lola

Anyone can edit Wikipedia pages but unless you can provide good sources backing up your statement it's deleted (as the fake song titles have been).
 
+ why is she on his lap, that's weird. she'll publicly flirt with anyone but barrie, poor guy

Anyone can edit Wikipedia pages but unless you can provide good sources backing up your statement it's deleted (as the fake song titles have been).
 
+ why is she on his lap, that's weird. she'll publicly flirt with anyone but barrie, poor guy

Anyone can edit Wikipedia pages but unless you can provide good sources backing up your statement it's deleted (as the fake song titles have been).
 
+ why is she on his lap, that's weird. she'll publicly flirt with anyone but barrie, poor guy

Frank Ocean, PJ Harvey, The Antlers, Arcade Fire, Animal Collective, Neutral Milk Hotel, Radiohead, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Daft Punk, Weezer, Sigur Ros...
 
idk I've never desperately tried to get into something, this is just some stuff that I thought I might like that I didn't end up liking.

The cover looks like generic EDM-esque pop. And that photo neither Lana's nor Chuck's style.

Drive By (aka For K (Part 1) or Sirens or Pretty Baby) River Road (aka Next to Me) A Star for Nick My Momma Bad Disease Out With a Bang For Elliot (aka Westbound) Try Tonight Peace (aka All You Need) How Do You Know Me So Well? (aka I'm Indebited to You) Pretty Baby Aviation Move (aka Find My Own Way) Junky Pride (aka Pride) Birds of a Feather I think that's it.

waiting for my $100 tbh

So we don't end up with a 5000 pages thread when it's released in 2015 and because of the release date news.

he doesn't drive at all, sugar mama does that 
 
sounds plausible to me 

I honestly don't like Lana and Rob hyping the album up and I'm trying to ignore what they're saying so I'm not disappointed when I hear it. Because really, what's so dark it's almost unlistenable? Maybe super experimental industrial rock with screamed lyrics about child molestation or some shit. Lana's already sung about sex, death, suicide, violence and Lolita stuff and to some extent domestic violence but how much can she really write about it? I mean it's not like her life is riddled with darkness, she lives in a big house in L.A., goes to Starbucks every morning and sometimes drives to the beach with Barrie.

^omg

http://lanaboards.com/index.php?/statuses/user/493-lola/?status_id=27175
 
I really don't like the way that girl sang it though, I hate when people try to sound passionate when covering songs, you're supposed to be depressed, apathetic and pouty....
 
Oh and:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHsypbhKEDU

I honestly don't like Lana and Rob hyping the album up and I'm trying to ignore what they're saying so I'm not disappointed when I hear it. Because really, what's so dark it's almost unlistenable? Maybe super experimental industrial rock with screamed lyrics about child molestation or some shit. Lana's already sung about sex, death, suicide, violence and Lolita stuff and to some extent domestic violence but how much can she really write about it? I mean it's not like her life is riddled with darkness, she lives in a big house in L.A., goes to Starbucks every morning and sometimes drives to the beach with Barrie.

I honestly don't like Lana and Rob hyping the album up and I'm trying to ignore what they're saying so I'm not disappointed when I hear it. Because really, what's so dark it's almost unlistenable? Maybe super experimental industrial rock with screamed lyrics about child molestation or some shit. Lana's already sung about sex, death, suicide, violence and Lolita stuff and to some extent domestic violence but how much can she really write about it? I mean it's not like her life is riddled with darkness, she lives in a big house in L.A., goes to Starbucks every morning and sometimes drives to the beach with Barrie.

It probably wouldn't sell well and I think Lana is completely over that stuff. I mean, she said Ultraviolence made her forget Born to Die, I doubt she'd want to re-release songs from as early as 2005.

