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i prefer red; it really looks good popping out like that.

We all know Marina is queen
 
Album 3 coming to wreck all ur faves careers.

i like it, but it just doesn't seem as iconic as btd or paradise, y'know? idk i'm probably wrong.

it looks like someone who desperately wants their cover up on coverlandia.net. "omg let me make this pic black and white with a filter and lets use her font too" it looks so bland and boring

that makes a lot of sense tho
 
the hype for UV is definitely building up, so they're probably starting preparations to release it as a promo single, and somehow it leaked

I don't necessarily disagree, but I just wanted to note the irony of calling a song in which she describes the specific taste of her vagina "the least personal song she's written".

it's up for interpretation, but mainly, the narrator stumbled upon his father and his brother is going to spend eternity digging with his father.

So I've been on a bit of a kick lately. I've always loved scary stuff, anything ranging from that old library copy of Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark we all read in kindergarten to The Human Centipede: First Sequence, which I watched and thoroughly enjoyed at age nine.  Obviously I've got nerves of steel, because not even Martyrs turned me off to the whole gorno thing. I thought I'd make a list of all my favourite horror movies, creepypastas, stories, etc. I've included a brief warning along with each. If you don't think you can handle one, please, please don't force yourself to read/watch it. I really don't want to upset anyone! If you've got any other ideas, I'll add them!
 
Here we go~
 
MY FAVOURITE GRAPHIC HORROR MOVIES:
A Serbian Film {EXTREMELY SEXUALLY GRAPHIC; NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART. MESSES PEOPLE UP.} The Human Centipede: First Sequence + The Human Centipede II: Full Sequence {Obviously the most infamous of the gorno category. The first one is rather tame, and can be watched for a good laugh; the second one has a much darker tone. May give you a queasy stomach, at the least.} Melancholie der Engel {English translation: The Angel's Melancholy. MESSED. UP.} Vile {Sexual horror is kept to a minimum here, but watching may force yourself to curl up into a ball and cry. There is a very good plot here, though.} Megan is Missing {God knows we need another movie about the ~dangers of the internet~. Still, I only watched this for the shock appeal. This movie may make you roll your eyes and grumble "Damned teenagers these days," but the last twenty minutes are gruesome.} Martyrs {Again, rather shocking. Loads of gore here.} Audition {Japanese film. Not as disgusting as people claim it is, but a good twist. Will make you cringe in pain. Sort of the Misery of Japan.} Cannibal Holocaust {THE CLASSIC OF THE CLASSICS. THE ONE THAT STARTED IT ALL. Lots of gore, nudity, and rape here. Take caution.} I Spit on Your Grave {The original is better than the remake, but it's up to you. This started the rape/revenge genre.} The Last House on the Left {Another rape/revenge flick.} Salo or the 120 Days of Sodom {I'm ashamed to say I laughed all the way through this. A testament to modern cinema.} V/H/S + V/H/S 2 {Rather good, actually. I quite enjoyed them.} Teeth {Recommended for anybody with a vagina. No, that's not me stereotyping females. Not very gory, just funny.} Karla {Based on the true story of Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka, a husband-and-wife serial killer and rapist duo. I found this one fascinating because it doesn't focus on the crimes as much as the aftermath and the effects. Not recommended for anybody with a fear of kidnapping or harassment.} American Psycho {Also classic. My fave on the whole list.} A Clockwork Orange {S/O to my main girl Lana.}  
Right. Onto the lighter stuff. Read this in the dark by yourself for full effect. Use headphones when needed.
 
My Father's Long, Long Legs {Interactive horror story. NO JUMP SCARES. Very creepy.} Leftovers - {TW: mentions of eating disorder; the twist at the end made me gasp out loud.} Annie96 is typing... {Wow. One of my faves. Very creepy. No jump scares, but the screen shakes a bit.} Dr. Ramsey {Creepy stalker story.}  Betsy the Doll {TW: mentions of drug use and abuse. I was not expecting that.} Russian Sleep Experiment {Lots of body horror. Interesting if you're into case studies and things like that.} Death at 423 Stockholm Street {FUCK. WOW.} 1999 {A bit disturbing. I love it.} That's all I've got for now. Feel free to share, discuss, etc. Enjoy!

