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I can now announce that the new hosts of Lana Del Reydio are myself, Evil;Entity & Hundred Dollar Bill.

In "Yayo," I could have sworn she was singing "You have to tape me right now from this dark trailer park life now"

Added a new one:
 

In "Yayo," I could have sworn she was singing "You have to tape me right now from this dark trailer park life now"

WHOLE WORLD'S GIRL
Lana Del Rey
 
1. She's Not Me
2. Summer Of Sam
3. Fake Diamond
4. Dangerous Girl
5. Gramma(Blue Ribbon Sparkler Trailer Heaven)
6. Driving In Cars With Boys
7. Go Go Dancer
8. Marilyn Monroe
 
- This EP shows a slightly more 'pop' side to Lana, but still the good old Lana whom we love
- It slams any statements saying that her music is 'depressing'
- It shows that Lana music can be appealing to everyone
- The songs on this EP have catchy choruses, but with great lyrics, too
- It showcases the sometimes bratty, fun, and dangerous Lana
 

 
This photo seems appropriate, as she's wearing a cute dress, holding an adorable puppy, but is smoking. She's innocent, yet dangerous.
 
This makes no sense, but oh well!

Sorry for the double post.
 
HOLLYWOOD'S DEAD: http://vimeo.com/49486879

What do you call the color in your profile pic? I like that one

What's weird though (on the subject of leaks hurting sales) is that you have to take into account the fans' subjectivity: for a lot of people they'd be kind of bummed out to get a previously leaked song on an official album. It would be seen as a wasted opportunity. What unheard music could have been on there instead? And these people may very well not end up purchasing something because of this. Yet, on the other hand, for many other people--and i would argue that this is probably determined by what sort of an audience it is (which is typically dictated by the sort of artist and music, and i think more and more by generation)--having a previously leaked song show up on an official album is a great, exciting thing and reason to celebrate because they get to have, on an official product that they can hold in their hands, the music in full quality (a 320 kbps mp3, the highest mp3 encoding, which we're lucky to get, is far from that, and keep in mind also that a lot of unreleased stuff isn't always mastered, and sometimes not even properly mixed, not to mention that a leaked song might take on a new life on a released album if new overdubs are added or if different elements are rerecorded). That's important to a lot of people. There are factions in the large landscape of music fans, and they all have differing interests and priorities, which affects what they place value in.

I am not sure if I loved Lana so much if I had listened to only her official Born To Die album. All her leaks add so much variety to her officially released songs and make me appreciate her as an artist even more. It's great to see how much her music has evolved during the years and honestly I love many of her unreleased songs even more than the album versions. They seem so much more genuine and emotional.
I don't understand why people complain that leaks are bad for a singer but still continue to listen to them when somebody else leaks them on the Internet. Isn't that a bit hypocritical? If you disapprove so strongly of the new leaks then you shouldn't be the one to praise these songs and help to spread them even further. I love leaks. I don't know how Lana feels about these songs spreading among fans but I hope that she isn't too upset when true fans get to enjoy some more of her talent. Isn't that why she has written her music in the first place?

Once all this Lana stuff dies down, I'm leaking Monicker's secret acoustic album

Made this cover for Damn You

For K part 2 (blue) is great

I really love For K Part 2.

Keep it up - these are really good. I'm impressed :smiles:

I posted covers for these songs before (on LDR.FM), but I've redone them.

Good work:) You need to keep making covers

Well, I introduced Lana to a lot of my friends- and they all really like her. Even people who really wanted to hate her.
 
And in general, I think Lana is actually quite popular in Baltimore. She has the kind of aesthetic that people here can connect to, I think. Diners and motels and trash culture and that sort of thing. She has a really campy side that is very baltimore (like in Kinda Outta Luck). So, I think she's actually pretty popular. When my sister and I and my best friend all went to see her in NYC, there was at least one other couple who was on our bus going to see her as well

Yeah, this is all a fantasy. And tbh, I think I'd feel a bit sick if I listened to it because
a) the waste of money!
b) I wouldn't be able to enjoy the music - I'd be scribbling down inaccurate lyrics
c) the pressure on me afterwards would be awful. A whole Team Lana army would be shooting questions about it at me and I'd just be like... I dunno.

Online petition?
 

Online petition?
 

Online petition?
 

Gawd, she must hate us all and wish for us to get lives.

That would actually be a good time frame. "Dark Paradise" video building interest for the "Paradise Edition."

Online petition?
 

But there won't be any diversity if she just does the same images/themes/styles after Born to Die
 
 
 
 
It's nice to love and be loved, but I'd rather hear her pre-Sirens album