West Coast

I don't think anyone ever doubted that, it's obviously become her go to instrument

Piano and that high breathy register... alright let's see where this goes.

Also JON BATISTE

A certain person nowhere to be found in that studio

I feel like you guys just manifested something

Agreed about all of this. I was pleasantly surprised by the episode and I'm looking forward to more of this. Side note though, why are the wigs awful this time around. The Targaryen wigs are not it—

Born to Die: 2 Paradise: 1 Ultravioence: 4 Honeymoon: 1 Lust for Life: 1 NFR: 1 Chemtrails: 1 Blue Banisters: 1

The levels of appreciation they deserve compared to what they're actually getting is criminal.

Blue Banisters has Lana's best piano ballads. That album displays the very best piano work in her discography. It just adds so much in IYLDWM, Black Bathing Suit & Sweet Carolina; though Arcadia & Beautiful aren't my favourite songs of hers, the piano is equally exquisite. Ironically people call NFR her best work, but that album has the very worst piano work in her discography—the mixing quality and the intricacy of the melodies are just not it. Which is funny considering people are over the piano ballads.

Metacritic... the Rotten Tomatoes of the music industry. A bunch of pretentious critics, that have never set foot in a recording studio, let alone touch a guitar string, telling us what's good about an album.

I couldn't agree more.

It's an amazing album, just not her best. Some of these Metacritic haters/trolls need a hobby or something though.

That looks like W*n ngl

Coachella - Woodstock in my Mind is actually... nevermind.

Happiness is a butterfly is a 10, but she had to bring up her babies on the tour lyfe, so it's a 6.

Lucky Ones is a 10 no ifs or buts.

NFR's a 10, but the shitty mixing and understated/bland production as well as the faux-introspective, cringy lyrics make it a 6.

Ultraviolence is a 10, but Guns and Roses makes it a... 9.9.

I'm tired of her mentioning it, although I appreciated how it was addressed in Brooklyn Baby or even Money Power Glory. But I'm genuinely tired of critics & music writers, even when they're giving her praise, still hinting at the bogus concept that she is or might be a "product" or industry plant.

Couldn't agree more miss steak.

10

Not the first time the words thievery and Beyoncé are used in the same sentence.

Sorta related to RPDR; I'm seeing Trixie Mattel tonight, and I'm excited asf.