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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.

Venice Bitch modest

thanks for the reminder, i will be very watchful today

After some good rankings Chemtrails climbed up to 25 in the year end list aggregate: https://www.albumoftheyear.org/list/summary/2021/ It's not so bad, not far behind Billie and Adele and way ahead of Lorde and Taylor or others.

If she doesn't release it so soon, it could probably get really really good. I kind of have a feeling that this album is going to blow us away when it comes out.

Another top20 songs, more to be found in this year-end single charts of my country: Woman - Doja Cat Kiss Me More - Doja Cat, SZA Following the Sun - Super-Hi, Neeka Übermorgen - Mark Foster Pepas - Farruko Lovefool - twocolors Easy On Me - Adele White Lies - VIZE, Tokio Hotel Cold Heart (PNAU Remix) - Elton John, Dua Lipa, PNAU Hypnotized - Purple Disco Machine, Sophie and the Giants Faded Love - Leony Levitating - Dua Lipa drivers license - Olivia Rodrigo Love Not War (The Tampa Beat) - Jason Derulo, Nuka Cover Me In Sunshine - P!nk, Willow Sage Hart Heat Waves - Glass Animals Beggin' - Maneskin Madonna - Bausa, Apache 207 good 4 u - Olivia Rodrigo Wellerman (Sea Shanty) - Nathan Evans

the same with BB and the 'blue Lana' pic

Cruel World bombastic

Now I finally understand why she publishes poetry books. She has too many ideas that she can't put them all into songs. Maybe many of the poems in "Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass" were meant to be songs, like LA Who Am I (to Love You) That's why we have also so many unreleased songs. And now again, a lot of great scrapped songs that we don't know yet. She's so super creative!

Proposed release schedule for 2022: March: Violets For Roses (springtime) May: Beautiful (it's warm and beautiful outside) August: Thunder (time of summer storms) November: first single of LDR9 LDR9 release then early 2023

She started the song with Let's keep it simple, babe, don't make it complicated - think about it. Nothing is more difficult than writing a simple song like this, which also manages to touch so emotionally (at least for some of us).

So it makes sense for her to work with Jack again (I remember that she posted a photo of him some days ago), the bombastic songs need to be released!

Without works of Lana (would be unfair): Top 10 Albums of 2021: 1. Daddy's Home - St. Vincent 2. Jubilee - Japanese Breakfast 3. Collapsed In Sunbeams - Arlo Parks 4. Ignorance - The Weather Station 5. Flock - Jane Weaver 6. Good Woman - The Staves 7. Fearless (Taylor's Version) - Taylor Swift 8. Sometimes I Might Be Introvert - Little Simz 9. Sour - Olivia Rodrigo 10. Valentine - Snail Mail Top 25 Songs of 2021 (no order): How Not To Drown - CHVRCHES, Robert Smith My Baby Wants A Baby - St. Vincent Live In The Dream - St. Vincent The Melting Of The Sun - St. Vincent Down - St. Vincent Pay Your Way In Pain - St. Vincent Paprika - Japanese Breakfast Be Sweet - Japanese Breakfast Too Good - Arlo Parks Good Woman - The Staves Best Friend - The Staves Atlantic - The Weather Station Parking Lot - The Weather Station Ziptie - Julien Baker Flock - Jane Weaver Solarised - Jane Weaver Introvert - Little Simz Heat Waves - Glass Animals Just for me - PinkPantheress Kiss Me More - Doja Cat, SZA Bunny Is A Rider - Caroline Polachek drivers license - Olivia Rodrigo good 4 u - Olivia Rodrigo Love Story (Taylor's Version) - Taylor Swift All Too Well (10 Minute Version) - Taylor Swift

The lyrics of the song are pretty ordinary, but I suspect that there is a certain intention behind it. Just as she presents herself in the video as an innocent country girl. Behind it is probably the desire for a simple, uncomplicated life, like many people have living in the city.

If the critics were paid, then Lana had spent a lot of money in 2019: https://www.albumoftheyear.org/list/summary/2019/ But I think there's also a kind of bias in the critic's world, so if one influential critic hypes something, everyone else likes it. Maybe she was just lucky to be on the right wave (or she missed the wave with other albums).

NFR is by far her greatest artistic achievement (from a critic's point of view), a real stroke of genius.

(Sweet) Serial Killer technology