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  1. I’m so glad even one person enjoyed the quiz :)

    If anyone has ideas for another quiz (or would like to see the ones below), please let me know! 
     

    Here are some ideas I have floating around:

     

    Which 2 tracks from Lana Del Rey’s Honeymoon are you?

     

    Which Lana Del Rey songs tell the story of your life?

     

    Which 2 songs from Lana Del Rey’s Honeymoon and Ultraviolence are you?

     

    Which song covered by Lana Del Rey are you?


  2. Also I shouldn’t be embarrassed to admit this but I actually cried listening to the title track & I never do, much less with a song I don’t identify a ton with???

     

    Maybe it’s just end-of-the-semester stress, but the song is just so raw. The vulnerability is palpable, and comparing herself to a forgotten tunnel in a world where millions feel they understand her is heartbreaking, really. It almost has an existential undertone like that of Landslide as well. 
     

    It really goes to show how much she’s grown as an artist by being able to move people with fairly obscure, highly individualized life experiences in a—by many current literary standards—successful poetic fashion. 
     

    I genuinely believe she’s making the music that fulfills her, and it’s really inspiring seeing how her old covers of tracks like Chelsea Hotel No. 2, Goodbye Kiss, etc. are reflected in her music today.


  3. I don’t know if this makes sense to anyone else (or if it’s been mentioned already), but I almost feel like TUOB is probably the MAC of the record, and I think that has really neat implications for the rest of LDR9. 
     

    In my opinion, they both have a very timeless quality and include vulnerable declarations about her inner self and personal commitments. Though I never got a ton of replay from MAC, I still think it’s a lovely song with gorgeous lyrics with an almost spiritual undertone.
     

    Neither songs feel particularly showy to me, yet they don’t really need to be—they feel like conversations that come from a quiet, yearning place, and I think the production suits this spiritual quality. 
     

    I don’t see myself returning to the title track a ton, but that’s mostly because it doesn’t resonate with me currently despite me thinking it’s some of her best lyricism. Although I was hoping for a noticeable change sonically for this song specifically (just a personal preference tbh), I still think it’s one of her best in a while! 


  4. Does anyone have book recommendations for me?


    -I like high fantasy books that at are really immersive and have a magic element—the longer the better! I’m not a huge fan of super dark themes, though :( 

     

    -I really enjoy more psychologically and emotionally relevant books as well (The Bell Jar, Girl Interrupted, etc.)

     

    I love a good poetry collection too. However, I’m open to other suggestions as well!

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