Pico Ocean Boulevard

Terrence Loves You vs The Grants

I'm so excited, nervous and hyped @Black to Blue we better come through with our visions

In December in a bar, it was a wild night out In a more romantic way last July When was the last time you watched the sunset?

Mousse au chocolat

Fingertips is top 5 on DYKTTATUOB, it's true

So it seems like Lana is working on this album for the last few months when she is in Nashville. Ultraviolence also got produced in Nashville (partly at least or "reworked" if I remember correctly). I take this is as a sign that we get another major career highlight Also she used alot of e-guitar on UV in 2014, then we got some e-guitar on a few NFR songs in 2019 (e-guitar being more prominent than on HM & LFL). That makes 5 years between those two albums . 2019 + 5 is 2024. So by that we must get a few e-guitar heavy songs on this album too So the album better comes out this year Anyways do with these theories what you want I just wanted to procrastinate so I have a longer break from studying today but I do think they are kinda delusional interesting

Dragonslayer vs Yosemite

Oh she is coming to deliver, to slay and to snatch our wigs

My guess is that she gonna sweep at the Grammys with Ocean Blvd album and then we probably getting news about Henry /LDR 10 shortly after the Grammys, that would also be a great momentum to end DYKTTATUOB era and start a new one

What a nuisance to society

Brooklyn Baby vs Dragonslayer

Love/Paranoia by Tame Impala

Recently I feel myself gravitating back to this album more and more after I kinda paid dust to it in the last year(s). It was such an amazing time witnessing the LFL era in 2017 and the album came at the right time for me before everything really went downhill a year later..anyways LFL still was very important to me during that time and especially Get Free became incredible important to me. Change also was a song that always and still is important to me and very close to my heart. I am not sure what happened that I paid the album dust, especially in the past year. I think last year I wanted to feel happy again and fell in love with life so bad that I kinda wanted to force it and deep down I knew that something was off and that I wasn't happy, that I felt stuck but however I came to terms with that and dealt with it etc. and I can say that I feel so much more at peace now and so much better and it feels much more natural. My point is that I am at similiar point as I was in 2017 mentally, even a bit better and more mature and now that I don't force things it is funny to me that LFL naturally becomes more important to me again. It motivates me to change in positive ways and reminds me were to head to, what my lust for life is but that it's sometimes enough to remind yourself that it is enough to be who you are. And I agree with the person that said that the more "political songs" are generous enough that they still are kinda relatable. I know that I focused on the more lighthearted side but LFL is such a multifaceted album, the way life is when you think about that and that there is so so so much more to the album than I've said but that's also an aspect that I love as well about Lust For Life. The album really is complex in some way when you think about and I can understand both sides, that one doesn't like the album much or that it can be one's fave but imo LFL doesn't deserve the hate it got and I think in some way it's one of Lanas most overlooked albums. Heroin-Change-Get Free is still her best closing trio to me with her best closer (along with Hope) and that track run definetly has a special place in my heart Anyways I hope this all makes sense somehow, just had alot of thoughts in my mind

Happy 12 year Born to Die anniversary The timeless stunning groundbreaking classic that you are

I dreamed that she won 3 Grammys Manifesting that this will actually happen

But tomorrow never came

Wait omg Jazz Lana.. I am getting really excited for this now

Crazy For You vs Come With Me

We know that there was keyboard , organ and guitar too Didn't she do Pretty When You Cry and White Dress that way too and about Yosemite she said back in 2017 (BBC Radio 1 interview , April 19th) that she " did it all in one take in the room" So I choose delusion and think they could be haunting and beautiful

I really hope the 3 or 4 songs she did in Alabama (Waffle House after work session) gonna be on LDR10 Their existence lives in my head rent free and I am still super curious to hear them

If we get songs like Ride, Let The Light In, Tomorrow Never Came, Dance Till We Die bridge I am in for a country album Maybe some folk/fairytale vibes too like Yosemite, A&W the first part and Dragonslayer And songs like Wild One or Angels Forever giving me Americana vibes too In the end Lana always makes a genre her own, so am still I excited for LDR 10 whatever it will be Also I am no expert in genres like country and Americana so please don't come for me, it's just what I gathered in this thread and what is giving me those vibes

Come on Henry, wake up

I was listening to Kintsugi this morning and while she was singing "that's how the light shines in" the sun came out. Magical

I'm so proud at this album and Lana It's such a classic and one of her best in her discography imo and while there is variety it still feels like it belongs together, we go through some darker heartwrenching really personal themes but in the end the light literally shines in I really love to see the appreciation it gets because it deserves. The surprising smash hits it has oh next step is going to be a Grammy sweep I just can't believe what she said in the interview yesterday that this album just came to her, this is another proof that Lana is meant to make music and that she is such a genius and how talented she is. Also the way this era is feeding us really good so far Thank you Lanita and everyone being involved for creating this amazing record Didn't wanted to say that much but it turned into a tiny love letter to this album