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The Lizzy Grant-esque Diet Mountain Dew demo with those super creepy layered vocals does something to me

I'm not sure if this thread has already been started, but I was thinking this morning about my favorite LDR title tracks. Other than AKA, every record in her discography is named after one of the songs on the album. I'm ranking mine based on what I think is objectively the strongest and also in general my personal favorites Here are mine: Born To Die (Paradise edition) Norman Fucking Rockwell Chemtrails Over The Country Club Ultraviolence Honeymoon Ocean Blvd Lust For Life Blue Banisters

Let The Light In vs. Hollywood

"In a culture of self-help, she leans into self-destruction."

Revisited this record all the way through on a 4-hour drive. I think this is one of her more mature albums and I really remember vibing heavy to religion and 24. can't really get into art deco after all these years, though i still like it

vvvvv vv v ideo games?

Yea i don't think it's her she has necklace and earrings on

y'all i want to see your least favorites

because they're festivals and not accessible for most people- there will 100% be a site-wide collapse if/when she announces a tour

Oh my gosh this is so exciting

Taco Truck x VB is not really the vibe for me lmao I thought it was a bizarre ending

1 West Coast 2 Born to Die 3 Video Games 4 Mariners Apartment Complex 5 A&W 6 Black Beauty 7 Chemtrails Over the Country Club 8 Sad Girl 9 Summertime Sadness 10 Shades of Cool 11 Norman Fucking Rockwell 12 Money Power Glory 13 Body Electric 14 Terrence Loves You 15 Diet Mountain Dew 16 Carmen 17 National Anthem 18 California 19 Radio 20 Million Dollar Man 21 High By The Beach 22 Get Free 23 Candy Necklace 24 Wildflower Wildfire 25 Fuck It I Love You I think I might be one of the only ppl to have money power glory in their top 25. That song scratches an itch in my brain. My 10 least favorite songs are 127 Some Things Last a Long Time 128 Violets for Roses 129 Nectar of the Gods 130 Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood 131 Beautiful 132 I Can Fly 133 Big Eyes 134 You Must Love Me 135 You'll Never Walk Alone 136 For Free

ty very much

Don't know where to post this but here is my candy necklace art I worked on this week: I draw Lana quite a bit but this time around I didn't use a specific reference. I came up with this concept:

this is so fucking fun omg

what are theyyy

Yeah. Starting off an album with "Look at you kids" was so as a high schooler

I really feel like this is why Lust For Life holds such a special place in my heart because she was really talking *to* her fans with this record

Earthquakes is not better than A&W.... I understand everybody hears different things but can we say this is objectively false

it's totally been in my head though all morning i've been going "aaaaeeeeyeaaaahhhh, aaaaaeeeeyeaaahhhhh"

A&W being the first track of her Spotify "This is LDR" playlist... as it should You are 100% valid in your opinion but I can guarantee you looking back on the pop icons of the 2010's and singer songwriters in general Lorde will not be as acclaimed as Lana

Lorde is fun to listen to but looking back she looks soooo bad saying allat. Her criticisms about Lana mean nothing in the long run. I'm not talking about streams or success really; I'm talking about the long-lasting legacy Lana will leave behind... and Lorde's lack of it. Lana changed pop culture and has cemented herself as one of the best singer-songwriters in American history. Ultraviolence is another sound that I wish she'd return to, I admit for nostalgic reasons, but I remember hearing it for the first time and having a moment with myself and thinking, "Music can sound like this???" I was youngggg but even ten years later I really haven't heard anything like UV. Cat Power's Moonpix maybe, but there's something about UV's psychedelic production, mixing, lyrics that really nothing can compare to. And quite frankly I don't even want to listen to an album and think "Oh wow, this sounds like Ultraviolence"–– it can stand alone and be its own thing. In terms of Ocean Boulevard, I don't really know why people are convinced that her lyrics and ideas are so different from how she started. I'm gonna have a hot take here (if you disagree pls don't flame me but I've been thinking about this for a while) I think Born To Die / Paradise is a collection of songs chronicling the epitome of naiveté and youth. Her music is NO LONGER NAIVE. She's wiser. I think this is why people claim she's being pretentious in her new music... when really, I think people want her to stay young and stupid forever especially in a society that celebrates youth. She has different priorities now, and even in her more mature age, she STILL sings about those similar ideas

She will not be able to top 21. "Hello" was a moment for the culture but that's about it.

This. To me, this explains why BTD is such a unique part of her discography. She never returned to the sound because it wasn't entirely 100% her choice. She approved it certainly, but I assume that production style pushed her out of her comfort zone and she never wanted to revisit that style. Edit: I hear a lot of AKA Lizzy Grant in Ocean Boulevard. So, I feel like she's come full circle and BTD was its own island of tracks.

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