Blue Banisters - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll

[SalvaWHORE 34,113]

17 minutes ago, YourGirl666 said:

It's the demo

the way its a demo

[bluechemtrails 27,004]

4 hours ago, GeminiLanaFan said:

- is Angelina an unborn child she had in the past? (The song becomes spookily interesting if you listen to it like the kid is a ghost) 

 

There's a nice explanation on genius.com

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This is one of the potential names Del Rey wants for her future daughter. The other one is Clementine, as she has mentioned in Dance Til We Die. Given that the last song is recent and that Cherry Blossom was written somewhere in 2010, it is most likely that the name “Angelina” was a choice of the past.

It could also be a pseudonym for Lana herself, as the song can be interpreted as being sung on the perspective of the mother Lana never had.

From this perspective, the song is even sadder.

[Three White Butterflies 27,484]

can we pls have like a zoom party where we all smoke weed and stream the album 

[necessary sacrifice 8,865]

cherry blossom and sweet carolina back to back absolutely destroy me every time. such a sentimental moment.

[CmonDownToFL 6,680]

The way even my least favorite songs on this album are phenomenal

 

[ShadesOfFool 20,176]

2 hours ago, IanadeIrey said:

If You Lie Down With Me is so 70s lounge-chic (and then launches into a 30s saloon moment with that brassy postlude). I think it’s one of my absolute favourites. That song, Text Book, and Nectar of the Gods, in my opinion, carry the most apparent western influences that make me think in the vein of Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazelwood’s original recordings together. There’s just something so hazy and glamorous, but thoughtful about those three tracks. The richness and warmth of Lana’s vocals when she first says, “put your red boots on..” 

she needs to do another video where she plays the part of a old school lounge singer (like Burning Desire, but better) bc gag

[whitelungswhitepalms 10,175]

42 minutes ago, your dealer said:

can we pls have like a zoom party where we all smoke weed and stream the album 

The way cherry blossom comforts me so much when I’m stoned, the way the piano and her voice comes in in BBS sends me to heaven

 

I’m ready to say hey on zoom and cry and dance with y’all

[prettywhenimhigh 49,396]

this is only last.fm but it's cool to see that lana is trending 

 

  

 

[ChaoticLipster 24,671]

And if it was an album by a man 

[misslizzy 305]

i feel like bb is sort of a mix between nfr, chemtrails, and honeymoon plus a fourth totally different and new addition. i love it so much

 

[lustforlife 19,008]

Beats Per Minute gave 73 to BB.. The score didnt change anything on Metacritic. The review is bad written and a didnt undesrtand a thing about it 

[CinnamonGay 10,527]

Where is the La times review...

[turquoisejewel 2,014]

17 minutes ago, ChaoticLipster said:

And if it was an album by a man 

NOOOO 

[paradisetropico 7,931]

8 minutes ago, CinnamonGay said:

Where is the La times review...

i was just googling trying to find… and nothing ? odd 

[SalvaWHORE 34,113]

1 hour ago, your dealer said:

can we pls have like a zoom party where we all smoke weed and stream the album 

I DONT HAVE WEED OR ANY SORT OF ECSTACY to get high on the album . CAN U SEND ME???? 

[wild caged animal 19,763]

No New York Post review either 

[Honeyyoung 17,096]

2 minutes ago, wild caged animal said:

No New York Post review either 

fuck the new york post 

 

[SweetHenny 14,579]

4 hours ago, venicebitch said:

I don’t trust people who skip Wildflower Wildfire. Truly one of her most majestic and poetic songs in her whole discography. 

I'm sorry

[rightofjupiter 16,657]

3 hours ago, IanadeIrey said:

If You Lie Down With Me is so 70s lounge-chic (and then launches into a 30s saloon moment with that brassy postlude). I think it’s one of my absolute favourites. That song, Text Book, and Nectar of the Gods, in my opinion, carry the most apparent western influences that make me think in the vein of Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazelwood’s original recordings together. There’s just something so hazy and glamorous, but thoughtful about those three tracks. The richness and warmth of Lana’s vocals when she first says, “put your red boots on..” 

 

richness and warmth is a great way to describe all the UV-era songs on the record– NOTG in particular has this atmospheric warmth that makes the song feel so much more richly produced than it is– wondering if there's something about the production of these songs that produces that effect, or if its the specific intonations and tone of her vocals during that time, or something else entirely. one thing that's really consistent on all the tracks, old and new, is that lana is super emotionally present in her vocals, which lends to some of the warmth-creating intimacy.

 

have had CB on repeat in my head for the past 24 hours and damn...i really feel for people who can't get into this one because it goes so fucking hard. totally makes me understand why she didn't want to record older songs– the performances she captured are so stellar.

[lustforlife 19,008]

Hmmmm