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It seems almost unbelievable to me that this album exists, yet at the same time I can't recall a time in which it didn't. It's all so surreal, as if Ultraviolence has always existed, transcending time and space and this angel had to grow a new heart to channel her way through the dark nooks of the soul for those who were lucky enough to happen to be there to bear witness. All my experiences before this album are imbued with it, all my future recollections will be bathed in it. It echoes the chronic emptiness and disillusionment "the flesh is heir to", yet never hopeless, always holding onto the image of "cherries in the spring", the "magnificence" of it all if we could only give up on our used-up prosthetic eye through which too much beauty goes unnoticed. This album, to me, is a lament to the beauty of the existence and the burden and the ensuing loneliness you find yourself to be laden with when you are the only one to see it all, the beauty, the sun and ocean blue. But what is to see, when it can't be shared in the way you like it to? It's limiting, depressing and violent. But she still goes on. Dancing the night away.
 
Sorry, I get very emotional over this particular masterpiece.
Edit: I originally wrote this entry on @Ultra Violet 's blog on UV since I wanted it to be on this thread, too. Hope that's okay.
 

1. Hole - Best Sunday Dress
2. Lush - Kiss Chase
3. Wolf Alice - Your Love's Whore
4. Hole - Northern Star
5. Porcupine Tree - Sentimental
6. Pink Floyd - Cirrus Minor
7. Elliott Smith - Son of Sam
8. Alexandra Savior - Crying All The Time
9. Tamino - Cigar
10. Lana Del Rey - Ride
11. Father John Misty - I Love You, Honeybear
12. Barrie James - Mary
13. The Do - Dust It Off
14. Grimes - New Gods
15. Chris Cornell - Can't Change Me
16. Alan Parsons Project - Silence and I
17. Brazzaville - Bosphorus
18. Lana Del Rey - Wildflower Wildfire
19. Nirvana - Dumb
20. Andrew Bird - Sisyphus
21. Tori Amos - Leather
22. Fiona Apple - A Mistake
23. PJ Harvey - Plants & Rags
24. Alice In Chains - Nutshell
25. Jonathan Wilson - Mulholland Queen
26. Tom Waits - No One Knows I'm Gone
 
 

It seems almost unbelievable to me that this album exists, yet at the same time I can't recall a time in which it didn't. It's all so surreal, as if Ultraviolence has always existed, transcending time and space and this angel had to grow a new heart to channel her way through the dark nooks of the soul for those who were lucky enough to happen to be there to bear witness. All my experiences before this album are imbued with it, all my future recollections will be bathed in it. It echoes the chronic emptiness and disillusionment "the flesh is heir to", yet never hopeless, always holding onto the image of "cherries in the spring", the "magnificence" of it all if we could only give up on our used-up prosthetic eye through which too much beauty goes unnoticed. This album, to me, is a lament to the beauty of the existence and the burden and the ensuing loneliness you find yourself to be laden with when you are the only one to see it all, the beauty, the sun and ocean blue. But what is to see, when it can't be shared in the way you like it to? It's limiting, depressing and violent. But she still goes on. Dancing the night away.
 
Sorry, I get very emotional over this particular masterpiece.
Edit: I originally wrote this entry on @Ultra Violet 's blog on UV since I wanted it to be on this thread, too. Hope that's okay.
 

What would Jungian analysis reveal about the fact that you just came in here and made all this up?

Something will happen on her birthday.  perhaps she will announce the release of ldr 9.
 
  what do the stars actually say? could someone take an astrological look at lana's musical future

I am officially tired of waiting for that masterpiece! I need a summer hit album with Italian influence I NEED TO HAVE MY HOT CRYING SUMMER right now ! 

It seems almost unbelievable to me that this album exists, yet at the same time I can't recall a time in which it didn't. It's all so surreal, as if Ultraviolence has always existed, transcending time and space and this angel had to grow a new heart to channel her way through the dark nooks of the soul for those who were lucky enough to happen to be there to bear witness. All my experiences before this album are imbued with it, all my future recollections will be bathed in it. It echoes the chronic emptiness and disillusionment "the flesh is heir to", yet never hopeless, always holding onto the image of "cherries in the spring", the "magnificence" of it all if we could only give up on our used-up prosthetic eye through which too much beauty goes unnoticed. This album, to me, is a lament to the beauty of the existence and the burden and the ensuing loneliness you find yourself to be laden with when you are the only one to see it all, the beauty, the sun and ocean blue. But what is to see, when it can't be shared in the way you like it to? It's limiting, depressing and violent. But she still goes on. Dancing the night away.
 
