Lightning Moonbeam

"Pretty dark"
Ed has a flair for dramatique stuff 

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get him ed!

this entire situation is just a mess, we'll always find ourselves in the midst of chaos...
 

Not me thinking Lana would be almost entirely drama free once she announced she was leaving social media behind. 

imagine lana doxxing you i'm crine 

Favorite lyrics from each track:
its a little long winded but I myself think its a GOOD READ
 

You guys I can't believe it but Lana smashed one of the Blue Banisters CDs at a Target and stabbed me in the neck with one of the shards 
I love her and everything but I almost bled to death.

The fact that we have these amazing new songs AND the 4 amazing singles AND some iconic unreleased tracks (specially Thunder) in the same album  her best I fear
 

It’s true my cousin works at Target and Lana spat in her face and told her Brian Laundrie is innocent before shoplifting all the Blue Banister CDs in storage. 

I see Adele is trying really hard to cause some drama by planting fake stories around Lana. She knows that ''Greasy on me'' has no chance against ''If you lie down with me''.
First, Peppa Pig fiasco, now this...

It’s true, I was at target that day and Lana walked in, took a shit in isle 6 and started screaming “its ma day!” And when I asked her if I could have a picture with her she said “shut up fattie” and started break dancing. I was shaking in my boots and the authorities had to be called to remove her but when the cops got there she escaped via the toilet 

It's true, I was at Target when Lana came from nowhere, kicked my balls, pantsed me and practiced the sph techniques she learnt from Nikki in front of Patty, Adele and Chuck

I'll just say it.
Blue Banisters is my favorite Lana album.
It feels like the curation of a poetry collection that we've never seen before and echoes her entire career, maybe even sacrifices the older versions of herself to some extent. Long gone are the visions of grandeur, Los Angeles illusions, the obsession, and what we have is a stripped Lana that's not only her most authentic but confessional. Her focus here is simple but chaotic, poetic but nonlinear. It's what you see is what you get.The songs she wrote throughout that never saw the daylight (Nectar of the Gods, Living Legend) are here and I truly believe she always wanted to release music like this. Perhaps, she knew that she would one day. So, on that note, Blue Banisters is the beginning of something really new and, as a fan who saw her in January 2013 at an intimate Soho House NY performance for the first and throughout her career (18 times), I feel extremely moved and proud of her for the steps she's taking in her music.

She is a woman with grace and strength. I'm proud to say I'm a fan til this day.

NFR UV BB
Trifecta
 
 

Album out of context, spoiler free lmao
 

This whole album gives off 100% this energy.
You def won't get everything on your first listen, but after the 2nd/3rd.... 
 

if her songs were pop-oriented radio songs, then her lyrics with very specific socio-cultural vernacular and references might not feel as "timeless", but i don't think that's the case with lana: e.g. the song 'the greatest' is situated v much in a time and place and still feels so timeless and nostalgic, and that's due to both the tone and meaning of the song, and i think it'll be the same for the songs on blue banisters

Lana hacked LB

her tech references always remind me of LFL's Love mv, n reminds me how tech's always changing our world pretty proficiently, n then the nature of how humanity consumes and goes further with it and changes n serves as reminders of how tech's a two way street. it's kinda like a vacuum, n practically speaking the tech refs'll be cute to look back on later in life really.