So I've been on a bit of a kick lately. I've always loved scary stuff, anything ranging from that old library copy of Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark we all read in kindergarten to The Human Centipede: First Sequence, which I watched and thoroughly enjoyed at age nine.  Obviously I've got nerves of steel, because not even Martyrs turned me off to the whole gorno thing. I thought I'd make a list of all my favourite horror movies, creepypastas, stories, etc. I've included a brief warning along with each. If you don't think you can handle one, please, please don't force yourself to read/watch it. I really don't want to upset anyone! If you've got any other ideas, I'll add them!
 
Here we go~
 
MY FAVOURITE GRAPHIC HORROR MOVIES:
A Serbian Film {EXTREMELY SEXUALLY GRAPHIC; NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART. MESSES PEOPLE UP.} The Human Centipede: First Sequence + The Human Centipede II: Full Sequence {Obviously the most infamous of the gorno category. The first one is rather tame, and can be watched for a good laugh; the second one has a much darker tone. May give you a queasy stomach, at the least.} Melancholie der Engel {English translation: The Angel's Melancholy. MESSED. UP.} Vile {Sexual horror is kept to a minimum here, but watching may force yourself to curl up into a ball and cry. There is a very good plot here, though.} Megan is Missing {God knows we need another movie about the ~dangers of the internet~. Still, I only watched this for the shock appeal. This movie may make you roll your eyes and grumble "Damned teenagers these days," but the last twenty minutes are gruesome.} Martyrs {Again, rather shocking. Loads of gore here.} Audition {Japanese film. Not as disgusting as people claim it is, but a good twist. Will make you cringe in pain. Sort of the Misery of Japan.} Cannibal Holocaust {THE CLASSIC OF THE CLASSICS. THE ONE THAT STARTED IT ALL. Lots of gore, nudity, and rape here. Take caution.} I Spit on Your Grave {The original is better than the remake, but it's up to you. This started the rape/revenge genre.} The Last House on the Left {Another rape/revenge flick.} Salo or the 120 Days of Sodom {I'm ashamed to say I laughed all the way through this. A testament to modern cinema.} V/H/S + V/H/S 2 {Rather good, actually. I quite enjoyed them.} Teeth {Recommended for anybody with a vagina. No, that's not me stereotyping females. Not very gory, just funny.} Karla {Based on the true story of Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka, a husband-and-wife serial killer and rapist duo. I found this one fascinating because it doesn't focus on the crimes as much as the aftermath and the effects. Not recommended for anybody with a fear of kidnapping or harassment.} American Psycho {Also classic. My fave on the whole list.} A Clockwork Orange {S/O to my main girl Lana.}  
Right. Onto the lighter stuff. Read this in the dark by yourself for full effect. Use headphones when needed.
 
My Father's Long, Long Legs {Interactive horror story. NO JUMP SCARES. Very creepy.} Leftovers - {TW: mentions of eating disorder; the twist at the end made me gasp out loud.} Annie96 is typing... {Wow. One of my faves. Very creepy. No jump scares, but the screen shakes a bit.} Dr. Ramsey {Creepy stalker story.}  Betsy the Doll {TW: mentions of drug use and abuse. I was not expecting that.} Russian Sleep Experiment {Lots of body horror. Interesting if you're into case studies and things like that.} Death at 423 Stockholm Street {FUCK. WOW.} 1999 {A bit disturbing. I love it.} That's all I've got for now. Feel free to share, discuss, etc. Enjoy!

Tracklist (from Amazon)

Cruel World
Ultraviolence
Shades Of Cool
Brooklyn Baby
West Coast
Sad Girl
Pretty When You Cry
Money Power Glory
Fucked My Way Up To The Top
Old Money
The Other Woman
Black Beauty (Bonus Track)
Guns and Roses (Bonus Track)
Florida Kilos (Bonus Track)

EXCLUSIVE:  Through Lana Del Rey's new song 'Fucked My Way Up To The Top', the singer being more open about her SNL accident and stated that she's ready to be back on it again just to prove to people how wrong they were

That would be awesome.

So I've been on a bit of a kick lately. I've always loved scary stuff, anything ranging from that old library copy of Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark we all read in kindergarten to The Human Centipede: First Sequence, which I watched and thoroughly enjoyed at age nine.  Obviously I've got nerves of steel, because not even Martyrs turned me off to the whole gorno thing. I thought I'd make a list of all my favourite horror movies, creepypastas, stories, etc. I've included a brief warning along with each. If you don't think you can handle one, please, please don't force yourself to read/watch it. I really don't want to upset anyone! If you've got any other ideas, I'll add them!
 
