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She sang "Put Me in a Movie" live? Man, I really need that Early Shows section.

Go away.

Any guesses as to which versions of songs were on this sampler? The only ones I'm unsure of are Diet Mountain Dew, DICWB, Lolita, and TIWMUG.

Chuck is married?! Yikes, that ruins a lot for me and I'm not sure why.

Problem is...Blue Oyster Cult is actually a thing, and hardly any variation on it is. Unless you guys know something I don't?

Fill Me Up is real, but it's not an album. It's just the title of her sex-tape

Tutor related memories/experiences? Well I already wrote a hugely self-indulgent post about when I met her last week, so I'll try for something else. Recently I've been spending a lot of time trying to get my friends into Lana Del Rey--it's been kind of successful, but I discovered I get really defensive. For instance, I let "On Our Way" play in the background while me and some friends were playing board games I mean normal teenage stuff, yay booze...and at the end when she starts just singing "We're on our way" over and over and all the fans rejoice...well, my friends was just kinda like, "Yeah, you're on your way." Sarcastic, because she really does say it a lot. So I immediately snap, "IT'S CALLED EMPHASIS, LACEY." Lulz abounded, but the message is that I am not the one to be fucked with when it comes to Lana. I was just sullen for the rest of the boardgame uh, drinking. Also, in summer, I wanted to drive by the Chateau Marmont just to see it because Lana was staying there, and my friend started going on about how crappy her music was and what a terrible live performer she is and I got so heated. Happy to report this is the same friend I convinced to go to the "Ride" premiere with me and she's now a big fan

I have one master playlist called "Miss America" that I listen to chunks of at a time, with like 86 songs...I won't share that. This one is called WHITE PONTIAC HEAVEN, for the in-between era of Sirens-AKA: Pin Up Galore The Man I Love Trash Magic Jimmy Gnecco Disco You're Gonna Love Me 1949 Methamphetamines Elvis Pawn Shop Blues (Demo) Axl Rose Husband Get Drunk Fordham Road Rehab (Demo) This one is SPARKLE JUMP ROPE QUEEN, it has some of her quirkier and more offbeat songs: Mermaid Motel Diet MTN Dew (1) Playing Dangerous Birds of a Feather Smarty Hundred Dollar Bill Lolita (2) Moije Joue The Man I Love Put Me in a Movie Come When You Call Me America For K Part 2 Trash Magic Brite Lites This one is DADDY ISSUES, for twerkin' (what I imagine her pop debut would have looked like): Kinda Outta Luck Ooh Baby Hey Lolita Hey Daddy Issues Prom Song (Gone Wrong) Paradise Dum Dum Dangerous Girl Push Me Down Gogo Dancer She's Not Me Butterflies Backfire Digging that Florida Dark playlist and stealing it.

1. You forgot Monicker, Monicker, Monicker, take me to the park, buy me chocolate cake, touch tips in the dark. 2. You're the one who was hitting on me with this English teacher business, saying it was ironic that I thought you were my teacher because Lana may or may not have fucked hers.

^ You'll learn soon enough Born to Die 23 Off To The Races 16 Blue Jeans 15 Video Games 13 National Anthem 23 Dark Paradise 16 Radio 16 Carmen 24 Million Dollar Man 23 Summertime Sadness 18 This Is What Makes Us Girls 4 Without You 30

True, but if she won we'd all totally shit, let's be real :haha:

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I have one that suits me, but then it might just be the same quality you have and you're looking for an even better one...

Year to Be Hated - Unitard

That whole bridge Makes it pretty close for me, but when that "Mermaid Motel" chorus kicks in I'm instantly a burlesque dancer and that counts for something.

Fuck the forum skipping ahead past unread posts, how did I miss this? Three days old The answer is a resounding yes. As long as can also eat some cake while we're doing this

My friend literally sent me this yesterday with the caption "walked into the room you know you made my eyes burn" :creepy:

I'm not talking about your favorite song, or your favorite lyric. I'm talking about the moment in a song that makes it special, that you find yourself waiting for and anticipating. Production elements, a particular accent or vocal trick used, kicking in of a certain instrument...all this applies. However, this is exclusively Lana. For me, it's the final chorus of "Mermaid Motel". I don't know the musical jargon of the technique she uses there in her vocals (Monicker could probably teach me a thing or two), but it's absolutely mesmerizing and a real contender for one of the most brilliant, effective decisions she's made in her music. How's that for a grand statement? Even if the credit goes to David Kahne for that last chorus, maybe that's just confirmation of what a dream team they were. It just instantly stops me, the way it seems almost...turned inside out? Just go listen to it, it starts at 3:02. While I did wanna share that, I'm really interested to know your musical moments with Lana. Anticipating some "dark nights" from "Yayo", don't disappoint me

Barrie's skin is not so golden brown.

GOT A JUMPER GOT A JUMPER GOT A JUMPER Backfire - LDR

At last

"Million Dollar Man" really does it for me, and I see a lot of people hate it/prefer the demo. It's the most appropriate use of the Auto-Tuned Loon and it's so atmospheric.

:creepy: Good point, though--I guess we can rule out "American".

Don't know about the other part of your question, but this has been bugging me, too. Now you have to go through a whole ordeal of right-clicking ---> "view image", bah.

See I imagine oldies from his perspective would be, like, monk chants, maybe some church bells, a lute...