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She was amazing!

Lana Del Rey released her fourth major-label studio album Lust for Life on July 21, 2017. It followed 2015's Honeymoon and serves as a development of its concept -- getting over the past -- and sound, a mix of classic baroque pop, modern hip hop and trap beats, slightly electronic production and ambient psychedelia.

Lust for Life was a major commercial success. It debuted at the No. 1 and inside the Top 10 in eleven and fifteen countries respectively. It was one of the best-selling and most acclaimed pop albums of that year, despite being her most divisive among fans. Del Rey promote the album with the highly successful LA to the Moon Tour, which visited the Americas, Europe and Australia.
 


The album could be divided in three parts. The first ("Love," "Lust for Life" and "13 Beaches") features great hooks, trip hop beats reminiscent of her early sound. To achieve this 'soft pop' production, she's worked with Emile Haynie, Benny Blanco, The Weeknd and Max Martin. The lyrics go from positive messages to her fans to her desire to find inner peace.

Highlight: "Lust for Life", an electronic track with intense verses and oppositely care-free chorus about putting love above all during dark times, a theme that is present throughout the whole project.
 


The second part, from the sultry "Cherry" to the anthemic "When the World Was at War We Kept Dancing", finds Del Rey at her most extrovert and modern, both lyrically -- from sexual innuendos to slightly political topics -- and musically; hard trap beats, synthesizers and up-to-date collaborators: Boy-1da, A$AP Rocky, Playboy Carti, T-Minus and Metro Boomin.

Highlight: Sister-tracks "Summer Bummer" and "Groupie Love" (both featuring A$AP Rocky), perhaps Lana Del Rey's closest interaction with trap music. The former is a rap battle between Lana and her wooer Rocky, while the latter follows the same concept in a more chilled, trippy way.
 


The third and last part (from the haunting, piano-driven "Beautiful People Beautiful Problems" to the inspiring "Get Free") is a collection of mellow, introspective ballads. Collaborators include Sean Onno Lennon, Stevie Nicks and Justin Parker. The digitally programmed beats are gone and there's space for piano, acoustic guitar, real bass, drums, multiple layers of vocals and reverb in iconic LDR fashion. The lyrics are some of her most personal yet, the main topic being believing in change and its effects (and also, perhaps, proving that one can change).

Highlight: "Heroin", a progressive ambient track about isolation, leaving the past behind and changing for good in order to look back retrospectively.
 


What are your thoughts on this album?
Favorite song? Have any of the tracks grown on you?

Personally, I love this album and, despite not being my ultimate favorite, it's the one that hit me the most emotionally and experiencing live is the most beautiful memory I have. I can even say it helped me save my life.

Still from my video recording of Venice Bitch. Tried to watermark it because fan accounts have apparently used the other picture I shared earlier...

 
 
Btw, she did a "wave" hand motion when she sang "catch a wave and take in the sweetness" again, maybe she'll keep doing it. It's cute.

Omg I noticed and I felt like hugging you but I wasn’t sure if it was just irritated eyes or the song, because some smoke machines made my eyes irritated earlier, and now I feel like I should’ve hugged you, I’m sorry. ;-; Black Beauty made me teary-eyed too (maybe because I saw you getting emotional) but the tears fell during Ride instead. You’re such a nice and kind guy, I can’t thank you enough for writing me that long DM calming me down before the festival and taking care of me today and keeping me company. And I haven’t forgotten when you offered to sell me a LATTM ticket either. You’re a kind soul, thank you so, so much!
 
Edit: Wait, maybe it was a good thing that I didn’t hug you, maybe you needed a moment for yourself. ;-;

Pooh's Grand Adventure 

Once again she didn't call it by name, did she? 
 
NFR = fkn Voldemort

She's gonna run out of words to say when talking about the new record in future shows lol 
 
1. ''In 2 months''
2. ''in a little bit''
3. ''in a couple of months''

My phone doesn’t have the best quality, but I think this pic I snapped is cute. She’s holding a teddy bear and thanks the audience and expressed her wish to return to Sweden (we’ll see when), and then she got off stage.
 

Born to die > Video Games

remember where you come from
 

Her tour, 'Peppa Pig: My First Concert', starts on August 24th!

Just found out she's signed to the same label as Azealia Banks. What we truly need is a Bing Bong Zoo remix feat. Azealia, but it'll probably end up with beef and Azealia hexing miss Peppa

She's literally going to save music industry

Peppa Pig already solidified her main pop girl status with her debut single 'Bing Bong Zoo', and she continues to prove that she's here to stay with her highly anticipated debut album 'My First Album', which will be available at midnight.
 
The album starts with 'It's Peppa Pig', in this intro track she let's people know, she is Peppa Pig. She gives insight on her life and her family's life. It's the perfect intro track, it's honest, it's personal and it captures the mood of this body of work perfectly.
 
With the track 'Rainbow, Rainbow' she's showing her allyship with the LGBTQ community. As she chants out "Rainbow, Rainbow Red, and orange and yellow, and green, and purple, and blue!" she's showcasing all the different colors of the rainbow, representing the different types of people of the LGBTQ community individually. She then chants out "And indigo too!" showing that each member of the community is seen and valid, even the members who might be overlooked, just like the color indigo. She ends the first verse with "We love indigo!". She sees you, she supports you and she loves you.
 
With tracks like 'Festival Fun!' and 'Peppa Party Time' she sings about being young, having fun and partying. She's living life carefree.
 
The album ends with 'Peppa's Lullaby', a slower song to wrap up the album. This is a song where you can truly appreciate her vocals. She ends the song on a motivational note. "Dream together, one and all.'
 
Make sure to stream 'My First Album' at midnight. 

Nvm lmaooooooooo

"Im going to document my death if i fall off the stage. JK" - Lana before Super Bock Super Rock Show
 
Lana speaking on being involved in some unfortunate events before the show lol
 

The dress she wore is gorgeous. 
 

For those wondering, she didn't mention anything about NFR.

For those wondering, she didn't mention anything about NFR.

For those wondering, she didn't mention anything about NFR.

For those wondering, she didn't mention anything about NFR.