Lust For Life - Pre-Release Thread

[lmdr 10,691]

Love the interview but hmmmm... she's drinking again

[Dominikx4 25,404]

reading the interview made me sad. It seems like she is not in such a good place as we thought she is 

[Afterparty 3,025]

1 Heroin

2 Cherry

3 White Mustang

4 When the World Was At War We Kept On Dancing

5 Love

6 Beautiful People Beautiful Problems

7 Get Free

8 God Bless America - And All the Beautiful Women In It

9 13 Beaches

10 Summer Bummer

11 In My Feelings

12 Tomorrow Never Came

13 Groupie Love

14 Change

15 Lust for Life

16 Coachella - Woodstock In My Mind

[loleetah 4,084]

I actually thought the Pitchfork interview was heartbreaking, the parts about not liking UV, saying danger was all she knew in her life, when she begins to cry while talking about seeing no color in the world, when she starts to say she doesn't know what the record was about.

 

But I loved that she backtracked her comments on feminism and that she appeared so candidly. You can really hear her mood changes in her answers though, when she begins to give short ones

[WildMustang 14,759]

This made me realize that we all say I want that Lana like btd lana or uv lana but she is really putting her heart in her records and we can't beg for sad lana for instance

[American Bottom 16,228]

Here's a song sorter to see how you like the songs http://thisasongsorter.tumblr.com/

 

 

Doesnt work for me??

[cherriesinthespring 5,486]

"Do you think you romanticize danger in your music?

 

No. I don’t like it. It’s just the only thing [i’ve known]. So I’m trying to do a new thing. I never wrote better when I had a lot of turmoil going on. Born to Die was already done before any of the shit hit the fan. When things are good, the music is better. I’m trying to change from the way I thought things were gonna be to what I feel like they could be, which is maybe just brighter. "

 

Does she not know ultraviolence is her best album? Despite how devastating that turmoil was for her, it inspired some of her best music

[Trash Magic 28,372]

She was able to look back at some things objectively, stand her ground and also snap a little on some questions 

[Marius 12,802]

listening to BLACK  BEAUTY after this interview and I'm crying. 

[American Bottom 16,228]

That interview just makes Get Free all the more impactful. Especially lyrically like when she made that callback to one of her most iconic songs..Im so...im choked up just thinking about it. For those who havent listened, youll understand on Friday

[Trash Magic 28,372]

I love how she acknowledged FACTS and said how she changed today's music trends. Not every unoriginal imitating leech called Bored has the power to do that.

[Solar Fields 4,163]

That interview is so honest and heartbreaking.

I don't even know what to say.

[Stargirl 13,351]

She still sounds really depressed relatable, though

[Bootynugget 2,926]

Wow the Pitchfork interview. She seems a little lost still. It's easy to just convince yourself you're doing better but maybe she's realizing now that this isn't her "happy" album, it's just a milestone. I think that's cute. I can't wait for #LDR12 to finally be the real happy album.

[Yosemite 23,786]

Well, that interview broke my heart a little bit

I hope she's okay tho...

[Cloudbusting 5,382]

So now we can understand why Yosemite isn't on Lust For Life :/ 

[loleetah 4,084]

I think that people are kinda forcing the "LANA IS HAPPY NOW!!" narrative... Lana probably has some form of clinical depression, and it's likely she's not just "cured" of that. She still sounds melancholy. This record may be lighter in mood than her other material but I'm not sure that she's all rainbows and sunshine now. She seems like she's in a better place and I think we should accept that instead of forcing L4L to be her "happy" record

[daytonadeath 3,596]

nvm

[writtenxrabbits 905]

Damn, that interview was so raw and emotional. She expands on ideas and questions in ways we haven't seen since she was burned during the Ultraviolence promo cycle with the "I wish I was dead already." She's such an honest person, to a fault, even when she's saying she doesn't want to answer a question. I really respect her as an artist and a human just trying to make a life.

[Flowerbomb 65,593]

I think Lana's in the middle of emotions. Like, she's not depressed, she's not happy, yet she's capable of allowing herself to be happy from time to time and also capable of falling into the pits of darkness. But I still believe she's on the more happier side.