KingsMotelPart2

Full song Debut Chemtrails Over the Country Club at Lido di Camaiore in Toscana, Italy.on July 2nd, 2023
Credits:
Fan cam left Rob MC99 on yt or Lanaboards' own @orlando
Fan cam right peppedelrey on yt
Alex is no longer just Alex or Alex Kaye to me, she is THE Miss Alex Kaye .  . . innovator in choreo. It is obvious working for Lana was never a job . . . Alex has to be a fan to be inspired to come up with great choreo like the debut above.

She bought her Harley Davidson jacket today at Thirty Five Vintage! She also stopped by Loot Vintage and Nine Crows Vintage today, as well as Zipper Vintage yesterday x

go support holly macve on her set! she's great and she just released a new song produced by zach dawes. 

She is kinda serving patriotic Mia Goth in X Priscilla Presley roadside hooker in Texas fantasy 

what i see:
 
Old Money
Black Beauty
Guns & Roses
Lake Placid
Summertime
Melancholia
Jesus / I Talk to Jesus
Pink Champagne
Elvis
Earthquakes
Money & Power
Front Row
Preacher
 
i think guns and roses into lake placid also makes sense lyrically 

Here it is:
 
Btw, Lana was amazing, in person it's definitely her best tour yet and honestly last night she gave some of her best vocals ever. 
Also, the venue was huge and allegedly 20k tickets were sold. The PIT was loud af! The sound was pretty bad though -- not her fault, the festival is very messy.
Disclaimer: sorry about the singing and the screaming!

I'm currently uploading the full show to YouTube recorded in 4k from the third row (which means it looks good tho people were pushing like animals). Give it an hour or so

Candy Necklace got me! Got its hooks in me. Thanx, @orlando for putting the time stamps. I have been skipping around. Byron Thomas does it justice. I like his little jazzy flair! And his vocal. You can hear the vocals because this is a newer song the fans are not screaming every lyric.

omg the among my swan pin? 
 

not all heroes wear capes guys

grah 
i bought me a truck before the light
so he can fuck me in it all damn night
i went to the club found a cute bartender
so he can have a taste of me while i’m tender
like grah watching that ass move
del rey is my new boo
damn that guy is a real tool
he can be the hammer i’ll be the screw
propel me just like a tool do
watchin me while i play it cool
he know this pussy wet like a pool 
go up and ask for a drink
bartender gives me a wink
he asks what’s your kink
im a thick girl what do you think?
me and lana del rey
about to make a slay
with the ladies of the canyon
that bartender have an attraction
grah
 
 
 
 

If they are actually live streaming, the live will definitely be available somewhere else too, it seems scammy tho 

lack of taste and/or brain power and/or critical thinking skills 

It's because they think that all of the songs are controversial thematically like Put Me In The Movie (which is a great song but a very sad one) and this TikTok generation tries to be (fake) woke as hell. 
 
Also I think that most newer fans do not know that AKA exists and here's great proof, from the comments, they start panicking when they see the album written as RAY not Rey ⬇️
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CsMKisEgsvx/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
 
It's really shocking because when I became a stan, I started reading her whole biography including her Lizzy era and I instantly delved into AKA and other Lizzy songs. I was really young then too, in my early teen years, I came home from school and I instantly learned new things about Lizzy then, it was so interesting. It was something so fascinating, like a part of history that wasn't talked about enough. Lizzy era is still one of my favorites and I think that AKA is one of her best albums. 

