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I  was such a big Ultraviolence ride or die but... 
 
When I listened to DYK literally the second it released, I was nearly in tears. It was everything I wanted and more. My #1 favorite by far. 

1. Ultraviolence will always be my favorite.  West Coast/Shades Of Cool/Money Power Glory/Flipside are some of my favorite songs of all time.
2. Honeymoon is criminally underrated.  The whole record just feels epic/monumental to me.  The Blackest Day is a monster of a song.
3. Born To Die had a massive influence on my music taste.  Summertime Sadness was my anthem in high school .  Off To The Races might be her best song.  
4. NFR! shocked me because it felt like such a departure.  The Greatest makes me despondent but it's brilliant.  California is absurdly great.  Shoutout to Cinnamon Girl too.  
5. Is Paradise an album?  Eight (nine) songs feels more like an album than an EP to me.  Ride is undeniably one of her best pieces.  Gods & Monsters is an old favorite as well.  
6. Lust For Life is very nostalgic for me.  13 Beaches/Cherry/Heroin/Get Free are all career highlights.  
7. DYKTATUOB will probably go higher in my ranking with time.  I'm still digesting this one.  My jaw was on the floor the first time I heard A&W.  Excited to hear some of these songs live.  
8. COTCC is not my favorite album but Yosemite is beautiful song.  Tulsa Jesus Freak is also a gem.
9. Blue Banisters is not a bad album but it is NOT my cup of tea.  Dealer and Thunder are lovely.  Nectar Of The Gods is probably my favorite Ultraviolence reject.  
 
Just because COTCC/BB are low in my ranking doesn't mean I hate them.  I bought both of them.  I'll always support her art even if I don't love the direction she's taking.  
 
I didn't include AKA in my ranking since it was released under a different stage name.  Also I haven't really listened to it enough , I need to work on that!

I just spent like 5 hours mathematically calculating mine so...
 
1. NFR
2. BTD
3. Ultraviolence
4. Did You Know...
5. Honeymoon
6. Chemtrails 
7. Blue Banisters
8. Paradise
9. Lust for Life

1. HM
2. UV
 
The "untouchables" in my opinion. Timeless, beautiful, cinematic twin albums. Lana on the peek of her artistry.
 
3. NFR
4. BB
 
Both are very solid and I find myself coming back to them a lot - NFR from a more easy-to-listen perspective, BB representing her more complex newer style. Ranking between those two switches quite often depending on my mood.
 
5. Paradise
6. BTD
 
I love both to death, but they are so extremely linked to a certain time in my life that I can almost only listen to thrm from a nostalgic perspective. Also my taste in music has changed a lot since then. As with NFR & BB, they rank very closely to each other, generally I prefer Paradise but sometimes I'm really in the mood for BTD.
 
7. DYKTTATUOB
8. LFL
 
Both are nice albums, although they are a bit of a mixed bag - some tracks I really love, some I almost always skip. Rarely listen to them as full albums.
 
9. COTCC
It has grown a bit to me over time, but I still feel like this is far too bleak. It never really feels like a complete body of work.
 
 
 

1.Norman Fucking Rockwell  
2. Born To Die  
3. Cruel World  
4. Ride 
5. Honeymoon 
6. White Dress 
7. The Grants 
8. Kill Kill 
9. For K (Part 1) 
10. Love 
11. Text Book 

Been messing around with AI again, and I wanted some feedback on this demo I made up! Lemme know if you like it!

https://on.soundcloud.com/4ASJ2

It's the power of AI, baby
 
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Mods please move if I posted this in the wrong section 🙏

What the fuck?
 

weeknd <3

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What will tweets be called

when Lady Gaga sings "love me, love me, please retweet" and no one gets it because Musk erased Twitter 

Lanita likes to cause little heart attacks around the world
 
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Lanita likes to cause little heart attacks around the world
 
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Lanita likes to cause little heart attacks around the world
 
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Lanita likes to cause little heart attacks around the world
 
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i will NOT use an app that looks like the logo for men's body spray

"Old sound" conversation aside, I think it'd be interesting if she goes for a richer, more "bombastic" sound for this record. Her past four albums have been very mellow/vibey for the most part, and that's cute. But I think her most memorable music had that "big production" going on--and news flash, you can use piano and make a bombastic track *cough* Wildflower Wildfire *cough*. 

I
cannot
wait
 
how exciting, thank you lizzy

I
cannot
wait
 
how exciting, thank you lizzy

anytime the color black is in a title of her songs, it's always good. black beauty, blackest day, black bathing suit. ugh such a good time

Ever since I fell out of love with you, I fell back in love with the city
Like the Paramount sign sparkling
Sparkling just for me
 
I really love this part 

she really said "lets bring this back!"

father john misty vibes!! living for that guitar-like vocals part