[LanaDReyOnline]

So much better than West Coast.

Mix between MDM/Black Beauty

[suburbannature]

Originally posted by LanaDReyOnline

So much better than West Coast.

Mix between MDM/Black Beauty

Better than West Coast?!?! I can't wait until Monday.

[Homogenic]

This will be the best album ever

[Kunst]

In my country, classes go from March to November, and right now I'm having my mid-term tests, sort of like the finals of this semester. I have tests almost every days for the next four weeks Dalai ha academic sabotage of people

[THEORACLE]

Originally posted by LanaDReyOnline

http://lanashadesofcool.tumblr.com/p...eyes-and#notes

OH SHHHHHHHHHHHHHTTTTTTTTTTTTT

[LanaDReyOnline]

Originally posted by Kunst

In my country, classes go from March to November, and right now I'm having my mid-term tests, sort of like the finals of this semester. I have tests almost every days for the next four weeks Dalai ha academic sabotage of people

half term here

even though i finished college completely last week

[suburbannature]

http://lanashadesofcool.tumblr.com/p...sounding#notes

Oh my God.

[Faruhs]

Originally posted by Kunst

In my country, classes go from March to November, and right now I'm having my mid-term tests, sort of like the finals of this semester. I have tests almost every days for the next four weeks Dalai ha academic sabotage of people

The reach

[V$.]

Originally posted by LanaDReyOnline

http://lanashadesofcool.tumblr.com/p...eyes-and#notes

YAAAAAAS

[ELECTRAHEARTPOP]

Originally posted by LanaDReyOnline

So much better than West Coast.

Mix between MDM/Black Beauty

Who leaked the snippet? Is the full going to leak before Monday?

[Pop pop123]

It's ok.

[THEORACLE]

Originally posted by Pop pop123

Funny because I've been hear since 2011.

Her "actual fans" Kii give me little monster teas.


Lana ha BTW era is here sooner than expected.


Good luck to y'all.

Means SHHHT. And no, I wasn't even referring to Gaga.

Not here for "fans" caring about charting or numbers, i've got plenty more time for the ones who just appreciate the music.

[chris1991]

Originally posted by LanaDReyOnline

So much better than West Coast.

Mix between MDM/Black Beauty

Nnn do not shade west coast like that!!!

[KK_Lover]

Basically…

[chris1991]

Originally posted by suburbannature

http://lanashadesofcool.tumblr.com/p...sounding#notes

Oh my God.

I need the full song before i judge.

[HumanitySector]

I do not want ROCK Lana.

I love rock music but they will not go together well

West Coast is below anything on Born to Die, and I sincerely say that. There is a reason people are hyped up for this album, and that reason are beautiful melodies and vintage feel she had in her music and videos/image on BTD. and judging by WC she is regressing BIG TIME.

She needs to stick to what she does AMAZINGLY, better than anyone else: making vintage sounding alternative music. And that's the whole GENRE, she can't possibly bore with sticking with one genre. (ofc she should do some experiments (hopefully that is WC)).

This Lana del Rey should never leave:


Shades of Cool sounds more promising than West Coast, so I can't wait to hear it in full

[Beethoven]

Shades Of Cool starts off with lonely sounding guitars that builds up an eerie and intense atmosphere. Lana’s voice breaks through the mist with a fragile “My baby lives in… shades of blue.”

The song is written with a 6/8 time signature so just like Million Dollar Man there’s jazz/waltz influences, however much slower and stripped back with only guitars and her one layer of vocals during the verses.

The song slowly builds up during the pre-chorus. The guitar picking is then replaced with slow shimmering chords as Lana sings “he lives for love, he loves his drugs.” The pre-chorus flows slowly until she ends the section with “his strange weather….” and then a moment of silence.

The song breaks into a beautiful flowery 70s-inspired indie rock merry-go-round-esque chorus. The drums come in and the iconic Born To Die strings make a triumphant return. It’s hard not to imagine Lana spinning Stevie Nicks-style in a flower garden or on the beach when listening to this chorus. Piano notes twinkle in the background layers as Lana sings over the live instruments: “but you are invincible. I can’t break through your world.”

The music carries on into the second verse and pre-chorus. The electric guitars are even more present in the second chorus. The old school ‘wub wub wub’ of the guitar strings embellish the already beautiful vintage sounding chorus.

The song intensifies even further during the bridge. The song turns into a thunderous mass of electric guitar and loud drums. The chaotic bridge is wild enough to transport anyone back to the live rock concerts of the 70s. The fantastic guitar solo is sexy enough to have Lana grinding during her performance.

The music dies down at the end as Lana songs ‘oohs’ and ‘ahhs’ as it fades into silence, presumably the solemn conclusion to the calm, wild, calm narrative of the song. This song is a great choice as a promotional single and is arguably many times better than West Coast.

[LanaDReyOnline]

The iconic strings may make their return.

[Beethoven]

I don't think Dan produced Shades of Cool.

[HumanitySector]

Originally posted by Beethoven

Shades Of Cool starts off with lonely sounding guitars that builds up an eerie and intense atmosphere. Lana’s voice breaks through the mist with a fragile “My baby lives in… shades of blue.”

The song is written with a 6/8 time signature so just like Million Dollar Man there’s jazz/waltz influences, however much slower and stripped back with only guitars and her one layer of vocals during the verses.

The song slowly builds up during the pre-chorus. The guitar picking is then replaced with slow shimmering chords as Lana sings “he lives for love, he loves his drugs.” The pre-chorus flows slowly until she ends the section with “his strange weather….” and then a moment of silence.

The song breaks into a beautiful flowery 70s-inspired indie rock merry-go-round-esque chorus. The drums come in and the iconic Born To Die strings make a triumphant return. It’s hard not to imagine Lana spinning Stevie Nicks-style in a flower garden or on the beach when listening to this chorus. Piano notes twinkle in the background layers as Lana sings over the live instruments: “but you are invincible. I can’t break through your world.”

The music carries on into the second verse and pre-chorus. The electric guitars are even more present in the second chorus. The old school ‘wub wub wub’ of the guitar strings embellish the already beautiful vintage sounding chorus.

The song intensifies even further during the bridge. The song turns into a thunderous mass of electric guitar and loud drums. The chaotic bridge is wild enough to transport anyone back to the live rock concerts of the 70s. The fantastic guitar solo is sexy enough to have Lana grinding during her performance.

The music dies down at the end as Lana songs ‘oohs’ and ‘ahhs’ as it fades into silence, presumably the solemn conclusion to the calm, wild, calm narrative of the song. This song is a great choice as a promotional single and is arguably many times better than West Coast.

YAAAAAAAAAS