bluechemtrails

omg what i can't wait to hear if they rerecorded it

The version we have has probally recorded in a basement... we will get the HD version for the first time 

im so happy with this, we won again

WE DID IT KIDS, WE REALLY DID IT!!!!!!!!!

i literally cant believe this is happening… n for lana to want riverside in her official discography says something

Official release on Barrie brand new album: Strange Desire 
 
https://www.resident-music.com/productdetails&product_id=83898

The video for the last NFR track ends at the same pool, which is seen in the title track, do you remember?
 
 
 

There's another thread for that:
http://lanaboards.com/topic/13099-what-songs-would-you-want-on-the-leaked-unreleased-compilation-album/page/3/#comments
 

Instagram and Facebook said "we don't want to live without Lana anymore"

the rescore born to die deserved is a 10
don't try to change my mind 

Those hacks at Pitchfork magazine have put up an article that isn't titled '19 Records we were too stupid to go against the trendy negativity of the time to give what they deserved', but should have been. Read all the self-justifications here, or if you don't want to give them extra clicks, here's the 'rescore' of Born To Die:
 

Ufb  i collapse during the end of the song every time 

I am crazy about "Hollywood's Dead" right now. The chorus is so damn good and I can't stop singing "You're sickeningly beautiful." Wish she would make a more orchestral version and release it.

a good chunk of leaks, mostly from the first few years of her mainstream career were mostly as a result of her laptop being hacked in 2011, from what i've heard there's only a few tracks left to leak from that laptop hack, also probably weak security, although some producers, such as jack antonoff & david kahne, seem to have better security, which is why we hardly get leaks from them, also, some tracks were simply already on the internet and that's how they "leaked", such as tracks that were on her social media accounts, or tracks which were on her producer's social media accounts
 
i do wonder how people have managed to access some of her older stuff nowadays, like old laptop demos, lizzy grant tracks, etc. surely they can't all be from that initial laptop hack? i'm sure there's dozens of ways these songs surface

heres a rough first draft of my top (almost) thirty album songs (Sirens - Chemtrails) using all the god tier trinities from my ranks in the post release threads x
 
Dear Elliot [ sorry i'm not sorry this might be my fav  ] White Dress Kill Kill Without You Bel Air Cinnamon Girl Is This Happiness? 13 Beaches God Knows I Tried Million Dollar Man Old Money Fuck it I Love You Tulsa Jesus Freak Queen of the Gas Station Cherry Out with a Bang The Blackest Day Cola Get Free This is What Makes Us Girls Pretty When You Cry Gramma 24 The Greatest For Free Gods & Monsters Bad Disease
i dont remember what any of the non Lana albums songs sound like apart from You Must Love Me, Season of the Witch or Looking for America

big eyes is one of my favorite lana songs
 
although, i will say, the lyrics are kinda bad...

It's true that she has nothing left to prove, but I think she's so interested in singing and poetry that a "farewell" album is a long way off. Covering old classics is just an episode, something she's always wanted to do, but her true destiny lies in writing her own songs. Songs like Text Book, Blue Banisters or Wildflower Wildfire are the beginning of a new era and we will hear a lot more in this style on the next albums, maybe she will finally find her home in it.

It's true that she has nothing left to prove, but I think she's so interested in singing and poetry that a "farewell" album is a long way off. Covering old classics is just an episode, something she's always wanted to do, but her true destiny lies in writing her own songs. Songs like Text Book, Blue Banisters or Wildflower Wildfire are the beginning of a new era and we will hear a lot more in this style on the next albums, maybe she will finally find her home in it.

Lana is the queen of movie soundtracks (Great Gatsby, Maleficent, Big Eyes, Age of Adaline), she should do more in this direction.

It's true that she has nothing left to prove, but I think she's so interested in singing and poetry that a "farewell" album is a long way off. Covering old classics is just an episode, something she's always wanted to do, but her true destiny lies in writing her own songs. Songs like Text Book, Blue Banisters or Wildflower Wildfire are the beginning of a new era and we will hear a lot more in this style on the next albums, maybe she will finally find her home in it.

Lana is the queen of movie soundtracks (Great Gatsby, Maleficent, Big Eyes, Age of Adaline), she should do more in this direction.

It's true that she has nothing left to prove, but I think she's so interested in singing and poetry that a "farewell" album is a long way off. Covering old classics is just an episode, something she's always wanted to do, but her true destiny lies in writing her own songs. Songs like Text Book, Blue Banisters or Wildflower Wildfire are the beginning of a new era and we will hear a lot more in this style on the next albums, maybe she will finally find her home in it.