Lana Del Rey - Chemtrails Over The Country Club

How dare you insult notorious Lana stan Mitch McConnell like that.

But probably about half of Kentucky and states liked it
 
Well then you'll see that I've never actually been to Minnesota
 
I feel ready to declare the following songs

Wild at Heart
Not All Who Wander Are Lost
Yosemite
Dance Till We Die

TENS or HARD TENS :disco:
 
Jark said:
:D

can't lie, it feels weird to stan a Lana Del Rey record more than @POP!
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I can bop to it but honestly the only thing not making me sad is that I’m deluding myself into thinking we will have a new record in two months :disco:
Celebrate Thank God GIF by Kesha
 
ManicKangaroo said:
Down to 12 in the midweeks
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Apparently there are eight debuts ahead of it. I can't imagine it'll rebound to the top ten by week end or ever but hopefully doesn't fall too much further given those entries will probably trend off through the week too.
 
Updated album ranking:

1. Norman Fucking Rockwell!
2. Ultraviolence
3. Lust for Life
4. Born to Die
5. Paradise
6. Honeymoon
7. Chemtrails over the Country Club
 
GO ON THEN

1. Norman fucking Rockwell!
2. Lust For Life
3. Chemtrails Over the Country Club
4. Ultraviolence
5. Honeymoon
6. Born to Die
7. Paradise
 
1. Norman Fucking Rockwell!
2. Ultraviolence
3. Chemtrails Over The Country Club
4. Born To Die
5. Paradise
6. Lust For Life


7. Honeymoon
 
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despite placing it fifth, I've spent more time with Honeymoon since the sync than any of her other records (Norman aside) and have come to really love it for the most part. it has quite a bit of first half filler but the highs are towering.
 
Billboard ranked all 113 LDR songs with commentary....


  1. hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have - but i have it
  2. video games
  3. brooklyn baby
  4. ride
  5. venice bitch
  6. the greatest
  7. born to die
  8. mariners apartment complex
  9. white dress
  10. shades of cool
  11. young & beautiful
  12. west coast
  13. national anthem
  14. cruel world
  15. norman fucking rockwell
  16. ultraviolence
  17. 13 beaches
  18. off to the races
  19. wild at heart
  20. terrence loves you
  21. old money
  22. for free
  23. love
  24. change
  25. freak
  26. summertime sadness
  27. yayo
  28. the other woman
  29. tulsa jesus freak
  30. god knows i tried
  31. cinnamon girl
  32. chemtrails over the countryclub
  33. high by the beach
  34. blue jeans
  35. you must love me :eyes:
  36. this is what makes us girls
  37. doin’ time
  38. honeymoon
  39. dark but just a game
  40. not all who wander are lost
  41. love song
  42. get free
  43. sad girl
  44. pretty when i cry
  45. dayglo reflection
  46. money power glory
  47. coachella- woodstock in my mind
  48. fucked my way up to the top
  49. music to watch boys to
  50. how to disappear
  51. dance til we die
  52. fuck it i love you
  53. body electric
  54. cola
  55. tomorrow never came
  56. heroin
  57. yosemite
  58. dark paradise
  59. breaking up slowly :greta:at what they put below this vapid mess
  60. radio
  61. cherry
  62. lust for life
  63. gods and monsters
  64. california
  65. million dollar man
  66. diet mtn dew
  67. flipside
  68. dont let me be misunderstood
  69. beautiful people beautiful problems
  70. looking for america
  71. swan song
  72. happiness is a butterfly
  73. summer bummer
  74. when the world was at war we kept dancing
  75. burnt norton
  76. stargirl interlude
  77. ill be home for christmas (w kacey)
  78. you’ll never walk alone
  79. groupie love
  80. woman (cat power)
  81. i can fly
  82. black beauty
  83. god bless america- and all the beautiful women in it
  84. once upon a dream
  85. the blackest day 😫
  86. the next best american record
  87. bartender
  88. summertime (the gershwin version)
  89. carmen
  90. prisoner
  91. 24
  92. let me love you like a woman
  93. salvatore
  94. art deco
  95. in my feelings
  96. without you
  97. american 😤
  98. blue velvet
  99. bel air 🤬
  100. religion
  101. big eyes
  102. god save our young blood
  103. hallucinogenic
  104. dont call me angel
  105. white mustang
  106. season of the witch
  107. burning desire
  108. wait for life
  109. is this happiness :argh:
  110. lucky ones
  111. florida kilos :shock:
  112. lolita
  113. guns and roses

At the #1

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Although it's a 9/10 moment and would feature in my top 75
 
1. ULTRAVIOLENCE
2. NFR!
3= Lust For Life
3= Chemtrails Over The Country Club
5. Paradise
6. Born To Die
7. Honeymoon
 
Ok I finally need to listen to this album. I put on White Dress the other day and I just couldn't with the vocal style. I like Chemtrails (the song) well enough, what are the other standouts?
 
Debbie Jellinsky said:
Ok I finally need to listen to this album. I put on White Dress the other day and I just couldn't with the vocal style. I like Chemtrails (the song) well enough, what are the other standouts?
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depends what kind of Lana you like!

Wild At Heart, Dark But Just a Game and Dance Till We Die are the happiest/sunniest

Tulsa Jesus Freak has autotune and beats for the Born To Die queens - probably the other closest song to the title track

Yosemite (major highlight) and Not All Who Wander Are Lost are more folksy/Lust For Life-adjacent

just play it all beb, it's a sprightly 45 mins!
 
I’ve came to terms with the fact that “Yosemite” is one of her most graceful but effortless songs ever. Her next album needs to be with Rick Nowels if he’s still making music.
 
I have the feeling she more or less ditched Rick for Jack, no? no new music together (that we know of) since the Lust For Life sessions. I would also like him back.
 
Jark said:
I have the feeling she more or less ditched Rick for Jack, no? no new music together (that we know of) since the Lust For Life sessions. I would also like him back.
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I like Jack but wouldn’t mind if she moved in a new direction. She describes their collaboration as much looser this time around if you listen to her train wreck interview with Annie Mac. She basically conceived this album herself with the exception of two songs that they wrote from start to finish together. She implied NFR was a much more collaborative effort. I feel like she tried to use a lot of the same tropes that were successful on NFR (WAH being a prime example). Until jack is out of the picture I think she will be in a bit of a rut. But I’m happy to be proven wrong.
 
well you've got at least one more entire album with Jack to come beb so I hope you're proven wrong :D
 
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