slayLANAslay

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LemIoaLRRzU&feature=youtu.be
 
 
 
can i get an AMEN for those BOOTS BABAY? that's so Nancy Sinatra 'these boots were made for walking'

gorgeous photo shoot. ok, i guess i should have said lob

argentus on reddit has an interesting theory on release date

sorry didnt realize it was already posted, i haven't been able to keep up with this thread 

argentus on reddit has an interesting theory on release date

argentus on reddit has an interesting theory on release date

argentus on reddit has an interesting theory on release date

argentus on reddit has an interesting theory on release date

sorry didnt realize it was already posted, i haven't been able to keep up with this thread 

argentus on reddit has an interesting theory on release date

electra heart is that u????
 
 
 
jk
 
but ugh such a flawless photo shoot. i lavh it

Imagine a Lana visual album with videos directed by:
 
Anthony Mandler
Woodkid
Sofia Coppola
Harmony Korine
David Lynch
David Fincher
Jake Nava (Shades of Cool and a couple of the BEYONCÉ vids)
One homemade directed by herself
A talented, unknown director
 

http://www.papermag.com/2015/06/charli_xcx.php
 
 
Its not really a bob..... 
https://instagram.com/p/4E3ITIxH4I/?taken-by=hareandbone

Hey All,
 
I have a interesting question for some of the fans out there. I like to consider myself a nearly obsessed/passionate fan of Lana but I have noticed two terms that people use that are very confusing to me. I have heard the term Queen and Mom.
 
I can understand Queen because I have heard it referenced in her music such 'Queen of Disaster' and also the reference to a 'Queen' of pop which has been a term of endearment for great musicians such as Tina Turner and others. I do not know the exact origin of this moniker but I respect it and would like to know.
 
On the other hand, I have heard the term 'mom' used by a  fan of hers on youtube titled, "Lana Del Rey Got a Restraining Order on Me" and it seems weird since A) Lana is firmly a Millennial (born in '85) and the fan was likely a Millennial B) It seems a little insulting to your actual mother. This was the  only qualm I had with the video as I think the term is rather odd but then again I am unaware what terms are used by high school kids so I may just be out of the loop.
 
Thank you all for the help! 
 
All the best,
 
Carl
 

6 new lauryn hill tracks are coming on the nina simone tribute album. she has a home studio and must have 100s and 100s of unrelated tracks smh. but in recent years all the few songs she has posted and the way she performs old songs live, her flow is just too fast
 
Nina Revisited: A Tribute to Nina Simone:
01 Lisa Simone: Nobody's Fault but Mine (Intro)
02 Ms. Lauryn Hill: Feeling Good
03 Ms. Lauryn Hill: I've Got Life 
04 Ms. Lauryn Hill: Ne Me Quitte Pas
05 Jazmine Sullivan: Baltimore
06 Grace: Love Me or Leave Me
07 Usher: My Baby Just Cares For Me
08 Mary J. Blige: Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
09 Gregory Porter: Sinnerman
10 Common & Lalah Hathaway: YG&B
11 Alice Smith: I Put a Spell On You
12 Lisa Simone: I Want a Little Sugar in My Bowl
13 Ms. Lauryn Hill: Black Is the Color of My True Love's Hair
14 Ms. Lauryn Hill: Wild Is the Wind
15 Ms. Lauryn Hill: African Mailman
16 Nina Simone: I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be Free
 

this is so good, there needs to be a Ms. Lauryn Hill album. She recorded tracks with Kanye in 2005 he wanted to help her make a comeback

this is not to debate your post @@Madrigal.  i just woke up with lady rappers on my mind and wanted to share some live performances 
 
Northern State 

 
MC Sweet Tea

 
Jean Grae
https://youtu.be/ogz9BSS7xho?t=16s

iirc, it was spaghetti with vodka sauce and then people were all like, OH NO - she's back on the sauce, fell off the wagon, that dish is made with liquor! 
 
and then in comes the knowledge that most of the alcohol burns off during the cooking process. oh well, i still swear i got drunk off a kahlula cake once. 
 
Also, I think what Barrie said could be taken as "No, it's not over" as in he and Lana will always have a special bond, memories of their times together, and (lol) he was praying for an openly poly relationship with her and her lover(s) and lots of post break up sexy times. 

iirc, it was spaghetti with vodka sauce and then people were all like, OH NO - she's back on the sauce, fell off the wagon, that dish is made with liquor! 
 
and then in comes the knowledge that most of the alcohol burns off during the cooking process. oh well, i still swear i got drunk off a kahlula cake once. 
 
Also, I think what Barrie said could be taken as "No, it's not over" as in he and Lana will always have a special bond, memories of their times together, and (lol) he was praying for an openly poly relationship with her and her lover(s) and lots of post break up sexy times. 

no shade!1!11
 
i think it's interesting that both Azealia Banks and Angel Haze, while rappers with distinct flows and indisputable ability, take their primary influence from outside the realm of hip hop. Azealia seems to breathe more Interpol and The Strokes than Biggie or Jay; Angel Haze talks about Sia and works with Markus Dravs. Azealia knows about house music - so interesting to me. i know absolutely nothing of it, and i can't help but feel that's what contributes to the truly original feel of her music. she also has the brain of talib kweli or q-tip in the body of a 20-something, foul-mouthed Harlemite, which is an awesome mix. I don't even know how to classify Angel. maybe pop rap that isn't really popular? the album was unbearably generic, but her mixtapes show a kind of genuine soul that transcends cheesy. she's special, maybe. 
 
another thing on those two - both are doing something very unique as far as their careers as women in the world of hip hop. look back at the last twenty years of female rappers - if any of them achieved fame, however fleeting, they always had a male figure right next to, if not directly overseeing, them. i don't even think it's arguable. (note: this is not an attack on the ability of any of the following artists, or the quality of their art. it's merely a list cataloguing my observations of how the industry tends to work. please don't hear me saying something i'm not.) 
 
examples: 
missy elliott (billboard hits, six platinum albums) had timbaland producing and collaborating with her on far more material than she did without him. lil kim had diddy, biggie, and everyone else in junior m.a.f.i.a. when she started getting big in the early 2000s. without biggie, especially, she probably never would have even signed a deal, a fact she has been keen to remind everyone (especially biggie's widow) since.  da brat had jermaine dupri, a driving force for her first one-hit wonder status and the so so def deal which carried her relevancy through the early 2000s.  trina had trick daddy and / or ludacris eve had the ruff ryders (particularly swizz beatz) and dr. dre on board from the breakthrough success of 'scorpion' foxy brown had jay-z (and nas, among others) along with her on her first (and only) hit 'i'll be' in 1996, and has had very little impact since.  rah digga had busta rhymes and "flipmode squad" for the brief period she was relevant in the early 2000s.  if we have to name the un-nameable, a certain australian rapstress owes almost all her success in the industry to t.i. i have a feeling she's by far his most profitable investment since his hits dominated the radio in 2008.  nicki minaj's relationship with safaree samuels is not something i have the tools or knowledge to evaluate, but it's definitely something to ponder here. if not safaree, her relationship with weezy will suffice for the sake of this article just fine.  lauryn hill is a bit of an enigma to this concept, but nonetheless started losing popularity and interest in music altogether after the split with wyclef and pras after the fugees were to reunite in '05. then again, both 'clef and pras have mentioned at points that she is totally crazy, and some of her blog posts and recent interviews lend themselves quite well to this theory. she and erykah badu should do a record together. 

yeah all the tracks on one CD, all the exclusive track shit is annoying

"He used to call me BS ..."

He fed me and it felt like a kiss