Michael19

I'm having a pretty depressed day today, so I've been watching a lot of Lana interviews and listening to her music, of course. I'm starting the Ultraviolence album now. I'll most likely skip around after a few songs in. Some other songs I plan on playing are Bel Air, Shades of Cool, Pawn Shop Blues, Video Games, and American. Something breezy and sad but not too heavy. I could go darker, but it's best not.

I disagree. It's simple, subtle, and shady.

Oh.

Oh.

I've kind of been getting into Lorde recently. I want the Love Club EP, but I'm short on itunes cash, and I think the price went up. Pretty surprised she's gotten so much success, especially in the US. Looking forward to the album, the titles sound interesting!

Yes, Daddy!

I hope Queen Lana doesn't catch some fungal disease from him or something.

Born to Die is absolutely beautiful, and I love how she's close to him like she's scared and needs protection. Iconic. My top pick. Blue Jeans was close because it's just so pretty and the lights are very soft. I also like that the title isn't shown anywhere. That makes it more modern.

Queen Lana pumping her own gas. An absolute disgrace.

It's pretty good. I'm not like "lord't she's takin' us to Church!!!1!!" or anything, though. I think it will grow on me a bit, though.

I actually really relate to this song because I was developing some feelings for a guy in my dorm, and sometimes I'd watch him and a couple of other people play video games. I didn't play, but it was just kind of cute to watch him play and get excited. It's not Titanic-level romance, but it's just a very realistic romantic feeling doing something so mundane together. Might have read too much into it, but that's what the song means to me.