it says:
"He used to call me D.N.-
That stood for Deadly Nightshade
'Cause I was filled with **PASSION** (Instead of "Poison")
But bless with beauty and rage"

The background vocals (those 'ooh-ooh's) on the bridge and perhaps other parts of the song were sung by 3/4 of a quartet of African-American sisters called The McCrary Sisters.

I think Jim is an actual person that she knew .. reminded me of when we were kids  .. I don't think she'd be talking about alcohol b/c alcohols are never children and she never knew jim morrison as a kid! )~

where is this from? i found it on a facebook fan page 
 

I was browsing through HFA to see if any new song titles had been added, but I got sidetracked and I ended up on the page for Gramma, and it said it was used in the album 'Kill Kill EP', and next to it said 'Sugarbaby EP', which I've never heard of. I did a search and I found nothing, does anybody know anything about a 'Sugarbaby EP?'

Two Weeks video! 
 

 
I haven't watched it...

Ope it's on iTunes everyone buy it

They played Two Weeks on BBC Radio
 
its sooo good :giveup:
 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0476p4f about 30 minutes in

does anyone know how to get the audio for tw ache and wet wipez 

Don't worry, Barrie. Taylor Swift will be calling you asking you to star in a knock-off of a Lana video before you know it. And of course Lana will ask you to open for her while she's dating Jimmy Gnecco.

Don't let J Franco get near Lana!! Please God noooooo!!

I mean, Lana was probably sick of not being the Depressed Sadcore-ee in the relationship

quick translation for you guys:
 
 

Also, can we comment on "To Dan Auerbach - thank you for bringing the fire back into my life."

Its bcos of me or that Hollywood hat.

he needs to get with the program tho. this is Ultraviolence honey. enough with the Ride already.

Could it be because of the child thing?
Barrie might not be the best influence on a kid, with his dark nature and questionable hygene
Hmm Hmm, who knows...

I often wonder if she got Black Beauty from Mojo Pin