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Depression hit me today and I was thinking of getting it tattoed. I really feel like I’ve grown with Lana and her can resonate to her emotions now as I did 10 years ago. Either she’s a fantastic storyteller, or our depressos are always in perfect sync

Open me up, tell me you like me
Fuck me to death, love me until I love myself. 

I was inspired by Tori Amos’ album ‘Strange Little Girls’ in which she covered songs traditionally written and recorded by male artists, but re-contextualised them with a female P.O.V.
 
The tracklist itself consists a mix of Lana’s musical inspirations, as well as songs from her modern contemporaries that I thought would be a perfect fit for her style and sound good. I envisioned for the production style to be a crossover between Ultraviolence and NFR, with a hint of Honeymoon. 
 
There are plenty of Lana-like Easter eggs present within the song titles and lyrical content 
Don’t Forget Me by Lana Del Rey
 
Tracklist
Perfect Day - Lou Reed Hurt - Nine Inch Nails Bad Religion - Frank Ocean Happiness Is A Warm Gun - The Beatles Bored In The USA - Father John Misty ’97 Bonnie & Clyde - Eminem Life On Mars? - David Bowie Creep - Radiohead Born To Lose - Johnny Cash Lithium - Nirvana Dream Brother - Jeff Buckley Don’t Forget Me - Harry Nilsson

Hi guys! I just made an unreleased album concept, based on Lana's idea of making a 25-best-unreleased-track album when she was in Amoeba, Hollywood while promoting "Lust for Life" in 2017.
Here's a studio album/compilation album project by Lana:
 
25 PIECES OF HEAVEN
 
Songs with a * are songs previously got viral on Tiktok, they need to be included because Lanita is here to get that coin
 
1. Angels Forever
2. TV In Black & White*
3. Backfire
4. Crazy For You (Lead single for this album because it was unleaked)
5. Serial Killer
6. Prom Song (Gone wrong)*
7. Kinda Outta Luck
8. Trash Magic
9. Unidentified Flying Bill (with Barrie-James)
10. On Our Way
11. St Tropez
12. Hollywood
13. Queen of Disasters* 
14. Wayamaya
15. Never Let Me Go
16. Life Is Beautiful 
17. Serene Queen
18. Disco (Re-arranged)
19. If I Die Young
20. Your Girl
21. I Don't Wanna Go
22. Fine China
23. I Talk To Jesus
24. Blizzard (Re-arranged)
25. Yes To Heaven
 


 
- Vinyl Edition -
 

 
Album rollout:
 
Lead single + video: Crazy for You (Honeymoon outtake)
2nd single + video: Serial Killer
3rd single: Queen of Disasters
4th single + Video: Serene Queen
3-in-1 shortfilm/music Video: I Don't wanna Go - Fine China - Yes To Heaven
Last single: Prom Song (gone wrong)
 
Promo single + homemade video: Hollywood
 
- All tracks are re-produced/revamped. On Our Way flows right into St Tropez & Hollywood (On Our way to St Tropez & Hollywood) -
 

A while back I had a dream that Sky released a cover of Tears for Fears’ song Mad World. The single artwork was the same as Miley Cyrus' for Midnight Sky with how she was styled and had the same pose w/microphone, she also wore those chunky black sunglasses she would usually perform live with lol
 
I would kill to hear Sky's own rendition, it’s definitely in her wheelhouse and she would body it so hard 

24 Hours is legitimately one of the best songs I’ve ever heard. It’s so unbelievably catchy and vibey

My only only wish for Masochism is Sky letting Pray For Rain on the tracklist and only bringing it finished, not retouched. The version we had is already one of my favorites Sky songs...
 
 
Has it gone too far?
Now we're in the dark
Arrow straight to my heart, now I can't feel anything 
And it's good from afar
When you can't see scars
And it's a bit too much to feel anything

mood today:

Breaking News!!!
 
The Voices Carry songstress and G Eazys ex girlfriend were caught seen at a club on Tuesday night holding hands? Is this the end of their fued? 
 
More on news at 10.
 

Taste! The mashup between the instrumental from Gary Numan's 'Are Friends Electric?' with the salacious lyrics + the Sugababes' vocals is just 

I was inspired by Tori Amos’ album ‘Strange Little Girls’ in which she covered songs traditionally written and recorded by male artists, but re-contextualised them with a female P.O.V.
 
The tracklist itself consists a mix of Lana’s musical inspirations, as well as songs from her modern contemporaries that I thought would be a perfect fit for her style and sound good. I envisioned for the production style to be a crossover between Ultraviolence and NFR, with a hint of Honeymoon. 
 
