Super Movie

I love looking through this thread and seeing all the old posts that mention songs we have now

Swan Song

Hope vs. Video Games

This thread is so fun Yayo: 1. The Snake 2. Dark Trailer Park 3. Black Motorcycle 4. Ink Blue 5. Nevada 6. For You, Daddy 7. Hello Heaven 8. Baby Doll Dress 9. Put on a Show 10. Your Sparkle 11. Tiger 12. Dark Night

Somewhat of a mix between full blown jazz and the early LFL sound. Like, think her Summertime cover, the live version of Million Dollar Man and Heavy Hitter meet Heroin, If I Die Young and Valley of the Dolls.

According to Google, Peacock was released in 2010 and the post is apparently from November 2010 so idk. I honestly know nothing about Katy Perry releases

When she restocks the coke spoon necklaces and I can finally get one that's not from some overcharging Depop girl In all seriousness, though, I was actually surprised to see her comment on the Pusha T post. The post in general was so random lol

This was the first episode I felt so engaged in in a long time. Like, the scene with Rue in the church was one of the best ones that the show as done in a while. And I felt super interested in the Cassie, Nate, Maddy drama and I'm usually not to be honest. I have a feeling that episode 5 is gonna blow the rest of the season out of the water though. Zendaya is such a talented actress and I'm looking forward to seeing how she does Rue's (somehow, even further) downfall in a sense. Also, unpopular opinion but I really don't like Elliot

In Lana's latest post, she included a picture of her standing in front of a window, her hair in the wind. You know what mentions hair and wind? Chemtrails Over The Country Club. And who did the strings on Chemtrails? Dan Heath. Dan Heath production on LDR9 confirmed

I just had war flashbacks, this day was worse than QFTC day for me And if not worse, then a very very very close second

Any and all pictures involving this outfit. And I know, it doesn't seem cursed, but this outfit hasn't left my mind since the first time I saw it because there's just so much happening so to me, it's cursed lol

Terrance Loves You vs Is This Happiness

This 100%. A lot of the artists I listen to heavily use piano, the most prominent example that comes to mind for me being Fiona Apple. Most of her songs are somewhat, if not entirely, based in piano, but they're all so intricate and clever. I'd love to hear Lana play with it a bit more and try taking risks with it because I honestly think it's a instrument that suits her voice really well.

This sounds like my dream album I'd really love to hear her current, diary-esque lyrical style in the soundscape (even though most people aren't fans, it'd still be cool to hear those types of lyrics interact with that type of production)

If she can bring Dan and his strings back for Chemtrails (title track), it'd be really cool if she could for something on LDR9 as well. His arrangements are absolutely stunning. I'm still blown away by that Ave Maria instrumental that leaked a while back

I'll never understand why people only come onto this site to talk shit about Lana, especially when they claim to be a "fan" right after. There's a fine line between being critical of an artist you like (which there's nothing inherently wrong with) and being straight up hurtful. There's a lot of people who have a tendency to cross that line. If you're on an online forum for fans of an artist calling said artist stupid, should you really be on that forum at all? The same goes for people who body shame her and then claim they love her.

Society when the NFR (insert number here).0 thing stops being said

He was with Lana a few nights ago, and a few months back he posted an Instagram story of himself going to work with Mike Dean. It's mainly fan speculation, but it's still interesting to look at nonetheless

It'd be so interesting to hear a full mix of Drew Erickson, Zach Dawes, Emile Haynie and Rick Nowels production on an album. I think that her work with Mike Dean is kind of up in the air at this point, and I think the same goes for Jack right now lol

If we got Rick and Emile work on the same album again, I'd be convinced I was making it up because it just sounds too good to be true

I actually understand that. In my head though, for whatever reason, there's a trilogy of Sirens, Honeymoon and Chemtrails. They all feel quite similar in terms of thematic and lyrical storytelling, even if they aren't sonically similar. But I think that Honeymoon calls back to AKA quite a bit, even outside of the "lights, camera, accion" lyric. It's really interesting how Honeymoon ties in with the rest of her discography.

Me when this album becomes a sexy classic country mixed with some Emile Haynie production magnum opus

I'm never letting her live the Brooklyn Baby thing down, there's a line between being critical of an artist and just straight up making zero sense. The song isn't even about Brooklyn itself