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  • Birthday 07/21/1998

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    11/2012 (Lana); 02/2014 (Marina)

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  1. vrtvie

    MARINA (and The Diamonds)

    Oh yeah! That was from the time when they were confirmed to be friends though and it's less apparent. Now the whole fandom thinks they don't like each other but here is Lana coming with this. What's something we don't know?
  2. vrtvie

    MARINA (and The Diamonds)

    At least we got Marina reference from Lana in Candy Necklace tho. Super suicidal and Bible can't be coincidental
  3. vrtvie

    MARINA (and The Diamonds)

    Power & Control is so criminally underrated. Power pop at its best.
  4. vrtvie

    MARINA (and The Diamonds)

    oh I see. well Rick could've made it to sound more like Bubblegum Bitch, it would've been perfect. Stargate was probably cheaper tho
  5. vrtvie

    MARINA (and The Diamonds)

    It did not fit sonically because it was supposed to sound like that and was replaced with instrumental background made for a different artist: Definitely not a single material... but perhaps with some changes here and there it could've had more potential.
  6. vrtvie

    MARINA (and The Diamonds)

    Nothing weird about it, they had been a couple for a few years already, after many years love just doesn't feel like in typical pop songs, apart from the fact they had a dysfunctional relationship and probably Marina forced herself to write it. Its substantial lyrical structure revolve mostly around anxiety; "You never judge me for any of my fears / I love the way we worked so hard Yeah, we've come so far Baby, look at me, you're my superstar When I'm afraid, when the world's gone dark Come and save my day, you're my superstar".
  7. vrtvie

    MARINA (and The Diamonds)

    that's the destiny of 'marinabook' ever since it was created
  8. vrtvie

    MARINA (and The Diamonds)

    After years of passionate listening to this track I realised it is severely underdeveloped and the fact this version's supposed to be final sheds a bad light on it. The lyrics are too repetitive, the vocals sound unpolished and the instrumental background doesn't have many things going on. Compare it to marvelous final versions of Power & Control or Living Dead. Miss Y (https://dbree.org/v/062a25) sounded more prepared but I can't seem to find the actual HQ final version with the guitar bridge and piano ending (https://dbree.org/v/fb7f7b).
  9. Finally some Born to Die and Ultraviolence vibes??? She still has it in her!!! Chemtrails and Tulsa were a great return to Honeymoon, now this Let me pretend that all recent piano songs never happened tho
  10. vrtvie

    MARINA (and The Diamonds)

    in alternative universe electra heart was topping all international charts and critics praised it so marina did not have a nervous breakdown, became an international alt pop star, and never gave up on her artistry. i said what i said
  11. vrtvie

    MARINA (and The Diamonds)

    yes this song is so badly written. i imagine some potential in that alternative title tho with better lyrics. most ideas in l+f are practically ill-executed, esp. to be human. not that new america is any better... unfortunately @Anonymcomenter nah, she doesn't do it, she's admitted to not even reading professional reviews anymore because she cares about her mental health. quite a shame bc ancient dreams in a modern land had nice ones
  12. vrtvie

    MARINA (and The Diamonds)

    actually 'enjoy your problems' comes from a t-shirt (below) and tbh i'd rather have that instead of silly 'enjoy your life'
  13. vrtvie

    MARINA (and The Diamonds)

    I LOVE GUILTY LIVE. Her whole performance in Baden Baden at TFJ Tour was absolutely marvelous.
  14. vrtvie

    MARINA (and The Diamonds)

    Savages is slowly getting hype on TikTok! Hope it blows out.
  15. vrtvie

    MARINA (and The Diamonds)

    I agree with most of you said in this thread but this definitely not. Her manager Derek MacKillop did not allow her to make Die Life because she wanted it to be exclusively under Marina brand and Electra Heart to be her seperate identity, which I think would be absolutely glorious because she would simultaneously not offend her previous TFJ fans (who were also disgusted by EH sound, really, British press especially) and still hit the charts. She had hits in EH era not because she was already known thanks to TFJ but because they had great pop potential and big producers. Also her anonymity would sparkle even more interest I suppose. Unfortunately no label would make such a risk and fund two albums at the same time and spend money on a big pop campaign with Dr. Luke production and Madonna/Katy Perry ambitions for Marina's experiment, technically a brand new artist.
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