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I keep having to remind myself they couldn’t do much with the hair because otherwise those gorgeous veils wouldn’t have worked and the veils are an obvious must have. 

It was so sweet when he took the time to thank Blake and Byron <3 and the whole rest of the stage. Introducing your band members AT COACHELLA and not just a random stop on tour is why Lana is so special. Like she is not the problem. That much I can tell ya. 

I keep having to remind myself they couldn’t do much with the hair because otherwise those gorgeous veils wouldn’t have worked and the veils are an obvious must have. 

Ohh radioheads guitarist is named jonny thats interesting. On twitter someone suggested John Janick who works at her label although I think she’s always had nice things to say about him. FJM also goes by Josh irl not John/Johnny

I keep having to remind myself they couldn’t do much with the hair because otherwise those gorgeous veils wouldn’t have worked and the veils are an obvious must have. 

–she sounded GREAT this weekend, i figured she would
–i much prefered last week's look, both hairstyle and outfit color, but loved the cowgirl outfit change– lasso is coming!!
–WHY even play west coast if you're not going to sing it????
–hope performance was beautiful as per usual
–i continue to fucking hate the choreo so much
–camila was...she has great stage presence i will give her that...lana saying she's one of her fav singers/fav songs is SO lol
 
all in all a huge career moment for lana to headline, no one else is doing it like her even if her version of doing it is idiosyncratic and confusing sometimes. loved the women who run with the wolves outro on hope and the neil young cover in beginning, this set really felt like a capital-s Statement.

exactly why i wasn’t mad it didn’t exceed my expectations.
i just know she has some good concepts stored in her purse 

i need her to give whatever energy she had during 2013 when creating the TROPICO film.
 
Interscope needs to approve a budget this era. meaning I want music videos shot on film, cover art by nadie lee cohen (neil can take her usual promo pictures but he needs to sit out for the cover), short one/two word track titles that are capitalized, A CONCEPTTTTT.
 
i need a 12-15 track album with transitions…
 
concept wise, she has yet to touch Honeymoon. her most cohesive project next to NFR (in terms of sound)

oh AND she needs to bring the album trailers back

i could definitely see this being a dig at the media thinking they can make things up, like for instance how many times they randomly have said shes engaged

my sleep deprived addition: Neil Young’s song is essentially about musicians fearing fading away and having to fight that, and how fame can come and go so easily. It references so many artists who lived fast and died young, and burn out/fade way was quoted in Kurt’s suicide note. It’s very much a sister song to Did you know… I think it definitely corresponds with the hope ending looking like a funeral. 
https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/neil-young-song-about-johnny-rotten/ this is an article i like about it and there’s more reading you can do on the meaning. it’s not as cunt as jealous girl but understanding the message to this song is integral to her whole setlist i think. I’m too sleep deprived to really get into it but like!!! 

I can only make out one of the books (thanks to reubengotto posting it on his story) from hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have but i have it. 
 
The Proud Highway: Saga of a Desperate Southern Gentleman by Hunter S. Thompson
- He was a major figure in the counterculture movement and created Gonzo journalism, in which the journalist becomes the central figure in the story and essentially blurs fact and fiction. Thompson is known for his substance abuse and other destructive behaviors. He also sexually assaulted at least one woman.
 
i’m doing this little analysis but watch it turn out that it was just a random book they had packed to read on the trip down. 

Don't forget 'Is This Happiness'
which is one of the funniest putdowns ever in a song, at least until 'Your poetry's bad and you blame the news'.

my sleep deprived addition: Neil Young’s song is essentially about musicians fearing fading away and having to fight that, and how fame can come and go so easily. It references so many artists who lived fast and died young, and burn out/fade way was quoted in Kurt’s suicide note. It’s very much a sister song to Did you know… I think it definitely corresponds with the hope ending looking like a funeral. 
https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/neil-young-song-about-johnny-rotten/ this is an article i like about it and there’s more reading you can do on the meaning. it’s not as cunt as jealous girl but understanding the message to this song is integral to her whole setlist i think. I’m too sleep deprived to really get into it but like!!! 

I can only make out one of the books (thanks to reubengotto posting it on his story) from hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have but i have it. 
 
