West Coast

it's not like Lana is actively promoting fast fashion, she just wore one cheap dress and people are grasping at straws–projecting their issues with mass consumptions onto her as if that's her fucking problem

I was at the DNC with my friend Nikki

You bet your ass it's also going to be a BOP™

All this time I thought that DNC was Democratic National Convention.

West Coast Transcendent

Mike Dean gives me "cool grandpa" vibes

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Nvm I already posted about this a year ago.

This thread is almost as messy as the Variety Hitmakers event itself.

Well I'm glad for Lana! But the Trainwreck AwardsVariety's Hitmakers Event is such a mess.

GORGEOUS

We shall be walking away from our screens now

HER INSTA BIO

Just waiting for Lana to spill the bean about LDR9 à la spilling the bean about Ultraviolence at the Tropico premiere.

She looks really hot though

BOOBS

Miss steak is that girl a knew she was. What a generous king.

I don't think 'Chemtrails' was rushed. The album was done by the time she first announced it, and I mean done recording, according to Jack they never really stopped recording music after the so called "NFR sessions". I honestly think that she had recorded so much material in 2018 with Jack that she was able to make those two records back to back. Can't really say the same about 'Blue Banisters' though.

My list: Venice Bitch Text Book Not All Who Wander Are Lost Endless Shore by Melody Echo Chamber Endors Toi by Tame Impala White Dress Alter Ego by Tame Impala Resistance Summer Wine by Nancy & Lee telepatia by Kali Uchis

I'm sorry, but it was beneficial.

I couldn't have said it better myself.

'Chemtrails' should've gotten the white vinyl and 'Blue Banisters' baby blue or something.

I thought it'd be fun to compare for funsies.

I was a big fan of 'Born to Die', then 'Paradise', both of these were on repeat from mid 2012 all the way through mid 2014, but I think I went from fan to stan when she dropped 'Ultraviolence'. Granted, I'm not the most avid pop listener, but I did enjoy the album and EP a great deal, 'Ultraviolence' just cemented how I felt about her as an artist. I will never get over how shook I was listening to 'West Coast' the first time. I remember waking up at 5am to listen to it when it got release, being fascinated, going back to sleep, then proceeding to listen to that song on a continuous loop for weeks. To this day, this is the only song that I was obsessed with from the first listen, I usually like her songs or they grow on me over the first initial listens, but 'West Coast' had me enthralled from the getgo.

I've been thinking about this for a moment. I feel like had Lana done things differently with 'Chemtrails' it would've gotten a different, perhaps more positive response from the fans. Imagine had she release the album as a surprise, didn't announce it in that post, cut both 'Let Me Love You Like A Woman' and 'For Free' and present the album as some sort of sister/companion EP to 'NFR!', or like her favourite songs from the so called 'NFR!' sessions or something; I honestly think it would've been lowkey perfect and more appreciated. I still enjoy most of the album a great deal, but I get why it's being underappreciated. ETA: Use a different picture for the cover, even though I know the COCC cover discourse has been beaten to death. I'm still underwhelmed by both the official and alternate cover.