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Let's be modest: no more than one or two more singles from BB and a music video. Maybe a few Tiktok trends with her music.

Don't take me too seriously, I just like everything she releases *g*.

Hopefully L4L was her last bridge, Chemtrails her last country album and BB her last mix of piano ballads and unreleased stuff. From now on please only bombastic albums in style of NFR with hyper new coherent sound!

Honeymoon vs 24

Lana's music is good for cleansing my soul. It pulls all the evil out of me and gives me back inner peace and satisfaction.

Her entire discography feels like it was made not in ten years, but in fifty, with a decade between each successive album.

It is very likely that influencers are paid for setting such trends. So the question is, why is Lana's team promoting this song in this way now?

What's going on here? BB is back on the iTunes charts in some countries. https://kworb.net/itunes/artist/lanadelrey.html

I love to be in balance I hate being helpless

Text Book 17 Blue Banisters 15 Arcadia 8 (+1) The Trio - Interlude 8 Black Bathing Suit 21 If You Lie Down With Me 21 Beautiful 4 Violets for Roses 13 Dealer 15 Thunder 18 Wildflower Wildfire 24 Nectar of the Gods 22 (-1) Living Legend 15 Cherry Blossom 7 Sweet Carolina 16

history (of anything)

Kill Kill - 22 Oh Say Can You See - 23 Mermaid Motel - 33 Pawn Shop Blues - 20 (+1) Yayo - 32 (-1)

This album is kind of her best in the way that you can put the CD on your car radio when you're traveling with your family without doing anything wrong.

Of course, Blizzard

best Christmas song on each album: BTD: Lucky Ones Paradise: Bel Air UV: Shades Of Cool Honeymoon: Religion LFL: Beautiful People Beautiful Problems NFR: Cinnamon Girl Chemtrails: Tulsa Jesus Freak BB: Cherry Blossom

Brentwood Market Boy Tears Lost Girl Elvis & Marilyn Be My Man I Like The Dark Side I Wanna Die Candle In The Wind Santa Monica Love Letter Cocaine I Want A Boyfriend Wild And Free Hot Like Fire Summer Dress Running With The Wolves (By the way, how funny to read the beginning of this thread eight years later)

I wonder if Kill Bill has a special meaning for Lana. Not only the similarity of the name of the song 'Kill Kill', but on Vol. 1 we also find Nancy Sinatra (Bang Bang) and the song 'Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood' she covered later, plus on Vol. 2 this song and her favorite Ennio Morricone.

I'm surprised how closely she sounds like Lizzy/Lana in some of her songs:

I think she wanted to look traditional like a country girl. I have also the first video snippet with the cowboy in my mind. It's not a country album, but the music also seems to be very traditionally oriented: piano ballads, mainly vocals, some guitar, trumpets and strings, not much beats. It's a rejection of modern music as currently found in the charts, an escape into the past.

I still have the picture with the vespa posted by Father John Misty in my mind. The album could be set somewhere in the 1950s/1960s. The glorification of the American past. Some unreleased songs like 1949, Hollywood or JDK could fit in well. We know she's still interested in Marilyn and the era (ASC album).

Nominating all Lana fans for Best Taste.

As long as Lana doesn't post weekly car selfies, the era hasn't started yet.

You'll Never Walk Alone The first time I listened I was put off by her high voice, but now I think her singing is top notch. The choir singing in the second half is a good addition, altogether the song is a masterpiece.