Matt

Really cool and nice

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2qQGCyPR-Y http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--RI7tlWuaM

Thank god others are saying Raise Me Up. It's an amazing song.

THIS. It's a beautiful and chilling song, I love it.

Beautiful lyrics. Simple but they paint such a vivid landscape in your mind.

White bikini off with my red nail polish

In the movie Lolita - Sue Lyon sings a track called "Lolita Ya Ya" and that's what the BTD version of Lolta reminds me of.

That verse sounded more like a scene from Pulp Fiction than Lana's personal life, but that's pretty scary if Lana has overdosed before. I really do pray it'll never happen again.

no, Carmen's the best. That's why all the boys and girls like her. But when I listen to "Without You" I see a pregnant Sharon Tate jumping off a diving-board in slow motion. I don't know why.

On the bus ride to school I listen to mostly the following: Raise Me Up Queen of the Gas Station Off to the Races Burning Desire Those songs really wake me up.

This would have been a great help a month ago for a contest I entered.

She seems high most of the time, I wouldn't be surprised. I don't think she's clean at all

Burning Desire is perfect for car rides to be honest.

Hundred Dollar Bill. It makes me want to become a street prostitute, doing crack, and kissing my tons of $$

1. My friend sent me a video of "Born to Die" - played it, and I was like "wtf is this, boring." Over the next month I would always see ads for Lana Del Rey on the sidebars of YouTube videos and I assumed she was a boring and old mexican singer. Finally one day I decided to check out her videos again. I searched "Lana Del Rey" and one of the videos that came up was "Carmen." It looked cool, so I clicked it, and within seconds I knew this woman would be one of my favorite artists. The image of Felix Cane dropping down the pole while Lana sang, "Darlin' Darlin' doesn't have a problem.." was chilling. The whole home-movie video collage reminded me of a song I love called "John Wayne Gacy Jr." by an artist named Sufjan Stevens. "Carmen" is still my favorite song from Lana. 2. Carmen ^ 3. Her hair in the Carmen video. 4. Carmen for NPR. 5. "She says you don't want to be like me, don't want to see all the things I've seen, I'm dying, I'm dying" 6. Is this a serious question? 7. Eyes and her long fake eyelashes, they're seductive. 8. Nothing, I love EVERYTHING about this woman. She gives me a reason to keep living and going. 9. No, sadly. 10. Fiona Apple, Bernard Herrmann, Pino Donaggio, The Beach Boys, Elvis 11. Obsessed. There's not an hour that goes by that I don't think about her. 12. As long as she's still the cool, trash magic filled zombie, I'll love her.

I don't think so. I actually really doubt it. With all the negative backlash from the bandwagon of critics worldwide, I'd never picture it happening.

When people say smoking is unnatractice, I disagree. It only makes unnatractive people look more unnatractive. It makes sexy people even sexier. For example, Lana. Her smoking is sexy. The local bum on the street, smoking makes him look uglier.

I agree with this. I hate when fanbases have names, how about you just say you're a fan of the person.

I don't like Ride as much as most Lana songs, when I listen to it I feel like I'm listening to the olympics w/ dramatic music and teary finish-line touches.

Lucky Ones is a song I could see as (if it weren't released on BTD) being a Lana leak that nobody cared about after a while.

Lana Del Rey blonde reminds me of Sharon Tate. If they ever remake Valley of the Dolls - Lana should be Jennifer North in my opinion.

The Summer of Sam was in 1977... Lana ?

I like Lana Del Ray/Rey AKA Lizzy Grant so much more than Born to Die. I feel like Born to Die is very "packaged" with it's sound and presentation. AKA just feels so natural in many aspects, it just flows better. Born to Die on the other hand just sounds overproduced on a whole.

Yes.

A Mistake - Fiona Apple