Dark Angel

because she deleted the blue banisters music video snippet

i genuinely don't understand how people are listening to the new singles and don't think she's doing anything new? if anything, the new singles have ambience which isn't something we had with nfr & cotcc, text book has various tempo changes, the percussion at the end of wildflower wildfire might not be everybody's favorite but it's something different...

dealer was retitled, it's now called "antarctica mike dean freak"

i think the term "piano flop" should be replaced with the bee movie script

i don't understand why we're acting this dramatic over lana deleting posts, like i get it was the music video snippet but this isn't anything notably unusual for her

omg i love these, they remind me of bomb pops, a total lizzy grant vibe

let's say they aren't reworked, i'm really not a fan of that 1. axl rose husband 2. super movie 3. pin up galore 4. fordham road 5. disco 6. hawaiian tropic 7. heavy hitter 8. methamphetamines 9. joshy & i 10. vacation 11. coconut & key lime pie 12. bentley 13. you're gonna love me 14. mermaid motel (demo)

i'm not gonna lie, i would probably be the same way i'm obsessed with background vocals and i would probably be very picky about how they sound if i was recording a song, i don't think it's wrong that she's incredibly specific, but i understand that it can be frustrating

yeah i'm pretty sure that's what she means, like the "textbook" definition of "daddy issues", i can understand why she's being lowkey about it, since it's something that's mocked rentlessly, unfortunately

and people will argue that lana shouldn't have complete control over her work which i think is really unfair? of course, her past work is great, but she should still have control over her work, and i'm not saying the producers shouldn't have any input, but she should have the final say, she's not stupid, she's created very beautiful works of art by herself, songs like disco, pawn shop blues, oh say can you see, elvis, super movie, etc. were all written & produced (at some points) by her and they're wonderful, she's a great artist and she's very creative, and at the end of the day, she's gonna do what she wants to do, and obviously right now she wants a more mellow, confessional sound for her work

honestly it was really weird how everybody blamed jack, as if she wasn't going for a mellow, stripped-back sound either way, like you've said songs she did with rick, such as change, bartender, and happiness is a butterfly, are all stripped down & mellow, and obviously she's going for the same sound with different producers, it actually found it really irritating that everybody put the blame on jack, we can talk about how she possibily wanted him to be more experimental, but it's clear that she wants a more relaxed sound, and i'm not saying people should get angry at lana either, she should do whatever it is she wants with her art

pawn shop blues music video vibes

i absolutely agree she really tells a story and paints a picture with each individual song, you can feel the despair and catharsis of wildflower wildfire, the cautionary optimism and contemplation of text book, and the vulnerability and comfort of blue banisters

i absolutely love that part of wildflower wildfire, such a powerful song

i can understand why the production in wildflower wildfire is off-putting, but blue banisters' production sounds completely normal and fine? there's nothing rough about it, and honestly just because it doesn't have the most immaculate-sounding production doesn't mean it's any less of a quality, meaningful song, they are low-key and confessional, while salvatore & terrence loves you are more cinematic, and they are almost six years old, i don't think it's a completely fair comparison

is it wrong that i don't really care about a music video? i just care about the music itself...

honestly when i first heard the "tex & mex" line i thought she meant some sort of restaurant

wildflower wildfire is still my favorite out of the three, but they're all amazing

they're a glorified popularity contest, i doubt she'll ever receive a grammy, unfortunately, but she doesn't need a grammy

probably a very long time ago when was the last time you ate sushi?

old money vs. french restaurant

pickles

meet me in the pale moonlight

her father is listed as "donald-hill trump" her entire page is riddled with "allegedly"

i never understood why people call her a "pop girl" when she's really not a pop artist, i know the definition of "pop music" isn't really clear, some people think pop music is "popular music" and some people (including myself) see it as a genre, songs like diet mountain dew, radio, and without you definitely feel like "pop" songs but a lot of her work is alternative, rock, or folk, you couldn't convince me that bel air, is this happiness, cruel world, swan song, yosemite, etc. are pop songs