Here we go~
 
MY FAVOURITE GRAPHIC HORROR MOVIES:
A Serbian Film {EXTREMELY SEXUALLY GRAPHIC; NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART. MESSES PEOPLE UP.} The Human Centipede: First Sequence + The Human Centipede II: Full Sequence {Obviously the most infamous of the gorno category. The first one is rather tame, and can be watched for a good laugh; the second one has a much darker tone. May give you a queasy stomach, at the least.} Melancholie der Engel {English translation: The Angel's Melancholy. MESSED. UP.} Vile {Sexual horror is kept to a minimum here, but watching may force yourself to curl up into a ball and cry. There is a very good plot here, though.} Megan is Missing {God knows we need another movie about the ~dangers of the internet~. Still, I only watched this for the shock appeal. This movie may make you roll your eyes and grumble "Damned teenagers these days," but the last twenty minutes are gruesome.} Martyrs {Again, rather shocking. Loads of gore here.} Audition {Japanese film. Not as disgusting as people claim it is, but a good twist. Will make you cringe in pain. Sort of the Misery of Japan.} Cannibal Holocaust {THE CLASSIC OF THE CLASSICS. THE ONE THAT STARTED IT ALL. Lots of gore, nudity, and rape here. Take caution.} I Spit on Your Grave {The original is better than the remake, but it's up to you. This started the rape/revenge genre.} The Last House on the Left {Another rape/revenge flick.} Salo or the 120 Days of Sodom {I'm ashamed to say I laughed all the way through this. A testament to modern cinema.} V/H/S + V/H/S 2 {Rather good, actually. I quite enjoyed them.} Teeth {Recommended for anybody with a vagina. No, that's not me stereotyping females. Not very gory, just funny.} Karla {Based on the true story of Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka, a husband-and-wife serial killer and rapist duo. I found this one fascinating because it doesn't focus on the crimes as much as the aftermath and the effects. Not recommended for anybody with a fear of kidnapping or harassment.} American Psycho {Also classic. My fave on the whole list.} A Clockwork Orange {S/O to my main girl Lana.}  
Right. Onto the lighter stuff. Read this in the dark by yourself for full effect. Use headphones when needed.
 
My Father's Long, Long Legs {Interactive horror story. NO JUMP SCARES. Very creepy.} Leftovers - {TW: mentions of eating disorder; the twist at the end made me gasp out loud.} Annie96 is typing... {Wow. One of my faves. Very creepy. No jump scares, but the screen shakes a bit.} Dr. Ramsey {Creepy stalker story.}  Betsy the Doll {TW: mentions of drug use and abuse. I was not expecting that.} Russian Sleep Experiment {Lots of body horror. Interesting if you're into case studies and things like that.} Death at 423 Stockholm Street {FUCK. WOW.} 1999 {A bit disturbing. I love it.} That's all I've got for now. Feel free to share, discuss, etc. Enjoy!

Fucked My Way Up To The Top is like hearing 'my pussy tastes like pepsi cola' is a Lana lyric for the first time... but I guess that worked out in the end. 

CW
U
SOC
BB
WC
SG
PWYC
MPG
FMWUTTT
OM
TOW
BB
GAR
FK
 
Get familiar with these abbreviations

Its a Kathi diss track. Quote me

oh my fucking god, I just checked whether 'kilos' had another meaning apart from being a measurement of weight and the dictionary definition was

Kilos - A word used in communications to represent the letter K

K!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!¡!¡!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IT'S EITHER ANOTHER K SONG OR A NEW VERSION OF KILL KILL FUCKKKKKKKKKKK I AM EXCITED

Considering the article was translated to French from English, 'Money Power Glory' could have been lost in translation or misheard. When they translate things I'm sure they try to make it as grammatically correct as possible so they might have just added an 'and' to the title. Lana? Proper English?
 
Someone tweeted @@lanaboards saying that when he met Lana, she showed him a song and he saw 'Pretty When I Cry' on her iPhone.
 
And yeah, Old Money is a recent song she did with Dan Heath during/after Gatsby.

This is incredible...I actually have finally been able to contact someone with an original copy of Florrible and Misrabella's debut EP.  

:deadbanana:  

I don't think their songs woukd work together thematically, lyrically or sonically. Their voices are far too different, and they sing about very different things. It just wouldn't work out, IMO.
 
That being said, I LOVE the 'National Bitch' mashup on YouTube! I never realised how well BBitch works with National Anthem. Same for Carmen Is Not A Robot, and Summertime Valley of Sadness

larina is pretty fkn real tbh
 
loves it