I honestly don't like Lana and Rob hyping the album up and I'm trying to ignore what they're saying so I'm not disappointed when I hear it. Because really, what's so dark it's almost unlistenable? Maybe super experimental industrial rock with screamed lyrics about child molestation or some shit. Lana's already sung about sex, death, suicide, violence and Lolita stuff and to some extent domestic violence but how much can she really write about it? I mean it's not like her life is riddled with darkness, she lives in a big house in L.A., goes to Starbucks every morning and sometimes drives to the beach with Barrie.

probably because she's a mess

I honestly don't like Lana and Rob hyping the album up and I'm trying to ignore what they're saying so I'm not disappointed when I hear it. Because really, what's so dark it's almost unlistenable? Maybe super experimental industrial rock with screamed lyrics about child molestation or some shit. Lana's already sung about sex, death, suicide, violence and Lolita stuff and to some extent domestic violence but how much can she really write about it? I mean it's not like her life is riddled with darkness, she lives in a big house in L.A., goes to Starbucks every morning and sometimes drives to the beach with Barrie.

Thought a comprehensive list of all tour dates for 2014 could be practical, we had something like this last year (at least for the European Tour). Thanks to @@Rafael for finding the NorthSide and Bravalla date! I'll update this as we go along.
 
April 11: Las Vegas, NV (United States) - The Cosmopolitan April 13: Indio, CA (United States) - Coachella Festival April 15: Phoenix, AZ (United States) - Comerica Theatre April 18: San Francisco, CA (United States) - Bill Graham Civic Auditorium April 20: Indio, CA (United States) - Coachella Festival April 23: Grand Prairie, TX (United States) - Verizon Theatre April 25: New Orleans, LA (United States) - The Sugarmill April 27: Miami, FL (United States) - The Fillmore April 28: Orlando, FL (United States) - Hard Rock Café May 1: Atlanta, GA (United States) - The Tabernacle May 2: Nashville, TN (United States) - Ryman Auditorium May 5: Montreal (Canada) - Bell Center May 6: Boston, MA (United States) - House of Blues May 8: Wallingford, CT (United States) - Oakdale Theatre May 10: Columbia, MD (United States) - Sweetlife Festival May 11: Philadelphia, PA (United States) - Mann Center May 13: Toronto, ON (Canada) - Sony Centre May 15: Detroit, MI (United States) - Masonic Temple Theatre May 16: Chicago, IL (United States) - Aragon Ballroom May 19: Morrison, CO (United States) - Red Rock Amphitheatre May 25: Vancouver, BC (Canada) - PNE Amphitheater May 27: Seattle, WA (United States) - WaMu Theater June 13: Aarhus (Denmark) - NorthSide Festival June 14: Bergenhus (Norway) - Bergenfest June 20: Berlin (Germany) - Spandau Citadel June 26: Norrköping (Sweden) - Bravalla Festival June 28: Pilton (England) - Glastonbury Festival July 3, 4, 5, or 6 (TBA): Barcelona (Spain) - Vida Festival July 15: Cork (Ireland) - Live at the Marquee July 17: Carcassonne (France) - Festival de Carcassonne August 20: Tel Aviv (Israel) - Nokia Arena August 24: Paris (France) - Rock En Seine Festival

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Drive By (aka For K (Part 1) or Sirens or Pretty Baby) River Road (aka Next to Me) A Star for Nick My Momma Bad Disease Out With a Bang For Elliot (aka Westbound) Try Tonight Peace (aka All You Need) How Do You Know Me So Well? (aka I'm Indebited to You) Pretty Baby Aviation Move (aka Find My Own Way) Junky Pride (aka Pride) Birds of a Feather I think that's it.

Thought a comprehensive list of all tour dates for 2014 could be practical, we had something like this last year (at least for the European Tour). Thanks to @@Rafael for finding the NorthSide and Bravalla date! I'll update this as we go along.
 
