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Dealer now her most popular song on Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/artist/00FQb4jTyendYWaN8pK0wa

Dealer now her most popular song on Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/artist/00FQb4jTyendYWaN8pK0wa

Dealer now her most popular song on Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/artist/00FQb4jTyendYWaN8pK0wa

Dealer now her most popular song on Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/artist/00FQb4jTyendYWaN8pK0wa

Stream dealer!

Why did BB score less than NFR? I feel like they are on the same level. 
 
their interests really made stacks out of it for us.. 

Dealer now her most popular song on Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/artist/00FQb4jTyendYWaN8pK0wa

i watch these two ladies  
 
 
 

I don’t know what it is about Stargirl Interlude, but it’s just so entrancing, addictive, and top tier for me. I feel like it really stands out in Lana’s entire catalog which is impressive given she has hundreds and hundreds of released and unreleased songs. I have a really big attachment to it, and it deserves more recognition. 

I was so shocked when I found out it wasn't like, common knowledge.
It's such marvel of a song and it always makes me sentimental 

Okay after listening to this album at least 20 times, i can firmly say that this is clearly not her strongest album. The songs are amazing and it’s cohesive but i think the issue is the tracklist.  i think cherry blossom should’ve been somewhere else in the tracklist because it’s honestly not easy to listen to after living legend. living legend is pretty slow and i’d expect something else coming after it but it’s another song that starts with piano and it’s in the same key, which just isnt my favorite. it’s in no way on ultraviolence tier. chemtrails on the other hand was amazing, almost perfect minus the collabs, which i will forever erase off my library. chemtrails was a cultural reset but blue banisters couldn’t possibly live up to its legacy. 

It sounds a bit unpopular, but I would like to see an album like COCC with a clear concept, only a few (ten or eleven) mostly unknown new songs and a total length of no more than 50 minutes. The highest rated albums by other artists are only between 40 and 50 minutes long, so the album better not be overloaded. If it contains some leaked well-known songs, they should have a very impressive reworking, like Thunder.
 

Honestly, she has a discography that is so big and so diverse that it's hard to only make one single album.

Thanks, Niko. Another member also pointed out 'Mr. Brightside' in 'Thunder,' but I'd consider both bands 'alternative,' and not from the so-called classic rock era, which I guess would span from 1962 through 1979 or 1980. Determining that is difficult, with the rise of Punk in America and England about 1975-1976, which eventually morphed briefly into New Wave, which was a short but exciting time in popular music. 
 
We do know Lana is a Nirvana fan, so we can start looking for post-classic rock era references as well. 
 
And since she's covering the 'American songbook,' we may start to see references to songs from the 1920s-1960s. 

I love the way she says “And don’t say you’re over me “ in iyldwm 
this song deserves a video , didn’t she say that she was thinking of making one? 

Let's make some Dark Side of the Moon, NFR, Led Zeppelin IV, Ok Computer, Solar Power level stuff. You can also choose alternate versions/demos and make production/lyrical changes.

For me, it's one of the catchiest and most repeatable songs on the album. I can listen to it over and over again without wanting to get rid of it (and I've listened to NFR several dozen times).

For me, it's one of the catchiest and most repeatable songs on the album. I can listen to it over and over again without wanting to get rid of it (and I've listened to NFR several dozen times).

also ‘Lithium’ while referring to the drug, could also be a reference to the Nirvana song..not sure if you classify Nirvana as classic rock though 

It's probably been subsequently noted, but a week or so ago I said there were no classic rock era lyrical references on BB, but I was wrong. 'Comfortably numb' of course is a direct Pink Floyd 'The Wall' reference, one I should have picked up on when the 3 singles were released. This is how to do it right. Have it genuinely mean something within the context of the song and not just be a throw-away line. 

now that's more like it  

*one day before I made a playlist of that era and became an obsessed fan* #lizzygrantsupremacy

another reaction video, late but nice
 

it took over an hour to export but i wanted to post the gatefold design without all the weird stuff too cause aka videos are just that iconic