past the bushes

its about us

i don't see a lot of Jump appreciation, it's a catchy and funny song and one of my personal favorites from AKA.
besides in the video there's some clips that clearly are an inspiration for West Coast's video!
it's always cool to see how she translates her pre-Lana work into her latest stuff.

This 15 minites stuff is bs. You can infect someone/get infected within 2 seconds. The virus won't wait for 15 minutes to reach you.
Stop trying to make excuses for her

I like NFR but out of all Lana's work did it really have to be the most critically acclaimed?
Having the general public not appreciating her other stuff that much (besides BTD) feels like such a let down imo.

It's probably a good thing that we can never find two users with the exact same opinions because that means Lana's music is always making someone happy right? 

Okay! Since we started with unpopular album opinions here are some of mine:
 
BTD: Blue Jeans is very hyped, still a great song though.
Without You should've been in the standard edition and it would've been a better single than Blue Jeans was.
Diet Mountain Dew feels like it belongs to AKA and so does Lolita, good songs but I don't see how they fit in with the rest of the album.
 
Paradise: a masterpiece, she could take a break from albums and still release EPs from time to time because this one is one of her most cohesive releases she has put out there 

The taste this list exudes 
 
 
~album unpopular opinions~
 
BtD: I don’t rly like the album version of million dollar man, the production does weird things to her voice in it. 
Paradise: cola has never moved me and I never really listen to it voluntarily
UV: Sometimes I still get confused between sad girl and pretty when I cry. The fact they are right next to each other on the tracklist bothers me. 
HM: I actually really like her version of please don’t let me be misunderstood. She’s cute. 
LfL: I don’t seem to dislike it as much as everyone else. I get that it’s not her most cohesive artistic statement but it has some damn good songs on it. Love, 13 Beaches, Summer Bummer, Groupie Love, Heroin, God Bless..., Get Free. The strength those songs have. 
NFR: I love her vocals. Her whispery high voice is so beautiful to me. The last few lines of hope are so stunning. 
COCC: unpopular opinion but I hate how it doesn’t exist 
 
 

Off the top of my head: Off To The Races, Ride, West Coast, Shades of Cool, Brooklyn Baby, Terrence Loves You, The Blackest Day, Heroin, Get Free, Venice Bitch.

I like NFR but out of all Lana's work did it really have to be the most critically acclaimed?
Having the general public not appreciating her other stuff that much (besides BTD) feels like such a let down imo.

I like NFR but out of all Lana's work did it really have to be the most critically acclaimed?
Having the general public not appreciating her other stuff that much (besides BTD) feels like such a let down imo.

i don't see a lot of Jump appreciation, it's a catchy and funny song and one of my personal favorites from AKA.
besides in the video there's some clips that clearly are an inspiration for West Coast's video!
it's always cool to see how she translates her pre-Lana work into her latest stuff.

it definitely has way more open space, sonically, than anything else on UV– and i love all the stillness in the song, it helps hold the tension imo. but yeah i def hear u re: not fitting in with the UV sound.

I like NFR but out of all Lana's work did it really have to be the most critically acclaimed?
Having the general public not appreciating her other stuff that much (besides BTD) feels like such a let down imo.

I absolutely prefer the album version of How To Disappear, not only is obviously more polished but it has some lo-fi elements production-wise, matching well with Love song's instrumentation.
Also if we had the piano version on the album y'all would be complaining about too many piano ballads 

I like NFR but out of all Lana's work did it really have to be the most critically acclaimed?
Having the general public not appreciating her other stuff that much (besides BTD) feels like such a let down imo.

I like NFR but out of all Lana's work did it really have to be the most critically acclaimed?
Having the general public not appreciating her other stuff that much (besides BTD) feels like such a let down imo.

It's a nice song and I don't think it's repetitive like some say it is (it's actually hard for me to find a Lana song I don't like) but it really feels like so many outtakes could use its place in the album.
Also with how big of a sound all of UV had it kinda feels like it's missing something?

I like NFR but out of all Lana's work did it really have to be the most critically acclaimed?
Having the general public not appreciating her other stuff that much (besides BTD) feels like such a let down imo.

I like NFR but out of all Lana's work did it really have to be the most critically acclaimed?
Having the general public not appreciating her other stuff that much (besides BTD) feels like such a let down imo.

I like NFR but out of all Lana's work did it really have to be the most critically acclaimed?
Having the general public not appreciating her other stuff that much (besides BTD) feels like such a let down imo.

Norman fucking Rockwell (song) is beautiful <3

Maybe erase Guns And Roses from existence?
I feel like you could put Flipside in it's place and maybe add Fine China where Flipside originally is? Would feel a lot more cohesive having Is This Happiness and a song similar to it next.

fr 
 

it always bored me to tears and then JUST hit for me this year– sometimes a song takes its time revealing its power to you and all you can do is wait. it may never happen and that's also fine!

i feel like the general consensus is that stevie nicks ruined BPBP, but for me, she's the single reason i listen to that song. when her vocals kick in along with the drum beat it's like heaven, and hearing both her and lana sing together is gorgeous. also i love the lyric "my heart is soft, my past is rough"