Ari

I don't think that was a dig at anyone, just a genuine thanks.

LOL When was the last time you jumped on a trampoline?

Imagine Lana reading this topic and making a list of who she should get with.

Beautiful.

Yes, I agree that she seems much sadder lately than ever. Whether that's because of Barrie, I don't know.

Why do you say this? She's never said much about him.

I loved Body Electric when I heard it live, but the version on Paradise is a tragedy. Such an epic song.

Guns and Roses is actually flawless.

Video Games vs. Is This Happiness

Velvet Crowbar vs. Summer of Sam

For K Part 2 vs. My Momma

@@oneym88 I get it, thank you. For K (Part 1, I'm assuming) vs. Pawn Shop Blues

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rZqRZ83lf6Y http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VZD0aMqPTNo&feature=kp

...I don't think I've ever blacked out... When was the las time you played a board game?

Beyoncé, without question. She's already been relevant since the 90's with Destiny's Child. Not to mention that she is all that people seem to talk about these days. She basically dropped an album with no promo and still got amazing sales. Her husband is famous, as well. She seems to be a pretty likeable figure... I don't see why she won't last.

If you could ask Lana only three questions, what would they be?

Sad Girl You Can Be The Boss vs. Kinda Outta Luck

I don't believe I've been to the emergency room. When was the last time you went on vacation?

Born To Die will always have a very special place in my heart. I could incessantly listen to every single song on that album. At this point, I like BTD better than UV. Ultraviolence is more mature and takes on a different theme, though. It's definitely more solemn, stripped down, cinematic, and rock-influenced. UV is still growing on me, but I think it's a masterful album. The thing is - I don't think that all the songs on this album could be a single, unlike BTD.

I'm disappointed, to be honest. Most of the songs are messy and all too sad. I like a select few, but UV is no BTD.

Born To Die was better than Ultraviolence. Her old demos were the absolute best, though.