Lana Del Rey is better than Radiohead

[spike]

she cool

[Jorge]

I don't like Lana's music but Radiohead are being jerks about this

Yes it sounds like "Creep" but not enough to justify their demands

[VinylGuy]

Sounds really similar. But hey, they had a lawsuit too with the hollies...so who knows.

[epilogue]

Radiohead are obviously a phenomenal band. But anymore, I listen to Lana Del Rey far more often. I'm with Jorge and KD on this. The similarity is pretty obvious but Radiohead needs to get their heads out of each other's asses here.

[VinylGuy]

Why? they have the right to sue her. Its a very similar song.

[epilogue]

Why? they have the right to sue her. Its a very similar song.

As others have already said, it's similar but not anywhere near enough to justify their demands.

[VinylGuy]

yeah, but thats not a call for you or others to make.

[epilogue]

yeah, but thats not a call for you or others to make.

But it sure is something I can have an opinion about.

[VinylGuy]

Oh sure!! you are having one...but they are entitled to do it and its fine. The songs are very similar.

[epilogue]

Oh sure!! you are having one...but they are entitled to do it and its fine. The songs are very similar.

Ok

[Jorge]

Good

[LetMeSleep]

Lana Del Reydiohead

Videotape Games
The National Anthem
Honeymoon Shaped Pool

[epilogue]

[bodysnatcher]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/radiohead-publisher-denies-lana-del-180003723.html

[LetMeSleep]

Man, I do love Lana Del Rey.

Durds, where would one start?

[epilogue]

Man, I do love Lana Del Rey.

Durds, where would one start?

Ultraviolence. That record is a smoky, sexy, messy, blissful, beast.

[Jorge]

Bland and bad

[epilogue]

Bland and bad

I'm not familiar with that one. I've heard all her records and I'm pretty sure that's not one of them.

[epilogue]

Man, I do love Lana Del Rey.

Durds, where would one start?

Ultraviolence. That record is a smoky, sexy, messy, blissful, beast.

Though, it depends on what you're looking for, really. Born to Die is pure pop. And Honeymoon is a really subtle almost vocal jazz record. Honeymoon is a straight up headphones record. There are so many little flourishes and motives throughout. It's beautiful but not as immediate as her other work.

I think that's why I'd recommend Ultraviolence. It has some poppy hooks but it also gets strange and dark in places. It's a great mood record. Eagle Rare whiskey is a great pairing with the album.

[epilogue]

Listened to a mix I made of her stuff prior to the new record. So good! I really dig her vibe/aesthetic.