Strangelove

LBcita, I think drugdesire is a very disturbed person. I can't imagine accusing someone of cheating with zero proof. As a fan too, wow. I am going to report the post.

The Siren, I did not miss their point. As you can read in the post I acknowledged there are most likely fully produced songs intended for release we will never know about. That is common sense.

Crazy Husband Stealer, I somewhat agree. That comment has always sounded like a dig at her label.

It's interesting we credit Lana's managers and Video Games primarily for her success but really without her father involved she truly wouldn't be who she is today. So in a way I think the music is extra special.

Coney Island King, came here just to say that exactly. Taylor clearly is a great musician but nothing has replay value for me.

This is really the Lost At Sea, Video Games and The Ocean trifecta.

Mer, is that comment sarcasm? Her recent touring suggests she could do more than sell out of a stadium. Also if she has more fans than Beyonce now they will go to her show.

Literally who cares about a Grammy. It's like a verified IG mark.

I think they took Lana's new song Lost At Sea a little too seriously.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Ctu1Eu0OfWS/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== What do you guys think of how famous Lana is becoming? The fact she has more listeners than Beyonce who has a lot of radio songs and a lot of years in the industry is very impressive. Yet she has stayed very away from mainstream music, it is really impressive.

lanaismamom, if you're saying we know of all the finalized and fully produced songs even I think that's a stretch. It's more than common for her to record a fully produced song in a single day with a producer as a one-off thing. Look to her session with Barry when she was in Italy touring as I've read. And also the only way Sugary Sweet wasn't either sent to Lana or sent to a producer would fans having direct access to her iPhone or computer which I have already discussed why that isn't plausible. I am not going against the fact we know probably a majority of songs included in the process of making Honeymoon. I just dispute the idea she recorded a measly 19 songs "finalized" and there aren't more fans are unaware of. I consider audio like Melancholia and Pussy to be finalized enough to be songs.

mybluenectarofthegods389, Sugary Sweet is similar to Melancholia and Pussy as she sent them to the producer. Otherwise we would not have a snippet of the audio. Now of course if you entertain fans have access to her iPhone and personal computer then you would have to conclude they're hoarding every single voice memo and laptop demo she has ever made which is even more ridiculous than the former statement.

lanaismamom, I think we are lost in translation. What I am saying is unless someone has direct access to her iPhone and personal computer and email there's no certain way to know every single audio recorded during a certain time period. Even with the Pussy and Melancholia audio, those were files Lana sent to someone that fans' got ahold of. The idea there isn't a song or two deranged fans couldn't get their hands on is a little ridiculous.

lanaismamom, to be frank it would be impossible to know every song recorded during that period unless we were Lana ourselves. We know a large amount of her songs start off as voice memos on her iPhone, for example. The idea we know every single piece of audio Lana recorded during a certain time period sounds a little ridiculous. Now of course I am just using the basis of her previous recording behaviors to come to that conclusion.

Also mybluenectarofthegods389's list is 19 songs. As I said previously Lana and people who are not Lana are not reliable narrators. So realistically we're looking closer to 24-30 songs written. The 16 figure was most likely the scrapped deluxe version. Whatever songs she did with Rick, I think.

If I remember correctly Honeymoon did sample Rick James show on a few tracks (The Blackest Day being one) so Honeymoon being Born To Die reimagined isn't too far off of what the actual tracks include. But that's a bigger conversation. Also listening to Honeymoon now so much of the Honeymoon unreleased fits right on the album unlike her other unreleased music. So I speculate which tracks are a part of the scrapped deluxe version. I have to look later but Kieron said some stuff regarding Honeymoon in his Mix With The Masters episode. I will have to look later. If I remember correctly he spoke about how the album was largely more orchestra centered.

If you actually think about it he (Mark Ronson) probably misspoke when he said Terrence Loves You. Perhaps it's an unleaked song or something from Lust For Life. Also in retrospect those unreleased songs were most likely meant for the Deluxe version that was planned. It was scrapped. So in a way I almost believe she was completely done with all of these songs after recording. It was common knowledge she had that LFL idea for a while but LFL seems to be more a original extension of Honeymoon that went south after the election. Of course after making such a masterpiece of Honeymoon it would be a challenge to release her fourth album that would measure up so perhaps that's why she decided to explore different sounds. Maybe she had some other issues going on during that period as well but it was so long ago I cannot recall. Was Heroin ever considered for HM or was it just LFL?

Lizzo. Doja Cat. Billie Ellish. A majority of industry plants.

When You Call is Come With Men's sister.

Having a song called Paradise that's similar to a song from an EP called Paradise while having another song called Paradise definitely seems confusing...

I'm excited for her new shows. It's a step forward.

The way Confessions isn't on Feed The Beast is a sin. Or Sex Up For Fun which is a great song.

Unreleased wise I want French Restaurant or a real version of Melancholia because they're both so raw. Released wise definitely How To Disappear and Yayo (even though I dislike the song.)

Who is Nikki Lane and why do users seem to dislike her?

I think it's really cool to get some private information regarding her view of her own public image and the media. She specifically name drops the NYT and RS (both publications she worked with during Ultraviolence era), like wow. I think there isn't much of a conversation on how she might have PTSD from the era of rising to fame and having so many blogs criticize her music and looks. Interesting she reworked this into a song about an abusive relationship, similarly one she was having with the press. I would love to ask her why she ditched the song in favor of Ultraviolence.