The Proud Highway: Saga of a Desperate Southern Gentleman by Hunter S. Thompson
- He was a major figure in the counterculture movement and created Gonzo journalism, in which the journalist becomes the central figure in the story and essentially blurs fact and fiction. Thompson is known for his substance abuse and other destructive behaviors. He also sexually assaulted at least one woman.
 
i’m doing this little analysis but watch it turn out that it was just a random book they had packed to read on the trip down. 

my sleep deprived addition: Neil Young’s song is essentially about musicians fearing fading away and having to fight that, and how fame can come and go so easily. It references so many artists who lived fast and died young, and burn out/fade way was quoted in Kurt’s suicide note. It’s very much a sister song to Did you know… I think it definitely corresponds with the hope ending looking like a funeral. 
https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/neil-young-song-about-johnny-rotten/ this is an article i like about it and there’s more reading you can do on the meaning. it’s not as cunt as jealous girl but understanding the message to this song is integral to her whole setlist i think. I’m too sleep deprived to really get into it but like!!! 

my sleep deprived addition: Neil Young’s song is essentially about musicians fearing fading away and having to fight that, and how fame can come and go so easily. It references so many artists who lived fast and died young, and burn out/fade way was quoted in Kurt’s suicide note. It’s very much a sister song to Did you know… I think it definitely corresponds with the hope ending looking like a funeral. 
https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/neil-young-song-about-johnny-rotten/ this is an article i like about it and there’s more reading you can do on the meaning. it’s not as cunt as jealous girl but understanding the message to this song is integral to her whole setlist i think. I’m too sleep deprived to really get into it but like!!! 

my sleep deprived addition: Neil Young’s song is essentially about musicians fearing fading away and having to fight that, and how fame can come and go so easily. It references so many artists who lived fast and died young, and burn out/fade way was quoted in Kurt’s suicide note. It’s very much a sister song to Did you know… I think it definitely corresponds with the hope ending looking like a funeral. 
https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/neil-young-song-about-johnny-rotten/ this is an article i like about it and there’s more reading you can do on the meaning. it’s not as cunt as jealous girl but understanding the message to this song is integral to her whole setlist i think. I’m too sleep deprived to really get into it but like!!! 

my sleep deprived addition: Neil Young’s song is essentially about musicians fearing fading away and having to fight that, and how fame can come and go so easily. It references so many artists who lived fast and died young, and burn out/fade way was quoted in Kurt’s suicide note. It’s very much a sister song to Did you know… I think it definitely corresponds with the hope ending looking like a funeral. 
https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/neil-young-song-about-johnny-rotten/ this is an article i like about it and there’s more reading you can do on the meaning. it’s not as cunt as jealous girl but understanding the message to this song is integral to her whole setlist i think. I’m too sleep deprived to really get into it but like!!! 

I really like this interpretation. Not that she she necessarily has a clear vision of things to come for her next albums, but there is a sorta pattern so far, in her discography: she has two major landmarks, two albums that defined the American culture or read that said culture : Born to Die and Norman Fucking Rockwell. Norman was preceded by the «transition album », an album for her troubled times. Ocean Blvd is also a transition album, one that helped her grieve. See where I’m going with this? Lasso could be her third Best American Record. 

I can only make out one of the books (thanks to reubengotto posting it on his story) from hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have but i have it. 
 
The Proud Highway: Saga of a Desperate Southern Gentleman by Hunter S. Thompson
- He was a major figure in the counterculture movement and created Gonzo journalism, in which the journalist becomes the central figure in the story and essentially blurs fact and fiction. Thompson is known for his substance abuse and other destructive behaviors. He also sexually assaulted at least one woman.
 
i’m doing this little analysis but watch it turn out that it was just a random book they had packed to read on the trip down. 

Ok in get free she says “out of the black into the blue” like it’s a positive thing. Like she’s becoming happier. But during Coachella she literally goes from blue to black in outfit changes meaning a return to her darker mindset. The intro song (My My, Hey Hey-Neil Diamond) also says “out of the blue into the black” and talks about basically going hard instead of fizzling out. The hologram cage interlude talked about women being mothers or virgins and how those are the only acceptable choices in society. But then goes on to talk about sensuality and creativity and not being caged by just the two choices of virgin or mother. She’s mused a lot about motherhood especially in Ocean Blvd and I think this could all point to her giving up having kids and just focusing on her career, her art. Also the ending where she’s carried out felt like a funeral instead of the usual psych ward vibe, then she’s almost reborn into a new era that is just for her. Of course this could all just me being tired af and unhinged. 
 
Someone else that’s better an analyzing this stuff chime in! Lol

Yes  (and yes to everyone asking, I will add an emote of Lana on the pole lol)

it’s iconic in a way i can’t explain.. it is the funniest thing that lanas ever done
 
also her mic was ONNN! today and she did even more pole with candy necklace today 

Oh nice I wonder if we'll ever get a performance with FJM though, I think it would be really special. Not sure who Camilla is even after googling her, I never heard fifth harmony idc for pop music so that's probably not gonna do anything for me. Were there any mic issues this time? Did she do the pole dance during Candy Necklace again? What was playing as an outro while the hologram was there?