Lanasvape

this is so funny omg 

The last time who sang so well about the countryside was Dolly Parton

I’ve listened to this shit probably 20 times already lol I remember singing this in the car with my dad when I was little and crying in the car grown up to it when he passed away. So special hearing my favorite artist sing something so dear to me. 

It’s just a little offensive idk it’s not a huge deal to me personally but to automatically equate country/folk to racism when a lot of early folk artists were super progressive is just weird and misinformed I think… but again it’s not personal and I’m not trying to argue

Genuinely what was the reason for this lol

Just think of all the other songs she could cover, I’m guessing she will cover Simon and Garfunkel? 

the room being the mod gc 

nurse… she thinks y’all have an invisible rope… put her in the room 
 
 
 

the nurses are using their invisible rope to pull you OUT of the cell because this comment is SANE and WILL happen 

I cannot believe we finally got the lead single from the American Standards Cover Album 
 

Walkin after midnight, and knocking on heavens door would allow me to pass away a happy man

Wet vaginaaaaa... Mountain mamaaaa

LANA HEARD US

i would actually die if she released a cover of where the boys are, omg.

walkin after midnight, River of no return, knockin on heavens door, and moon river would be a dream for me 

This cover really is so perfect. This song and Unchained Melody were both 2 of my Dad's favourite songs, can't believe we got them both from Lana this week 

sooo excited to listen to this tonight  american standards and classics is COMING!

I have a feeling this is going to do big numbers

I find her love for American culture and incorporation of it in her music/persona so fascinating. It’s always been an obvious part of her whole shtick but she’s harnessed so many different aspects of Americana throughout her career and it shows just how diverse pure American culture is. AKA has a bit of a southwestern sound to it, I guess? She has that New York/Hamptons style in BTD, a bit of a Latina in LA thing going on with Tropico/Paradise, the whole retro futurism stuff with LFL, the very very Californian surf stuff in NFR, contemporary folk stuff in COCC, and now her recent stuff is pointing towards a more traditional country, southern sound. Now, I honestly wish she would retain that California aesthetic forever, but I would be lying if I said her music and aesthetic hasn’t shown me new types of music and aspects of American culture that I would have never bothered with before. I love seeing her music as a celebration of American culture 

I'm not exaggerating if I say I've listened to this song all day without getting bored. That's right, my nostalgic ass loves this kind of music.

Its legit making me emo thinking of how John Denver was my dads first concert as a young boy, March 1980 in Toronto, n now the first artist I ever loved is covering him 40 years later, a song he sang that very night .. it feels like such a sweet full circle moment, I just can't wait to share this with him in the morning     
 
at the end of the day more than anything else, this is what music is all about to me .. so thank you lovely Lana I was indeed taken home 

I love her voice on this. She seems to be putting on a Southern accent. When was this recorded? If this was in 2021, that's amazing considering how low her voice on the song is.

Idk if anyone has asked yet, but if we are getting “American standards and classics” album what are some artists/songs yall wanna see?? 
I think she’d eat some Connie Francis or Patsy Cline up. 
And “where the boys are” (Lana’s version) I’d dieeee

Yes she has to do some Marilyn song 
maybe happy birthday mr president studio version 
 
idk I wonder if she’ll do anything with the past covers since people already know most of them. 
I think the only song we can expect is probably stand by your man

Fake ass fans. When mother feeds us we say thank you and eat the music up with a smile. Don’t be ungrateful.
I’m personally LIVING happily for the country/folk aesthetic’s.