Sorry, I get very emotional over this particular masterpiece.
Edit: I originally wrote this entry on @Ultra Violet 's blog on UV since I wanted it to be on this thread, too. Hope that's okay.
 

It seems almost unbelievable to me that this album exists, yet at the same time I can't recall a time in which it didn't. It's all so surreal, as if Ultraviolence has always existed, transcending time and space and this angel had to grow a new heart to channel her way through the dark nooks of the soul for those who were lucky enough to happen to be there to bear witness. All my experiences before this album are imbued with it, all my future recollections will be bathed in it. It echoes the chronic emptiness and disillusionment "the flesh is heir to", yet never hopeless, always holding onto the image of "cherries in the spring", the "magnificence" of it all if we could only give up on our used-up prosthetic eye through which too much beauty goes unnoticed. This album, to me, is a lament to the beauty of the existence and the burden and the ensuing loneliness you find yourself to be laden with when you are the only one to see it all, the beauty, the sun and ocean blue. But what is to see, when it can't be shared in the way you like it to? It's limiting, depressing and violent. But she still goes on. Dancing the night away.
 
Sorry, I get very emotional over this particular masterpiece.
Edit: I originally wrote this entry on @Ultra Violet 's blog on UV since I wanted it to be on this thread, too. Hope that's okay.
 

Of course! This needs to be here on this thread too, for sure <3
 

It seems almost unbelievable to me that this album exists, yet at the same time I can't recall a time in which it didn't. It's all so surreal, as if Ultraviolence has always existed, transcending time and space and this angel had to grow a new heart to channel her way through the dark nooks of the soul for those who were lucky enough to happen to be there to bear witness. All my experiences before this album are imbued with it, all my future recollections will be bathed in it. It echoes the chronic emptiness and disillusionment "the flesh is heir to", yet never hopeless, always holding onto the image of "cherries in the spring", the "magnificence" of it all if we could only give up on our used-up prosthetic eye through which too much beauty goes unnoticed. This album, to me, is a lament to the beauty of the existence and the burden and the ensuing loneliness you find yourself to be laden with when you are the only one to see it all, the beauty, the sun and ocean blue. But what is to see, when it can't be shared in the way you like it to? It's limiting, depressing and violent. But she still goes on. Dancing the night away.
 
Sorry, I get very emotional over this particular masterpiece.
Edit: I originally wrote this entry on @Ultra Violet 's blog on UV since I wanted it to be on this thread, too. Hope that's okay.
 

I did a blog post here, putting the timeline together of this albums creation.
I put pictures in wherever I could, like studio photos, etc. Also links to some of the interviews. I'd love to go back and keep updating whenever I come across more info.
 
 

1. Hole - Best Sunday Dress
2. Lush - Kiss Chase
3. Wolf Alice - Your Love's Whore
4. Hole - Northern Star
5. Porcupine Tree - Sentimental
6. Pink Floyd - Cirrus Minor
7. Elliott Smith - Son of Sam
8. Alexandra Savior - Crying All The Time
9. Tamino - Cigar
10. Lana Del Rey - Ride
11. Father John Misty - I Love You, Honeybear
12. Barrie James - Mary
13. The Do - Dust It Off
14. Grimes - New Gods
15. Chris Cornell - Can't Change Me
16. Alan Parsons Project - Silence and I
17. Brazzaville - Bosphorus
18. Lana Del Rey - Wildflower Wildfire
19. Nirvana - Dumb
20. Andrew Bird - Sisyphus
21. Tori Amos - Leather
22. Fiona Apple - A Mistake
23. PJ Harvey - Plants & Rags
24. Alice In Chains - Nutshell
25. Jonathan Wilson - Mulholland Queen
26. Tom Waits - No One Knows I'm Gone
 
 

I love this! 

