cherryblossoms

You can kinda sing this to the prechorus of  Guns and Roses

You can kinda sing this to the prechorus of  Guns and Roses

You can kinda sing this to the prechorus of  Guns and Roses

You can kinda sing this to the prechorus of  Guns and Roses

You can kinda sing this to the prechorus of  Guns and Roses

You can kinda sing this to the prechorus of  Guns and Roses

I love how almost thin/brittle and grainy her vocals and the guitar sound in this. It really captures the nostalgia of the song.
In other words, they understood the assignment

In the era of internet we're in now? Good luck w that

In the era of internet we're in now? Good luck w that

In the era of internet we're in now? Good luck w that

In the era of internet we're in now? Good luck w that

Such an underrated song
One of her most ethereal sounding productions

We won because this would’ve been her messiest album to date if real 

Note: edited for clarity.

I haven’t heard anyone talk about this line:
“Back home to the Tudor house that borned a thousand murder plots”
 
maybe it’s obvious to the point that there wasn’t really a need to really analyze it but-
The way ‘plots’ is used in this line reads to me as plots of land. ‘Murder plots’ and the picture is pretty clear.
It’s possible that the house in question may just be built on top of land that has some negative historical significance unrelated to Lana.
But the way Lana mentioned looking more into her family tree, the concept of karmic lineage and her commitment to projects acting as sort of reparations to Native American communities makes me wonder if there’s an underlying motivation based on more personal factors.
I mean, we know Lana comes from a pretty WASP-y background so it’s not hard to imagine she might’ve discovered possible ancestry that may have been involved in something like slavery or some other unjust events that took place in the US’ distant past.
So the idea of her having negative karmic lineage as mentioned in Black Bathing Suit for example and in this context would make a lot of sense.

Anyways, it’s a semi controversial take and want to reiterate its purely speculative and not based on any public information we know of, at least at the moment.

I mean don't get me wrong those songs are masterpieces in their own right but I feel like they would've made the album less cohesive and dilute the rock feel that UV has

I mean don't get me wrong those songs are masterpieces in their own right but I feel like they would've made the album less cohesive and dilute the rock feel that UV has

FC/YTH/YG off UV

This 100%

I guess we just disagree on their sounds/vibes then because I feel like Your Girl is one of her most rock-inspired songs, especially the KM mix, and Fine China + SYTH could fit perfectly with Old Money + The Other Woman

Girl what

Doesn’t matter if you’re a mm-mm-mm
Da da, da-da-da, da-da, da-da, da-da-da-da
Mhm
 

Burnt Norton you will always be famous

I wish I could never give any fvck about her ever again but I can't...
 
 

I think BPBP with a more rock oriented production would be amazing and more impactful
 

I think BPBP with a more rock oriented production would be amazing and more impactful