West Coast

Well. 1. Ultraviolence 2. Honeymoon (I feel like it's her best in many regards, but I have to be in a specific mood to enjoy it all the way through.) 3. Born To Die 4. Paradise 5. Norman Fucking Rockwell! 6. Lust for Life

Plus ou moins d'accord avec le reste, mais NFR c'est de la grosse dompe.

There entirety of 'Get Free', but especially that part: There's no more chasing rainbows And hoping for an end to them Their arches are illusions Solid at first glance But then you try to touch them There's nothing to hold on to The colors used to lure you in And put you in a trance

I ordered one copy of the Spotify exclusive picture disc from her US store and the payment went through, unless they cancel later on.

Weirdly enough, this is my favourite song on 'Isolation'

Banned for hating on cancers omg

Florida

Happy birthday to the album that started it all! The way this is one of the most influential pop albums of the 2010s. A trailblazer record that was not exactly rightfully appreciated upon its release, but people have come to their senses over the years. Iconic. When I first played it in full, sometime in the summer of 2012, from the first notes of the strings, I knew I'd be into something grand and unforgettable. Incredibly thankful for the memories this album has gave me. PS: 'Off to The Races' is one of the greatest pop songs ever released and 'Radio' is severely underrated.

The way I received my little Surf Shop t-shirt four months after the alleged "shipping date" War flashbacks.

Predictable as predictable can get.

Of course

Fair enough. What can I say though... people are bored. ??‍♂️

I agree with you, but I also think that it's totally valid to come on here and make comments, analyze, criticize Lana's artistic directions and aesthetics–even if it's done ad nauseam. For some people her so called aesthetic is a very important part of her appeal, complementary to her music and overall sound. Art is the one thing that is very subjective and and relies almost solely on personal appreciation.

I never once said that I thought it was okay to attack someone from wanting to collect Lana items?

I personally think that collecting for the sake of collecting is totally fine, I think a lot of us do that on here (I legit bought both the gray vinyl edition and that iffy box set). There is nothing wrong with that. But at the same token, it is also completely valid to express criticism towards Lana's artistic and/or aesthetic directions with all her albums, let alone COCC. I for one think that the cover is absolutely terrible, literally her worst imho, but that didn't stop me from buying some merch? Just like I have a strong dislike for the NFR era, again, that didn't stop me from buying that expansive FNAC edition.

You went for Lana's jugular here. Wow.

Follow up on my post. I realized while going through my collection that a lot of my stuff is very 70s and 80s influenced, with a bunch of very niche French and Québécois stuff. Here it is:

I'm going to catalog the whole thing tomorrow. 126 records and 14 singles/7" vinyl.

Electric chair ❤️

Oh wow this thread. I have yet to make a full inventory of my collection. But I took two pics of a few of my faves for a project last year.

RIDE

'Nangs'

this look is highkey triggering

truly trumatic lewk

1. Paradise 2. Ultraviolence 3. NFR 4. Born To Die 5. Honeymoon 6. Lust for Life 99. Chemtrails Over the Country Club