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oceanblvd, a&w and let the light in, really deserve a mv

when the next album is produced by jack only

when the next album is produced by jack only

when the next album is produced by jack only

Lana's fans when she ditches Jack for some new producer they dislike even more:
 

oceanblvd, a&w and let the light in, really deserve a mv

i do have a soft spot for rick. as a stevie nicks fan, its hard not to. also he and lana really did create magic. when lana first got famous, he made her dreamiest music. and especially back then compared to the repetitiveness of emile haynie's production, rick especially stood out. then honwymoon was a complete masterpiece. and while i think more highly of lust for life than a lot of other fans, i will admit some of his production on some songs wasn't as magical as it was before. but do i think he's completely lost his magic? no! i would love to see him return and the songs he & lana make together will always feel nostalgic to longtime fans. but do i want an album produced just by rick again? not really. honeymoon was somwthing special and thwy'll nevwr recreate that magic and trying to would just leave a bitter taste in most fans' mouths. but would i like an album produced half by rick and half by jack with maybe a few songs thwy worked on together? yes please! imo rick and jack create the most magic with lana and its probably in how she gets along with them as well as the talent they each have. i'd of course love to see more zach and drew and jon batiste and some fresh new producers, but i think a jack/rick outing would be a classic. i know some fans here love rick and hate jack or vice versa but i truly think they are the quintessential lana producwrs at this point.

Manifesting with you 
 


Zodiac track 9 ,  Rick Nowels produced songs, amazing bridges 

i accept this
A&W - 64
Candy Necklace - 37 
Let The Light In - 60

A&W - 63
Candy Necklace - 37 
Let The Light In - 61
 
yall need to accept a&w is the best song on oceanblvd

lana probably doesn't even know these remixes exist

just let it flop so she won't release smth like this again

oceanblvd, a&w and let the light in, really deserve a mv

not you spending all your money on vinyls

oceanblvd, a&w and let the light in, really deserve a mv

not you spending all your money on vinyls

not you spending all your money on vinyls

I'm not that kind of Lana fan who wants more than anything for Lana to return to the born to die sound, but it would be great if she did something like that again. I wouldn't want her to try to catch lightning in a bottle twice, but I would want some of that cinematic sound back. Kind of how she did that in Ocean Blvd(song) but more pop. Either that, or a completely new sound that suits her vibe and voice very well!

And end up having 10k views 
but it would be iconic of course 

Got that would be so fucking good! I need an AW music video so badly, it needs to be 20min long

Imagine if these were real 
 
"Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd"
Sypnosis: In this visually stunning and enigmatic music video, Lana Del Rey takes her fans on a mystical journey through a hidden tunnel under Ocean Blvd.The video starts with Lana discovering the entrance to the tunnel, and as she steps inside, the world around her transforms into a mesmerizing dreamscape. As she walks deeper into the tunnel, she encounters symbolic imagery mirroring the highs and lows of Lana's personal journey. The visuals seamlessly blend vintage aesthetics with futuristic elements, symbolizing the duality of her artistic evolution. As the song's chorus kicks in, the tunnel becomes a mesmerizing kaleidoscope of colors and emotions, leaving the audience captivated by the ethereal experience.
 
"A&W"
Sypnosis: "A&W" music video takes viewers on a roller-coaster ride through Lana Del Rey's inner psyche by presenting a visually captivating and emotionally charged exploration of fame, self-image, and societal pressures. The video opens with Lana Del Rey in the spotlight, living the glamorous life of a superstar. However, as the video progresses, the glitzy facade begins to crack, revealing the loneliness and vulnerability behind the fame. Lana is portrayed as an enigmatic figure caught between the allure of fame and the desire for authenticity. The video's artful cinematography delves into the psychological complexities of fame, as Lana navigates the blurred lines between her public persona and private self. As the song reaches its climax, Lana makes a powerful statement, embracing her true identity and finding strength in her vulnerability, ultimately breaking free from the expectations of others.

I agree there has been promotion, but it still doesn’t feel like a real era, without multiple music videos. Even with Blue Banisters we got 3 videos. It’s a shame that Ocean Blvd will be the only title track without a music video  
I miss the NFR era where we had like 9 music videos.. 

whoops, ty!

i think you meant 65

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