Evergreen

Music critics love NFR! and COCC much more than, for example, Ultraviolence and Honeymoon. They praised their production in every publication. Thoughts? Your opinion is not objective, that's what I'm saying.

Loved You Then wasn't written for COCC either (BOZ confirmed it). It's like Yosemite

An album without the album trailer is not an album

Mine is: Ultraviolence > Honeymoon > NFR! > Born To Die > Lust For Life > Blue Banisters (3 tracks) > COCC

And the lyrics for a new Lana song at the same time

Lana right now doing 20 albums simultaneously to appeal to every LanaBoards user's taste in music and their vision:

Love this energy right now, I'm ready for two albums

And if someone is liking a new Lana Del Rey song it's just "ass kissing"? Weird behaviour, for sure.

Rating new producers after 3 new songs: Zach > Gabe > Mike

Listen to Text Book then, what's wrong with the piano?

Funny, because the most acclaimed albums among critics (NFR! and COCC!) are considered more boring than her previous stuff here You don't need to do upbeat or pop music to appeal to the critics, Lana knows that.

Blue Banisters (Cedric Gervais Remix) is coming

Same, it's one of her finest title tracks

When she will go back to Rick and Dan just to make another piano version of Blue Banisters, y'all never learn

For example, scrapped Tulsa Jesus Freak video

I'm just glad we are back to 5 minute songs, it's a perfect length for Lana

Spotify Update: Text Book - 935,014 streams Blue Banisters - 861,325 ... ... Wildflower Wildfire - 448,404

Don't forget there's no song titled "Rock Candy Sweet". it's a lyric from the song "Loved You Then" But I'm excited to hear it!

And whom she name drops in COCC (song)? Interesting

"Loved You Then and Now" appeared on the original COCC tracklist as track 8. Later an insider confirmed it wasn't written for COCC just like "Yosemite" and it contains the "Rock Candy Sweet" lyric.

We got 3 personal songs, now we need a summer bop for the gays/girls

I guess Loved You Then will be a very sweet ballad, since Lana wanted to include it on COCC.

Yes! She writes her songs much better than letters on Instagram

The ending of BB

Another proof that it's Lana who decides how her music will sound.