You're such a sweetheart. Thank you 

1. Hole - Best Sunday Dress
2. Lush - Kiss Chase
3. Wolf Alice - Your Love's Whore
4. Hole - Northern Star
5. Porcupine Tree - Sentimental
6. Pink Floyd - Cirrus Minor
7. Elliott Smith - Son of Sam
8. Alexandra Savior - Crying All The Time
9. Tamino - Cigar
10. Lana Del Rey - Ride
11. Father John Misty - I Love You, Honeybear
12. Barrie James - Mary
13. The Do - Dust It Off
14. Grimes - New Gods
15. Chris Cornell - Can't Change Me
16. Alan Parsons Project - Silence and I
17. Brazzaville - Bosphorus
18. Lana Del Rey - Wildflower Wildfire
19. Nirvana - Dumb
20. Andrew Bird - Sisyphus
21. Tori Amos - Leather
22. Fiona Apple - A Mistake
23. PJ Harvey - Plants & Rags
24. Alice In Chains - Nutshell
25. Jonathan Wilson - Mulholland Queen
26. Tom Waits - No One Knows I'm Gone
 
 

1. Hole - Best Sunday Dress
2. Lush - Kiss Chase
3. Wolf Alice - Your Love's Whore
4. Hole - Northern Star
5. Porcupine Tree - Sentimental
6. Pink Floyd - Cirrus Minor
7. Elliott Smith - Son of Sam
8. Alexandra Savior - Crying All The Time
9. Tamino - Cigar
10. Lana Del Rey - Ride
11. Father John Misty - I Love You, Honeybear
12. Barrie James - Mary
13. The Do - Dust It Off
14. Grimes - New Gods
15. Chris Cornell - Can't Change Me
16. Alan Parsons Project - Silence and I
17. Brazzaville - Bosphorus
18. Lana Del Rey - Wildflower Wildfire
19. Nirvana - Dumb
20. Andrew Bird - Sisyphus
21. Tori Amos - Leather
22. Fiona Apple - A Mistake
23. PJ Harvey - Plants & Rags
24. Alice In Chains - Nutshell
25. Jonathan Wilson - Mulholland Queen
26. Tom Waits - No One Knows I'm Gone
 
 

I love this! 

I narrowed it down the 20 songs, but here's mine: 
1. Heroin by Lana Del Rey (obviously lol)
2. Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God) by Kate Bush
3. Like A Tattoo by Sade
4. In My Bed by Amy Winehouse
5. I Want You To Love Me by Fiona Apple
6. Lilac Wine by Jeff Buckley
7. Girl Of Constant Sorrow by Joan Baez
8. Tapestry by Carole King
9. Yayo (AKA version) by Lana Del Rey
10. Wicked Game by Chris Issak 
11. I Know by Fiona Apple
12. Right Down The Line by Gerry Rafferty
13. Rose Blood by Mazzy Star
14. Something In The Way by Nirvana
15. Love Songs on the Radio by Mojave 3
16. Twilight by Elliott Smith
17. Hello Rain by The Sofites
18. Francis Forever by Mitski
19.  Head Over Heels by Tears For Fears 
20. Halah by Mazzy Star
 

1. Hole - Best Sunday Dress
2. Lush - Kiss Chase
3. Wolf Alice - Your Love's Whore
4. Hole - Northern Star
5. Porcupine Tree - Sentimental
6. Pink Floyd - Cirrus Minor
7. Elliott Smith - Son of Sam
8. Alexandra Savior - Crying All The Time
9. Tamino - Cigar
10. Lana Del Rey - Ride
11. Father John Misty - I Love You, Honeybear
12. Barrie James - Mary
13. The Do - Dust It Off
14. Grimes - New Gods
15. Chris Cornell - Can't Change Me
16. Alan Parsons Project - Silence and I
17. Brazzaville - Bosphorus
18. Lana Del Rey - Wildflower Wildfire
19. Nirvana - Dumb
20. Andrew Bird - Sisyphus
21. Tori Amos - Leather
22. Fiona Apple - A Mistake
23. PJ Harvey - Plants & Rags
24. Alice In Chains - Nutshell
25. Jonathan Wilson - Mulholland Queen
26. Tom Waits - No One Knows I'm Gone
 
 

You're such a sweetheart. Thank you 

Ugh you have AMAZING taste in music  Alan Parsons Project, Alice in Chains, Hole, FJM, Lana, and of course so many more <3