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141. She wants the Brite Lights.

Yeah, I think so... Do you own a copy of Lolita?

Old Money vs. Cola

Does this remind anyone else of Behind Closed Doors?

This one is so underrated.

You can really feel Old Money in it, though.

Florida Kilos has the feel of an unreleased song, in my opinion.

-()()()- I was writing a story. This is my page break thingy.

Icy water. And ice cubes. God, mine is kinda boring...

Lana's such a creative genius. God, Florida Kilos is just a masterpiece within itself.

Hmm...maybe it's a cherry cola with a slice of lime in it?

And Yayo. Lana's songs can be deceptively happy and glamourous, but when you really look into them... And this song has me wanting a cherry cola lime. Do they exist? I missed the big trip to Atlanta to see the Coca-Cola factory.

I don't love it, but I don't hate it. It's just kind of...there. Shades of Cool was fantastic, as was West Coast, and I hope she'll do something big for Brooklyn Baby and Old Money. Maybe something Video Games-esque?

This Is What Makes Us Girls vs. Hit and Run

If there is an EP for Ultraviolence, it should have something to do with the book.

The reason I think it really IS Lana is because of For K. On the AKA album, there's 'For K Part 2'...and K seems to have influenced a lot of Lana's songs.

I checked, and I don't think there's a thread for this, so this one's for the May Jailer era music. Sirens and the other albums need more appreciation.

Fun dance songs are Hit and Run, Go Go Dancer, and Off to the Races.

I wish we had more of May Jailer.

Why does everyone hate Dark Paradise? Just curious.

I live in the Deep South, and the remix of Summertime Sadness was big last summer ('13) and I usually have to clarify when I tell people I love her. I have a few friends who love her as well. My parents wouldn't ever listen to her and my siblings can't appreciate the beauty of her songs.

I usually skip over most of the BtD singles. The ones I like on that album (TIWMUG, Carmen, DMD, Million Dolllar Man, etc. and the bonus tracks) aren't singles.

I've cried during Dark Paradise and Video Games. When I first heard the remastered version of Black Beauty, I teared up. But Pawn Shop Blues and Hollywood both kind of have a melancholy feel to them.

A Star for Nick - May Jailer