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Gaga - Brooklyn Nights and Partynauseous (scrap Fashion and Jewels N Drugs), No Way and Freakshow (scrap Retro Dance Freak and The Fame) Lana - lol Demi - Secret and Besame Mucho (scrap Sorry Not Sorry - Acoustic and Ready For Ya) Allie X - Sculpture (scrap Lifted) and Bad Man (scrap Devil I Know) Madonna - Goodbye to Innocence (scrap Why's It So Hard), I Can't Forget (scrap One More Chance), If You Go Away (scrap Hey You) and Never Let Me Go (scrap Autotune Baby) Radiohead - Cut a Hole (scrap Bloom)

Lasso - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll

(here we go)

Angels of death, past life When was the last time you gave a middle finger to someone?

When we get Fine China (Rick Nowels version) through Lana herself on Lasso and the people hoarding it for years will have to face the fact that all they've been cruely teasing and keeping for themselves all this time is now nothing but some worthless crappy quality unmastered mp3.

Omgggg congratulationgs kingggg!!

Page 666 - Lizzy Grant > Lana Del Rey >>>>> May Jailer

Nectar vs 80s baby

Falling is my fave from her (I also really like The Nightingale, Floating, Rockin' Back Inside My Heart)

PSB vs Bad Disease

SERVANTIS A PERICULUM SERVANTIS A MALEFICUM Whisper is such a slay, both lyrics and vocals and melody and instrumental and ofc the fucking choir in the end, so iconic

UV 1. Ultraviolence 2. Black Beauty 3. Shades of Cool 4. Brooklyn Baby 5. West Coast 6. Sad Girl 7. Earthquakes (Rock Version) 8. Is This Happiness 9. Wait for Life 10. Pretty When You Cry 11. Old Money 12. Your Girl 13. Heart Shaped Box 14. Cruel World 15. Flipside

This 100%

To me, A&W, Candy Necklace, Zodiac and the interludes belong to the same chapter/soundscape. The sequence is 1. American Whore/Jimmy 2. Judah Smith Interlude 3. Candy Necklace (and/or Zodiac) 4. Jon Baptiste Interlude While they're (Zodiac and CN) different enough songs, they still share some similarities, the eerieness, the darkness, the references, they're jazz/classical influenced piano ballads, they do belong together on the same hypothetical record, but the thing with OB is that it's an album that is divided both thematically and sonically almost in a cinematic/theatral way (acts), each chapter has its sound and themes and they effectively work together because every song is there for a reason (even the pop stuff in the end serves their own purpose) and no chapter overstays its welcome. Putting Zodiac and Candy Necklace back to back on the album would sound very repetitive and just wouldn't add that much cause many of the themes in Zodiac are already touched on by other tracks (A&W, JS interlude, Fingertips). So that's why I think replacing Zodiac with Candy Necklace was the right move, even if I love it and would love if Lana found a way to get it officially released (either in a deluxe or standalone or in a new record). I have a hard time trying to figure out a way in which those sessions could've resulted in one single masterpiece album. The songs are just that good and they are very diverse. To me, Paradise-Tropico-UV were her creative peak pre-2018. However, the way the songs got released, the albums that ended up being is where the problems is to me. There are so many concepts, looking back at those songs, it feels like the whole thing was a materialized brainstorming. You have Christian inspired baroque pop, Laurel Canyon singer songwriter folk stuff, soft alternative rock, heavier alternative rock, alternative pop, piano ballads... the material is so big and heterogenic that she could've easily made 3-4 different albums with different vibes and sounds and aesthetics at the time. It's just so fascinating. I hope one day we finally get all the demos and outtakes so I can make my own ideal Lana Del Rey albums with the songs.

Sweet x Sugary Sweet

To me, HM is the best album when it comes to the final cut/song selection. Out of all the songs made before and during the album sessions, she really picked not the best but the ones that both actually worked for the album's concept, were individually great and added something to the narrative/flow/worldbuilding. So every scrap was worth it. Also, replacing Zodiac with Candy Necklace was the right choice. I love Zodiac but Candy Necklace showed a new side of the album and even if she kept both, Zodiac would've ended up as a filler.

Edward Scissorhands vs Sleepy Hollow

Earthquakes: just say you're my baby/I'm feeling tired and I think I'm done, yeah Pink Champaigne: let me love you like a baby/I got tired of America Fine China and Dark City (we have the lyrics)

Sittin' on the sofa, feelin' super suicidal Hate to say the word, but, baby, hand on the Bible, I do Feel like it's you, the one who's bringin' me down Vs Sitting on your sofa while your mom is outta town

Never When was the last time you farted?

Do you guys know anything similar to Abracadabra? Yk, the dark electronic vibes, agressive unhinged vocals (Partynauseous also fits the bill but is not really creepy or dark), overall weird/creepy factor...

American Beauty vs The Dreamers

Watch it be 1. The Mirror/A&W 2. Bartender/Candy Necklace 3. Tough 4. Off to the Races/Doin Time 5. Cherry 6. Pretty When You Cry 7. Chemtrails/Wild at Heart 8. New song snippet 9. Breaking Up Slowly 10. Prettiest Girls in Country Music 11. Born to Die/Blue Jeans/Wicked Game 12. Summertime Sadness 13. Young and Beautiful 14. Ride 15. Video Games 16. Take Me Home Country Roads

This songs is so "driving across the city with the windows down on a Sunday afternoon" to me. It's peaceful and dreamy.

I love how invested she is with the promo for this album (the remixes, social media, posting demos, teasing songs). Do you guys think she's including Our Lady of Sorrow on the deluxe? Hope it's like Cape God deluxe with 5+ new songs. We already know Bon Voyage (btw the studio snippet she posted sounds better than the live version to me). Manifesting Set Yourself on Fire, Stranger and Bad Man too.