there's a lot of people on social media nowadays, mostly young people, who somehow think her lizzy grant days were problematic/traumatic for her for no reason, they claim that she was a prostitute, living in poverty because she was living in a trailer park, being groomed, or addicted to drugs, i'm actually a massive fan of the lizzy grant era and AKA is my #1 favorite album of all time, so clearly i'm very biased towards AKA and the music she made during that time  for what it's worth, a lot of people here really like AKA and it seems like the lizzy grant era in general has become more popular here in the past few years, i honestly don't have any social media really so i really don't know for sure what people feel about AKA, i feel like some people may prefer lana's mainstream major-label albums because they do sound quite different compared to AKA, AKA isn't nearly as cinematic or luscious sonically, it's a completely different feel, people are allowed to like what they like, but my issue is people acting like it's wrong to listen to it because they claim it's problematic
 
i actually was watching a video yesterday of somebody showing off their vinyl collection and all they could really say about AKA was that it was "camp" and i honestly felt a bit offended  because it seems like "camp" is just a code-word for "bad", AKA is genuinely a masterpiece, not ironically, not in a campy way, GENIUNELY, SERIOUSLY a masterpiece

Imagine not liking AKA

Hi everyone I haven't been on this site for about 8 years but hello just dropping in.
 
Alright so ten years ago, post BTD and I guess also post UV, AKA was held in very high esteem by fans and a lot of people seemed to prefer it to BTD. It was always included as an option when ranking her albums or best lead track/closer stuff like that. Whereas now I'm seeing a lot of fans, especially on Tiktok, just not counting it as an album or saying that they hate it/only listened to it once. 
 
I have theories on why the tide has turned against it. 10 years ago streaming services were only still gaining popularity and we were either buying albums on iTunes or downloading them illegally (more likely lol) and therefore people were a lot more likely to download AKA and put it on our music apps on our phones back then. Newer fans seem to go to Youtube for Lanas unreleased material now because of this switch to streaming. That brings up two issues for AKA.. People are less likely to listen to an album at all if its only on YT as its inconvenient and secondly the quality of the uploads of the album on Youtube are pretty bad. Most of them have a pitched up version of Gramma which sounds awful and they have the demo version of For K Part 2. There's also parts of the outros clipped off so the songs end abruptly and don't flow well into one another as intended ( Its meant to be a gapless album as some songs are meant to have slight overlaps like For K Part 2 into Jump, Put Me In A Movie into Smarty) So I can understand someone listening to the versions on YT and thinking that its a badly produced messy album.
I guess some of it is just to do with the fact that she has so many albums now and this is one of her oldest and least talked about albums. I can also confess to probably only having listened to Lust for Life a handful of times because its not really my vibe but I don't talk shit about it either or pretend its not an album she released.
 
I hope she eventually rereleases the album in good quality without re-recording it, and gapless too please. (Side note I used to have a gapless version of AKA but Apple Music has a bug that adds gaps into gapless albums  ) Even if she just does it quietly without any physical releases, even though they would be nice. I think there would be a big shift in peoples opinion of the album if she did rerelease it
 
Anyway, I'm interested to hear if others have noticed this and if you have other thoughts on why this shift has happened.
 
Apologies if this has been brought up before, like I said haven't been on here in years.

I absolutely agree with @barttttender
 
When were huge music gigs ever in time?
I've been to countless shows, of all sizes and genres, and 80% of them were late. It's almost always technical issues. 
I saw Bjork last year who's a total professional with her work and she was still 20 minutes late, because her orchestra had issues.
We don't know what happened with Lana's show.
 
She won at the end because the Video Games acapella performance was rock n roll. It is proof that she is loved, respected and moves mountains. She's arguably the second/third biggest female singer in the world right now. 
 
She's a rockstar.

Is this show invite only?

Is it real ? And the conversation, it's real also?

https://songsear.ch/song/Lana-Del-Rey/She-Walks-Into-Mine-Interlude/2491337 
 
what's the origin of this Casablanca interlude? I can't find it anywhere?? is it from a homemade music video--?

She still has the tattoos, it’s just the way the lighting hits and the clothing falls that disguises them in the 2015 photo. She stated that they were done in “gangster grey” coloured ink so they’re more subtle than a standard black ink tattoo x
 

I’m glad someone else pointed this out. I also thought she was trying to make a joke when she said it.