what is a Lana concept/ idea that you can write a 50 page single spaced 12 pt. MLA paper about?

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6 minutes ago, Valley Of The Serene Queen said:

lust for life is literally my fav album, i could talk abt the witchy concept or just the album in general for hours 

i’ve gotten blocked for sending tracks and analysis paragraphs on LFL 😭

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I could definitely write a full paper on these topics lmao

- Coachella - Woodstock In My Mind is one of the best political songs of 2016-2017

 

- “Stranger than a stranger” is not a bad lyric and makes perfect sense 

 

- The Judah Smith Interlude and the Jon Batiste Interlude are some of the most interesting instrumentals of the Jack Antonoff era

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The barrie connections between Black Beauty/TLY/Heroin/TNBAR/California..

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9 minutes ago, Lanaparadiserey said:

- The Judah Smith Interlude and the Jon Batiste Interlude are some of the most interesting instrumentals of the Jack Antonoff era

On the topic of these songs,I think they definetly need some good interpretation/essay etc. We are almost a year after album premiere and I don't think anyone explained them in some extensive way. For me this definitely interesting Lana vision to uncover

(if there's a actually something about this topic i would really appreciate link or something )

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this sounds like an asking for thesis ideas and I shan't participate! 

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A&W but also any of her albums, esp OB

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oh also one in regards to how lana has been treated by the industry and critics throughout the years and how it contributed to QFTC

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The production, composition, and lyrics of Pink Champagne or Black Beauty

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I believe in the person I want to become

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(Which I've got blog posts on because I want to keep expanding them, and currently need to update)

- the Ultraviolence era development

- the weather in Lana's music

- references to death in Lana's music

- the honeymoon era development I'll eventually do

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15 hours ago, lanaismamom said:

it wasn’t witchy if anything the sound was more grand and spacey but we should stop call it a concept that was witchy someone lied to y’all very hard

im not even sure what even “witchy” should mean and where are there those elements in her early lfl demos that can be named “witchy”

 

to start with we truly don’t know the og concept of lfl yet and by when it was starting appear

Girl do you remember the album trailer? And one of Lana's promo pics before the album? Lana has never teased us so hard with an album vibe/aesthetic and not followed through like she did there. I don't think Lana intended LFL to be witchy upon its writing, but she definitely made it look that way in the roll-out.

Pretty sure I did write at least a 3 page essay on that trailer now that I think about it

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1 hour ago, Ultra Violet said:

Girl do you remember the album trailer? And one of Lana's promo pics before the album? Lana has never teased us so hard with an album vibe/aesthetic and not followed through like she did there. I don't think Lana intended LFL to be witchy upon its writing, but she definitely made it look that way in the roll-out.

Pretty sure I did write at least a 3 page essay on that trailer now that I think about it

i remember and i don’t understand why she adapted trailer to a witchy theme (i only heard something about “witches in hollywood”, something that the third album of florence was going to be initially — but i don’t know what are the witches in hollywood mean) but the album itself don’t contain a little tiny piece of witchy thematic even outtakes, so the witchy theme is something that never existed outside the trailer, i mean we really only have trailer and the later billboard photoshoot from december 2017 that somehow can be named witchy, but that was already post lfl, tho march 2017 is when the album started changing the most and i think trailer was done before that month, do we even know the timeline for the trailer? because we absolutely dont know anything that was happening with the album from november 2015 to november 2016, literally nothing, maybe there was a chance for smth witchy to exist but as for now i hardly believe that

 

this only reminded me again how much i crave to get anything from 2016 because i just know i know something wonderful is being hidden away from us that will shock us all when it happens

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14 hours ago, lanaismamom said:

i remember and i don’t understand why she adapted trailer to a witchy theme (i only heard something about “witches in hollywood”, something that the third album of florence was going to be initially — but i don’t know what are the witches in hollywood mean) but the album itself don’t contain a little tiny piece of witchy thematic even outtakes, so the witchy theme is something that never existed outside the trailer, i mean we really only have trailer and the later billboard photoshoot from december 2017 that somehow can be named witchy, but that was already post lfl, tho march 2017 is when the album started changing the most and i think trailer was done before that month, do we even know the timeline for the trailer? because we absolutely dont know anything that was happening with the album from november 2015 to november 2016, literally nothing, maybe there was a chance for smth witchy to exist but as for now i hardly believe that

 

this only reminded me again how much i crave to get anything from 2016 because i just know i know something wonderful is being hidden away from us that will shock us all when it happens

I was referring to the Neil Krug shoot she posted on twitter which she used to promote witchcraft against Donald Trump. That was just after Love's release, and a month before the LFL trailer.

But anyways someone needs to ask Lana about what she wanted to do with the witchy aspects of LFL and if there was anything unreleased that she considered to be on-theme with that.

I wonder what Lana considers witchy, because everyones definition is different and can change over time. E.g. Stevie Nicks said it wasnt nice for people to call her a witch in earlier Fleetwood Mac years, only to later be obsessed with it herself and appear on AHS Coven as a witch.

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3 hours ago, Ultra Violet said:

I was referring to the Neil Krug shoot she posted on twitter which she used to promote witchcraft against Donald Trump. That was just after Love's release, and a month before the LFL trailer.

But anyways someone needs to ask Lana about what she wanted to do with the witchy aspects of LFL and if there was anything unreleased that she considered to be on-theme with that.

I wonder what Lana considers witchy, because everyones definition is different and can change over time. E.g. Stevie Nicks said it wasnt nice for people to call her a witch in earlier Fleetwood Mac years, only to later be obsessed with it herself and appear on AHS Coven as a witch.

oh wait that  well yes they are witchy indeed but idk why the album besides those visuals isn’t witchy like at all, that bitch lana

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A full depth analysis of Lana's aesthetic vision during the AKA/ Lizzy Grant era