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because the internet

(except I'm not really Christian...)

I feel like Lana collabing with other artists would take away from the album. Her albums are about her mysterious life story and I don't see how people can incorporate their lyrics with hers. But we'll see, maybe I'm wrong.

I just want Lana on this album to be honest. I think she's one of few artists that if they had someone featuring on their song it wouldn't add anything and could take away the ''vibe'' of the song. A rapper would probably spoil one of her songs unless it was a 50/50 song, but I think it would work better if she featured on a rapper's song like she did with ASAP. 

Why do you have to be so rude? Let him post whatever he wants, gifs are awesome and u r boring

Wasn't Lou Reed meant to feature on Brooklyn Baby? I just feel like Lana's more specific about collaborating with artists (this is her show) but if she finds the right moment and the right artist then I'm sure she'd go for it.

Again I want only Lana to be on this album.

Lana doesn't ususlly feature collaborations with other artists she respects on her own albums. I think she wants them to feel as personal to her as possible.
 
I could see Courtney playing guitar on a track or something, but not much more.

@@iwasborntodie is the new @@merman

Guys, don't forget to tweet your questions (with the hashtag, #AskMarkRonson) about Honeymoon for this tomorrow:
 

I just can't hold it in I dislike @@iwasborntodie

Why are you so fucking rude, it's a gif
No it does not add anything to the discussion but he's not spamming the thread with rude / inflammatory responses like you love to do, so keep it to yourself thanks xoxo

not sure if someone already has picked up on this (cba to read through everything) but that last line is her life embodied into a phrase, she's playing out her own creation in her mind out in real life - does that make sense? lol it probably doesn't sometimes I just talk crazy.
 

Hopefully none of us   Let's hope she does her best and surprise us all like she did so many times before.

Yes that would be music to my ears. So much guesswork involved here wonder who, if any of us will turn out to have had the idea closest to what this album becomes.

I've just listened this album and I would love if Lana decides to go into this direction if she works with Manson. Actually I'm listening a lot of stuff he produced just to get used to his sound ( his album is also  pretty solid) and I think he pretty much is the perfect producer to work with her basically because he brings the best of two worlds: organic sound but also clear vocals.

Perfectly normal question to ask on a Lana forum wherein you seem to post nothing but mundane questions along the lines of 'are you guys werewolves or vampires?' or gifs of drag queens and cast members from the real housewives franchise.

Do you have any restraint? 

Weird question... but yeah

I forgot about Lorde (love her tho, no tea no shade), Adele is irrelevant until she drops a new lp, Taylor's had features, and Itchy Areola has too.

I had forgotten to visit this forum from time to time, and because I have no life, I read all 41 pages this morning.
 
I deserve a medal (and a sneak peek of Honeymoon).

Didn't lana once said in an interview that she doens't mean/want to explain her music. That if people don't get it they just don't get it. She put her all in, and for her that's it. That is what she wants to put out. She doens't want to explain things or talk about lyrics. She puts out what she intends too put out. She talks to her audience with her music.

not sure if ur tryna bait me here but i'll let it slide.

That's not true at all.
 
I've always been a big Lynch fan and recognized his influence in her work immediately. I then found a pre-BTD interview in which Lana mentioned being struck by Twin Peaks: FWWM. People in her audiences during the early NY bar days mentioned her similarities to his work and she incorporated elements of his work into her own to convey a similar message.
 
Sorry that I'm ~*pretentious*~ for being a big Lynch fan and simply noticing his influence.