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Not if you're passionate about her music, keep listening.
But i honestly think that's kind of her goal....I mean, she does an interview for a series celebrating women in music and uses it to take shots at Lana, Taylor and Beyonce..going as far as to suggest Lana should step away from music for 7 years. I think she wanted this reaction. I think she's that desperate for headlines.

 

Holy shit you’re right. And especially with No Doubt, the Deftones, and Blur playing last weekend. If Courtney wasn’t so insane maybe she’d be queen of Coachella but then again she wouldn’t be the infamous Courtney Love if she wasn’t nuts. 

after everything lana’s done for her… if i were an artist in the music industry, you best believe i would NEVER say it if i disliked when of their songs. although i highly doubt this came out of nowhere. there had to be some sort of falling out or another issue she has with lana 

I haven’t liked Courtney since she covered a Brittany song, and I think she should really take seven years off. Up until ‘Lucky’ I thought she was at least "Ok".
 
 

I haven’t liked Courtney since she covered a Brittany song, and I think she should really take seven years off. Up until ‘Lucky’ I thought she was at least "Ok".
 
 

wth

I haven’t liked Courtney since she covered a Brittany song, and I think she should really take seven years off. Up until ‘Lucky’ I thought she was at least "Ok".
 
 

wth

Courtney is so fucking annoying I know Lana probably sees her as an idol but I wish she would stop giving this racist bitter old lady the time of day 

wth

If you google "lana del rey coachella sharemania" you'll find a couple links, but sharemania does make you sign up before you can download anything and I haven't got around to doing it -- it will keep trying to re-route you to ads, so the site is kind of a pain.

I just watched for a second time and it honestly is a gorgeous performance. The sound issues were unacceptable and you could tell that it got to her throughout the show, but despite that she really did a beautiful job.
 
Can't believe some of you think Candy Necklace should be cut, it was the clear highlight for me. Stunning performance from both Lana and Jon and they way they riffed with one another was incredible, not to mention the pole dancing moment.
 
Also obsessed with the spooky jazz exit. The whole show had this slightly ghostly vibe, like Lana's this old starlet reflecting on her life from her dilapidated mansion beyond the grave.
 
Really hoping the sound is perfect next week and she's feeling more comfortable now that she's done it once. Would love a surprise Lasso debut obviously as the cherry on top, but overall I think the show is really well conceived.

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If this isn’t even more proof they hate her idk what is I hope Lana never gives them attention ever again either. She’s made a monumental impact and that’s all that matters 

Why on e4rth do you do this 

Sorry if this has been posted before but I just read NME's review of the show and really liked it. The last sentence sums it all up tbh:
 
It’s clear redemption is not the theme of the night but a celebration of a star who always stays true to herself.
 
 
 
 

sry if it was posted earlier I’m too lazy to read the last 200 pages  but does anyone have a screen recording of the full performance? the one I had saved got deleted 

omg yes!!

Some of these nasty reviews are making me so sad. To me, Lana is a star akin to older generations—when musicians didn’t spend months training, both physically and vocally, for a show or tour, but showed up as they were, just to sing, without all of the fanfare. I absolutely appreciate spectacles like the Eras tour and Beychella, etc., those are masterful feats of artistry and intense preparation, but I just don’t feel like that’s what Lana’s after. Obviously I don’t know her personally, but to me, she’s more of a songwriter and poet who probably prefers a normal, delicate, relaxed existence (exemplified by her appearing at random garden stores and coffee shops along the California coast). I think she probably still battles stage fright, and I’m really amazed and proud that she signed up to do these two shows. After writing music so different from—and changing the sound of—the industry over the past 10 years+, it’s really cool to see her finally get her flowers as the headliner and do it in her own way. Maybe a massive arena-style stage isn’t the kindest venue for her talents and unique energy, but she did it in her own way, with heart and absolute style. I’m proud to be a fan and it’s not surprising to see these reviews (ahem, Guardian) revert to their 2014 tone. 

omg yes!!

omg yes!!