Random Lana Discussion Thread

[Fingertips 72,053]

Um.. Lolita outsold whole nfr

so you're trolling? got it

[Terrence Loves Me 73,010]

TNC is bad because its so far from Lana, she was basically just covering a beatles song, like that is not her music at all, the same thing with BPBP is just a fleetwood mac song

[Lustformoney 41,577]

so you're trolling? got it

No. I just pay a lot of attention to the production. Nfr had none

[Fingertips 72,053]

TNC is bad because its so far from Lana, she was basically just covering a beatles song, like that is not her music at all, the same thing with BPBP

I think that if we've learned one thing from Lana, is that she doesn't have a singular identity, and that she orients her albums towards one era of American culture. I feel like TNC is the most representative of the 60's and 70's that the album cover draws inspiration from? 

[Lemonade Tears 1,574]

I honestly think Hey Blue Baby/TNC are cute, but I don't want an album of songs like that. As a standalone single, ok, but 40-60min. of it?? 

[DCooper 37,462]

People who think TNC is a bad song concern me. 

[Fingertips 72,053]

No. I just pay a lot of attention to the production. Nfr had none

No one will take you seriously if you spew hyperbole and dramatics 

[Dark Angel 205,229]

TNC and worst don't belong in the same sentence when Guns and Roses and Lolita exist

 

lolita, one of her worst songs? sure, i can get behind that. but i'll NEVER understand why so many people dislike guns & roses, it's definitely one of my favorites off of ultraviolence. 

[Fingertips 72,053]

lolita, one of her worst songs? sure, i can get behind that. but i'll NEVER understand why so many people dislike guns & roses, it's definitely one of my favorites off of ultraviolence. 

G&R has the blueprint to be a great song, but I don't know of a more repetitive chorus. It's fine to have a chorus that repeats a line, a word, a phrase, but G&R is just lazy. Flipside should have taken its place. 

[prettywhenimhigh 49,513]

TNC is bad because its so far from Lana, she was basically just covering a beatles song, like that is not her music at all, the same thing with BPBP is just a fleetwood mac song

 

for real

 

but both grew on me to the point I'm able to not skip them while listening to LFL. to me they're far from being her best songs... especially TNC, it's too "beatlesy" for me and I don't really like john lennon or the beatles (but I recognize their huge value and influence in music history, just not my taste)

[Terrence Loves Me 73,010]

I think that if we've learned one thing from Lana, is that she doesn't have a singular identity, and that she orients her albums towards one era of American culture. I feel like TNC is the most representative of the 60's and 70's that the album cover draws inspiration from? 

To me the two songs weren't "drawing inspiration" they just felt like clones or rip offs, but it was purposely done, i dont think they are terrible songs, but they just dont suit Lana in the slightest, especially BPBP, that was just...awful

[Lustformoney 41,577]

No one will take you seriously if you spew hyperbole and dramatics

Yet people are agreeing. Nfr production compared to btd or uv production is pretty much nothing

[Lemonade Tears 1,574]

lolita, one of her worst songs? sure, i can get behind that. but i'll NEVER understand why so many people dislike guns & roses, it's definitely one of my favorites off of ultraviolence. 

Because the chorus is one sentence in a boring melody. And Lolita's production is amazing, it's one of those songs I can't skip after the first note & it's so energetic & catchy. 

[Fingertips 72,053]

To me the two songs weren't "drawing inspiration" they just felt like clones or rip offs, but it was purposely done, i dont think they are terrible songs, but they just dont suit Lana in the slightest, especially BPBP, that was just...awful

Yeah, I agree with you about BPBP. Should have stuck with the demo

[Vanilla Icy 29,603]

lust for life was supposed to be a 70s girl group masterpiece (starting with love and ending with get free) 

i think BPBP was a stevie song that rick gave to lana

[Fingertips 72,053]

Yet people are agreeing. Nfr production compared to btd or uv production is pretty much nothing

We all listen to music for a variety of reasons. Some for the production, some for the lyrics. To sit here and say that NFR has "no production" as a way to dismiss the quality of the music, is factually incorrect. VB is more intricately produced than some songs on Honeymoon and most on Lust for Life. 

[Lemonade Tears 1,574]

We all listen to music for a variety of reasons. Some for the production, some for the lyrics. To sit here and say that NFR has "no production" as a way to dismiss the quality of the music, is factually incorrect. VB is more intricately produced than some songs on Honeymoon and most on Lust for Life. 

Of course "no production" is a hyperbole, we are aware that it's not an acapella album. But compared to everything up to honeymoon the production is pretty boring & basic. VB is the one exception which you cherry-picked.

[Terrence Loves Me 73,010]

No lolita slander please!

[Vanilla Icy 29,603]

let's not act like lolita doesn't have one of the best bridges lana has made 

[Fingertips 72,053]

Of course "no production" is a hyperbole, we are aware that it's not an acapella album. But compared to everything up to honeymoon the production is pretty boring & basic. VB is the one exception which you cherry-picked.

The only songs that you can pick from NFR as basic, while still maintaining your argument, are Love Song, NFR, California, and Happiness is a Butterfly.

 

The Greatest, Venice Bitch, Mariners, Fuck It I Love You, Bartender's meandering instrumental, hope being her most stripped down song to date, Cinnamon Girl's industrial/electronic instrumentation aren't just me "cherry picking"