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ELIMINATE: FOR K PT 2
 
(WHY IS IT NOT GONE YET NO OFFENSE)

Whew okay I was feeling kinda stagnant and I added a MySpace era inspired album
 

 
It's good, I promise. Blindly follow me on my ever changing path of Lana organization
 
But I still can't bring myself to taint the other more produced albums with concept demos so the rest are here (most are short, so I'm chill with a long ass album lol)
 

 
Thank you! Slightly amended above but it doesn't affect the flow of the other albums. Hope you like!

Any Lizzy art you do is magical cuz it's like imagining if she had a worthy graphic designer back then

The ocean @@cartoon eyes


 
Been a fan since day...

I know I posted my own iTunes library pretty recently, but I rearranged all of my unreleased albums so they play as albums much more smoothly and cohesively (look out, I'm a wannabe @@SitarHero ): 
 
Methamphetamines (2006/7):
 
 
 
Pin Up Galore (2006/7):
 
 
 
Lizzy Grant: Live (2006-2009): 
 
 
 
Motel 6 (2009): 
 
 
 
Dum Dum (2010): 
 
 
 
Noir (2010): 
 
 
 
Us Against the World (2010): 
 
 
 
Velvet Crowbar (2010): 
 
 
 
Back to tha Basics (2011): 
 
 
 
Queen of Disaster (2011):
 
 
 
Starry Eyed (2012-2014): 
 
 
 
Life is Beautiful (2015/16): 
 
 
 
I hope everyone enjoys these! Any suggestions on sequencing, covers, or anything else (including comments on my ratings for the songs-- drag me pls) are welcome and I'd love to hear them! 

If sis trayer's theory is correct, then here's what I think: 
 
I think Lana's lyrics about a man on death row, one who we presumed to be K, was still someone she legitimately knew and loved. I think the death row sentence was very real, as was the man, as evidenced by the constant recurrence of the theme and the personal nature of the lyrics/subject. However, I think K was used interchangeably with this other man she also cared a lot about-- in essence, she melded Josh and this man on death row together (two of her great loves, possibly) to create this hybrid dream man who also suffers a poetically beautiful fate. 

iconic queen of sleuthing... i'm amazed that the K Code may have finally been cracked!!!! although it loses some of the poetic appeal of him being on death row/dying, it's still incredible

FOR K, PT. 2
 
(are y'all crazy? kill kill is a masterpiece )

If sis trayer's theory is correct, then here's what I think: 
 
I think Lana's lyrics about a man on death row, one who we presumed to be K, was still someone she legitimately knew and loved. I think the death row sentence was very real, as was the man, as evidenced by the constant recurrence of the theme and the personal nature of the lyrics/subject. However, I think K was used interchangeably with this other man she also cared a lot about-- in essence, she melded Josh and this man on death row together (two of her great loves, possibly) to create this hybrid dream man who also suffers a poetically beautiful fate. 

ROUND 3

 

Art Deco and This Is What Makes Us Girls were eliminated!

 

 

Finally, a round i'm satisfied with   

 

 

Florida Kilos has immunity this round, so don't be trying to eliminate it 

 

my vote:

 

eliminate Young and beautiful, ultraviolence, music to watch boys to and freak

immunity: florida kilos and ride

If sis trayer's theory is correct, then here's what I think: 
 
I think Lana's lyrics about a man on death row, one who we presumed to be K, was still someone she legitimately knew and loved. I think the death row sentence was very real, as was the man, as evidenced by the constant recurrence of the theme and the personal nature of the lyrics/subject. However, I think K was used interchangeably with this other man she also cared a lot about-- in essence, she melded Josh and this man on death row together (two of her great loves, possibly) to create this hybrid dream man who also suffers a poetically beautiful fate. 

oh my god, totally forgot that! thanks! 
queen of alternate titles

If sis trayer's theory is correct, then here's what I think: 
 
I think Lana's lyrics about a man on death row, one who we presumed to be K, was still someone she legitimately knew and loved. I think the death row sentence was very real, as was the man, as evidenced by the constant recurrence of the theme and the personal nature of the lyrics/subject. However, I think K was used interchangeably with this other man she also cared a lot about-- in essence, she melded Josh and this man on death row together (two of her great loves, possibly) to create this hybrid dream man who also suffers a poetically beautiful fate. 

iconic queen of sleuthing... i'm amazed that the K Code may have finally been cracked!!!! although it loses some of the poetic appeal of him being on death row/dying, it's still incredible

I think death row could just be symbolic for something such as drug use (there was a few drug reference's on Josh's page but I didn't really see them as that relevant until now, plus she mentions drugs in every other song) or she wrote about true feelings but elaborated to create a more tragic story. I don't think we should take every single word she sings so literally. She's a story teller, sometimes the things she writes about are just that - stories. I mean... if we're going to assume the whole death row story is 100% true then are we supposed to believe her being a serial killer is true too? 

If sis trayer's theory is correct, then here's what I think: 
 
I think Lana's lyrics about a man on death row, one who we presumed to be K, was still someone she legitimately knew and loved. I think the death row sentence was very real, as was the man, as evidenced by the constant recurrence of the theme and the personal nature of the lyrics/subject. However, I think K was used interchangeably with this other man she also cared a lot about-- in essence, she melded Josh and this man on death row together (two of her great loves, possibly) to create this hybrid dream man who also suffers a poetically beautiful fate. 

Her and chicken will film a vid
 
Her and ducky will walk the dog
 
Girl what are you, a farmer?

iconic queen of sleuthing... i'm amazed that the K Code may have finally been cracked!!!! although it loses some of the poetic appeal of him being on death row/dying, it's still incredible

iconic queen of sleuthing... i'm amazed that the K Code may have finally been cracked!!!! although it loses some of the poetic appeal of him being on death row/dying, it's still incredible

iconic queen of sleuthing... i'm amazed that the K Code may have finally been cracked!!!! although it loses some of the poetic appeal of him being on death row/dying, it's still incredible

iconic queen of sleuthing... i'm amazed that the K Code may have finally been cracked!!!! although it loses some of the poetic appeal of him being on death row/dying, it's still incredible

iconic queen of sleuthing... i'm amazed that the K Code may have finally been cracked!!!! although it loses some of the poetic appeal of him being on death row/dying, it's still incredible

iconic queen of sleuthing... i'm amazed that the K Code may have finally been cracked!!!! although it loses some of the poetic appeal of him being on death row/dying, it's still incredible

And happy to see this beautiful vote! 

iconic queen of sleuthing... i'm amazed that the K Code may have finally been cracked!!!! although it loses some of the poetic appeal of him being on death row/dying, it's still incredible