Dark Angel

unidentified flying bill is a hoax, created by @plastiscguy, the insiders are all in on it, the vocals are actually from a laptop demo she recorded in 2006

anything about that supposed mtwbt radio mix?

mystery solved

i think "nectar of the gods" is plausible, since blackoutzone scrobbled it as that

nobody knows if the piano version of thunder is real, even if it is, it might simply be another version from 2017

cute

SHE'S SO CUTE

question for the culture remix

valley of the dolls final version is coming

why are people still expecting upbeat pop songs from her in 2021

fyi, i talk to jesus, angels forever, fine china, trash magic, because of you, and disco, are ALL iconic and shouldn't be pitted against eachother

unidentified flying bill with a mike dean twist sounds delicious and i haven't even heard it yet we should still leak the 2013 version, though

i wouldn't judge until we've heard the album, or until we know what songs she's added, it's like we've been discussing, she's always done this, i guess not multiple songs, however i don't see why she can't rework & recycle old material if she thinks it deserves an official release, her fans constantly beg her to release her unreleased songs, so why is this warrenting criticism? i don't even really like the idea of adding leaked material to albums but i'll stay optimistic about it because i trust her vision

could rumored demos include unleaked song titles? like garden of eden, neon shadows, morricone, etc?

it's almost criminal that lana hasn't done a song for a james bond film, she really is underestimated in the music industry

this also brings up the possibility that some of the songs from her discography could've been outtakes or reworked from entirely different eras and we might not know it at all, it's really fascinating that ultraviolence has a song which originated in 2007/2008, and cotcc has a song which originated in 2014, obviously they were reworked a lot, but it's quite interesting speculating on this part of her creative process, also, lana herself confirmed the cola demo, idk if she ever said specifically if it was a laptop demo/rough concept, though

imagine if she reworked fordham road or referenced it

imagine if she reworked/recycled from some of her more obscure, lowkey tracks, like ben, bentley, or c u l8r alligator, these tracks are quite haunting and have gorgeous melodies

blackoutzone "stopped loving her" yet he still listens to her albums months before they're supposed to be released, and he scrobbles her unleaked song titles maybe he doesn't love lana but he loves the attention from her fans!

i'm like a walking lana del rey encyclopedia, however, my specialty is being a lizzy grant historian

it almost has a double meaning, because of her niece, baby phoenix!

if you think about it, she's always reworked/recycled songs from previous eras for her albums diet mountain dew was originally conceptualized in 2008, and recorded in 2009, so it's a bit older than most of the born to die tracks, yayo was reworked for paradise, it was originally recorded in 2008 for ldrakalg (although i will say, the original version is 10x better ) old money was reworked from methamphetamines, which is from the lizzy grant era, beautiful people, beautiful problems was originally recorded in 2014, and yosemite was originally recorded in 2015, so it's definitely something she's done before, and i think a lot of other artists probably do the same

it's a sign... a sign of scat...

wild one could fit the personal & tell-all theme of the album since she's talking about her ex-boyfriend from 2009, mike, who she hasn't really directed talked about before, and she does it in a very confessional & introspective way, yet still a banger with it's own celebratory elements I'M A WIIIIIIILDDD ONEEE