wilting daisy

are we positive not all who wander are lost is from the nfr sessions? bc lyrically it sounds like she wrote it after nfr. she mentions the midwest and a christian man which both seem to reference her relationship with sean which didn't start til after norman was released. is there an early demo with completely different lyrics in the verses? i feel like that would be the only way it would be possible for it to be from the nfr sessions unless she's clairvoyant 

this is a good interpretation. actually my husband's first assumption was that candy necklaces were diamond necklaces so it'd be funny if he was right

i feel like if she rereleased it, it would just be called "lana del rey" now with her current spelling and no "aka lizzy grant" attached. but that's the only change i'd be fine with
you're thinking of "the man i love" which a fan edited from the second trash magic demo

i feel like if she rereleased it, it would just be called "lana del rey" now with her current spelling and no "aka lizzy grant" attached. but that's the only change i'd be fine with
you're thinking of "the man i love" which a fan edited from the second trash magic demo

honestly i'm feeling sort of a dark country jazz with like a twist of avant garde for ldr10 
 
you guys feelin it? 

were we in the same tunnel pre-release thread? bc the one i was in everyone was constantly dragging banisters and saying thwy don't even count it as one of her albums bc its "so bad". and of course also a bunch of people blaming jack for how the album turned out despite him not even being apart it lol. the only time there were more than a small minority of people on here defending banisters was in the first couple days after it was released.

were we in the same tunnel pre-release thread? bc the one i was in everyone was constantly dragging banisters and saying thwy don't even count it as one of her albums bc its "so bad". and of course also a bunch of people blaming jack for how the album turned out despite him not even being apart it lol. the only time there were more than a small minority of people on here defending banisters was in the first couple days after it was released.

she clearly means it in a way that's different than what her fans say. being inspired by her boyfriends when creating the world of her music as in the themes and stories is different than saying whatever genre she's doing is because its whatever her boyfriend likes. you have to willfully misunderstand what she's saying to think this backs up what the othwr person posted.

i hate when fans imply that whatevwr lana is doing musically is tied to whoevwr she's dating as if she doesn't have any thoughts or interests of her own. every music style she's done is influenced by a variety of music she's loved for years. 

if you hate when lana does something (in her own time) that's too lana, do you even like her? the reason its the perfect song for her to sing is bc its so perfectly lana. this is the kind of thing lana was talking about in the question for thw culture. just let her being unapologetically herself!! she shouldn't have to change who she is just for wveryone's aproval. sorry that lana isn't going to bars with her friends to perform a song that she doesn't relate to just to impress people who don't know her and aren't there with her.

i'll admit this would be a fun album and i'd probably love it and defend it tooth & nail, but it would also get kinda boring pretty fast. the best albums need a bit of mystique and poeticism to them. somwthing that takes a few listens to even grasp. like when i make unreleased collections, the ones of just fun upbeat songs go hard but aren't as fulfilling as the ones full of weird, raw & chaotic songs. and like every actual lana album including btd have stuff that are a little off beat and strange that take some time to fully understand and vibe with and that's what i love. 

i'll just say it. people who hate margaret hate being happy 

girl its gonna take a lot more than that to damage my speakers. i've listened to so many bad quality bootlegs from the 70s super loud and my speakers handle it just fine and they're vintage. maybe newer speakers aren't as durable or something. like its a valid thing to be concerned about but its just not relevant to me and i'm fine with that

i'll admit this would be a fun album and i'd probably love it and defend it tooth & nail, but it would also get kinda boring pretty fast. the best albums need a bit of mystique and poeticism to them. somwthing that takes a few listens to even grasp. like when i make unreleased collections, the ones of just fun upbeat songs go hard but aren't as fulfilling as the ones full of weird, raw & chaotic songs. and like every actual lana album including btd have stuff that are a little off beat and strange that take some time to fully understand and vibe with and that's what i love. 

an album by harry nilsson… could be an inspiration perhaps?

i almost wanted to wait for the pink but its the worst one so i'm glad i didn't. i'm so glad i got the yellow when it was up bc i think its the best. now that we've seen all the covers, i hope evwryone is happy with whatever one they got.

i'll admit this would be a fun album and i'd probably love it and defend it tooth & nail, but it would also get kinda boring pretty fast. the best albums need a bit of mystique and poeticism to them. somwthing that takes a few listens to even grasp. like when i make unreleased collections, the ones of just fun upbeat songs go hard but aren't as fulfilling as the ones full of weird, raw & chaotic songs. and like every actual lana album including btd have stuff that are a little off beat and strange that take some time to fully understand and vibe with and that's what i love. 

I was just about to say this same thing...
Although I'd probably prefer if she went down a more experimental A&W kind of route, I wouldn't mind a country album. Some of her songs already have a country influence, like the sliding guitars on Paradise, which I love. I do enjoy some country music, as long as it's not the boring pop-ified modern country, and I couldn't see Lana making music like that, so...
Sad Girl also sounds really western to me 
I do admit I grew up listening to country music so I might have a sentimental bias but I digress 

i don't mind her next album (LDR10) being country 

The way most of the opinions in this thread aren’t even unpopular 

were we in the same tunnel pre-release thread? bc the one i was in everyone was constantly dragging banisters and saying thwy don't even count it as one of her albums bc its "so bad". and of course also a bunch of people blaming jack for how the album turned out despite him not even being apart it lol. the only time there were more than a small minority of people on here defending banisters was in the first couple days after it was released.

were we in the same tunnel pre-release thread? bc the one i was in everyone was constantly dragging banisters and saying thwy don't even count it as one of her albums bc its "so bad". and of course also a bunch of people blaming jack for how the album turned out despite him not even being apart it lol. the only time there were more than a small minority of people on here defending banisters was in the first couple days after it was released.

Born To Die is still one of her most majestic songs ever. Every time the orchestra starts I'm just floating 

Chemtrails and blue banisters are 2 of her best albums. dont know why theyre hated so much