There are plenty of Lana-like Easter eggs present within the song titles and lyrical content 
Don’t Forget Me by Lana Del Rey
 
Tracklist
Perfect Day - Lou Reed Hurt - Nine Inch Nails Bad Religion - Frank Ocean Happiness Is A Warm Gun - The Beatles Bored In The USA - Father John Misty ’97 Bonnie & Clyde - Eminem Life On Mars? - David Bowie Creep - Radiohead Born To Lose - Johnny Cash Lithium - Nirvana Dream Brother - Jeff Buckley Don’t Forget Me - Harry Nilsson

I was inspired by Tori Amos’ album ‘Strange Little Girls’ in which she covered songs traditionally written and recorded by male artists, but re-contextualised them with a female P.O.V.
 
The tracklist itself consists a mix of Lana’s musical inspirations, as well as songs from her modern contemporaries that I thought would be a perfect fit for her style and sound good. I envisioned for the production style to be a crossover between Ultraviolence and NFR, with a hint of Honeymoon. 
 
There are plenty of Lana-like Easter eggs present within the song titles and lyrical content 
Don’t Forget Me by Lana Del Rey
 
Tracklist
Perfect Day - Lou Reed Hurt - Nine Inch Nails Bad Religion - Frank Ocean Happiness Is A Warm Gun - The Beatles Bored In The USA - Father John Misty ’97 Bonnie & Clyde - Eminem Life On Mars? - David Bowie Creep - Radiohead Born To Lose - Johnny Cash Lithium - Nirvana Dream Brother - Jeff Buckley Don’t Forget Me - Harry Nilsson

1. Quiet, the Winter Harbor – Mazzy Star
2. Watercolor Eyes – Lana Del Rey
3. Drink Before the War – Sinéad O'Connor
4. Possibility – Lykke Li
5. Mellow – Whirr
6. Luna – The Smashing Pumpkins
7. Just Like Honey – The Jesus and Mary Chain
8. Unidentified Flying Bill – Lana Del Rey & Barrie-James
9. I Lost Something in the Hills – Sibylle Baier
10. Sleep Walk – Deftones
11. I Talk to Jesus – Lana Del Rey
12. Fade into You – Mazzy Star

something like this
im thinking this is a jazzy/soft rock album with a very slight tinge of grunge in the guitars
 
(art made by me, v quick and bad lmao)

Only Happy When it Rains (Garbage) Hey Jacque (Eartha Kitt) Tears Dry on Their Own (Amy Winehouse) Heartbreak Hotel (Elvis) Sweet Danger (Judy Garland) Nights in White Satin (The Moody Blues) I Go to Sleep (The Applejacks; Sia version) Heart-Shaped Box (Nirvana) The Hunted (Alice Glass) A Life in Pink (Édith Piaf; Elyanna version, english lyrics) Let the Flames Begin (Paramore) bonus track: Take Me to Paris (Lana Del Rey)

I was inspired by Tori Amos’ album ‘Strange Little Girls’ in which she covered songs traditionally written and recorded by male artists, but re-contextualised them with a female P.O.V.
 
The tracklist itself consists a mix of Lana’s musical inspirations, as well as songs from her modern contemporaries that I thought would be a perfect fit for her style and sound good. I envisioned for the production style to be a crossover between Ultraviolence and NFR, with a hint of Honeymoon. 
 
There are plenty of Lana-like Easter eggs present within the song titles and lyrical content 
Don’t Forget Me by Lana Del Rey
 
Tracklist
Perfect Day - Lou Reed Hurt - Nine Inch Nails Bad Religion - Frank Ocean Happiness Is A Warm Gun - The Beatles Bored In The USA - Father John Misty ’97 Bonnie & Clyde - Eminem Life On Mars? - David Bowie Creep - Radiohead Born To Lose - Johnny Cash Lithium - Nirvana Dream Brother - Jeff Buckley Don’t Forget Me - Harry Nilsson

Love this song so much!

I remember listening to this outside with some boys under the stars on a hot Texas night. We were practicing intense breathing meditations trying to find God and were feeling lightheaded. One of my most cherished memories. Please give it a listen. 
 
Draw Your Swords - Angus and Julia Stone

i swear someone had a file of this song that actually had Love Street as the name. that title fits it wayyy better tbh
 
either way its kinda her best song... like she ate down....

am I the only one who doesn't like "The Woods" title? I mean it is what it is but I've always visioned it as Love Street but based on the lyrics it's impossible so
but I'd love a reworked version of the woods (cause it seems a little bit raw) and I've always pictured the music video as smth similar as I Blame Myself

honestly good for her! she needs to ride this wave i guess? make more noise baby girl. do SOMETHING for once