April 11: Las Vegas, NV (United States) - The Cosmopolitan April 13: Indio, CA (United States) - Coachella Festival April 15: Phoenix, AZ (United States) - Comerica Theatre April 18: San Francisco, CA (United States) - Bill Graham Civic Auditorium April 20: Indio, CA (United States) - Coachella Festival April 23: Grand Prairie, TX (United States) - Verizon Theatre April 25: New Orleans, LA (United States) - The Sugarmill April 27: Miami, FL (United States) - The Fillmore April 28: Orlando, FL (United States) - Hard Rock Café May 1: Atlanta, GA (United States) - The Tabernacle May 2: Nashville, TN (United States) - Ryman Auditorium May 5: Montreal (Canada) - Bell Center May 6: Boston, MA (United States) - House of Blues May 8: Wallingford, CT (United States) - Oakdale Theatre May 10: Columbia, MD (United States) - Sweetlife Festival May 11: Philadelphia, PA (United States) - Mann Center May 13: Toronto, ON (Canada) - Sony Centre May 15: Detroit, MI (United States) - Masonic Temple Theatre May 16: Chicago, IL (United States) - Aragon Ballroom May 19: Morrison, CO (United States) - Red Rock Amphitheatre May 25: Vancouver, BC (Canada) - PNE Amphitheater May 27: Seattle, WA (United States) - WaMu Theater June 13: Aarhus (Denmark) - NorthSide Festival June 14: Bergenhus (Norway) - Bergenfest June 20: Berlin (Germany) - Spandau Citadel June 26: Norrköping (Sweden) - Bravalla Festival June 28: Pilton (England) - Glastonbury Festival July 3, 4, 5, or 6 (TBA): Barcelona (Spain) - Vida Festival July 15: Cork (Ireland) - Live at the Marquee July 17: Carcassonne (France) - Festival de Carcassonne August 20: Tel Aviv (Israel) - Nokia Arena August 24: Paris (France) - Rock En Seine Festival

I honestly don't like Lana and Rob hyping the album up and I'm trying to ignore what they're saying so I'm not disappointed when I hear it. Because really, what's so dark it's almost unlistenable? Maybe super experimental industrial rock with screamed lyrics about child molestation or some shit. Lana's already sung about sex, death, suicide, violence and Lolita stuff and to some extent domestic violence but how much can she really write about it? I mean it's not like her life is riddled with darkness, she lives in a big house in L.A., goes to Starbucks every morning and sometimes drives to the beach with Barrie.

As promised, with the leak of "Behind Closed Doors", I've added a new volume to my collection to tame some of the longer compilations. I'm pretty pleased with the results, though it's weird to get used to. But it gives me an excuse to listen to Lana nonstop to get into it.
 
Not to disappoint, but I did not make that hip-hop volume. It just would have been too short and basically only shortened two volumes, leaving "Black Leather Moonlight" unruly. So here's what I came up with...
 
For some perspective, here's what my library now looks like. I'm waiting to integrate the Black Beauty EP into my unreleased collections, at least until the Ultraviolence tracklist confirms none of these will be going into an "Ultraviolence: Demos" album. But I made Summer Wine and Chelsea Hotel No. 2 their own singles, leaving only the five Nowels leaks in that EP.
 



 
And now the tracklists!
 
My fav volume is the same as ever. Consisting of Lizzy tracks from 2006-2009.
 

 
The new and improved volume 2 focuses heavily on cutesy love songs, mostly pop with a brief foray into organic sounds from BTTB-OOW. Butterflies kinda sticks out but I can't separate it from Butterflies Part 2...In the future, should Hollywood not make it to Ultraviolence, it would be a good pre-Butterflies track.
 

 
Volume 3! The new one! A working title, since this lyric doesn't come from any of these songs. Basically this is sassy, aggressive, often rock-inspired Lana. Feedback on this please!
 

 
Volume 4 is now my sadcore volume. Without COTBR, VC, and TOSTB, it is a lot more melancholy. I like it.
 

 
Volume 5 isn't just Lana doing pop, it's Lana pretty much going way leftfield into mainstream/hip-hop territory. I guess. It fits shut up
 

 
Volume 6 remains, though I'm contemplating splitting it up between laptop demos with instrumentals and a cappellas
 

 
(old screenshot, name isn't changed)
 
Please tell me what you think!

He won those awards decades ago and even that doesn't really mean anything. Macklemore won four Grammys this year. And do awards really mean that much to you because they obviously don't to Lana.