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Damn quote limits...
 

I actually think this is a really great interview/profile. The Electronic Beats interview was also extremely informative (sometimes unpleasantly so), but this one goes in-depth like none other before. (Kudos to the interviewer despite getting her age wrong.) Lana also manages to show her sensitivity without coming off as defensive or over-reacting. She's sympathetic rather than victim-playing.

I can't at the people who say Pepsi is better than Coke

transcript from nylon: 
 
 
 

I just don't see how this "sounds like a soundtrack for the Breakfast Club playing in her head" or this "electropop hooks straight from the 80s" are bad things tbh.

I just don't see how this "sounds like a soundtrack for the Breakfast Club playing in her head" or this "electropop hooks straight from the 80s" are bad things tbh.

I just don't see how this "sounds like a soundtrack for the Breakfast Club playing in her head" or this "electropop hooks straight from the 80s" are bad things tbh.

... says a German. 

I like this version of ''I put A Spell on You'', honestly LOL.
Childhood.

:legend: :legend: :legend:                
 
 
 
Beirut is an American band which was originally the solo musical project of Santa Fe native Zachary Francis Condon, and later expanded into a band. The band's first performances were in New York, in May 2006, to support the release of their debut album, Gulag Orkestar. Beirut's music combines elements of indie-rock and world music.
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
so listen! 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
i just love them so much they bring so many nice memories from last year and i just feel so good ugh

The only Halloween song worth listening to, t.b.q.h.  

I mean, just look at its musician count.

Arcade Fire's Win & Regine + Redd Kross' Steve McDonald + Beck + R.E.M.'s + Joey Waronker + Buck 65 + Rilo Kiley's Jenny & Blake + David Cross + Roky Erickson + Devendra Banhart + Sloan's Chris Murphy + Elvira, Mistress of the Dark + Smoosh's Asya & Chloe + Feist + Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore + Gino Washington + Sparks' Russel Mael + Les Savy Fav's Syd Butler + Subtitle + Islands' J'aime + Sum 41's Stevo + Malcolm Mclaren + Tagaq + Peaches + That Dog's Anna Waronker + Postal Service's Jimmy Tamborello + Wolf Parade's Dan & Spencer + Yeah Yeah Yeahs' Karen O

all good with me 

Yup, fan. Paracosm was one of the albums I was looking forward to the most this year because I absolutely loved Within and Without.
 
@ Really digging that song! I'll try to find a link in slsk and/or waffles, if I can't find it anywhere I'll PM you - if that's okay.

High Times (2009)

 
Life of Leisure (2010)

 
Untitled (2010)

 
Within and Without (2011)

 
Paracosm (2013)

 
Videos:
 
 
 

an homage to her dead friend, i'm sure 

Time of the Season
 

yes, but its being released on the 1st here, so ill send it to who ever wants it then

It's that time of the year again, so share music with a Halloween-ish vibe to get in the right mood!
 

 
I'll start.
 
The Casket Girls - I've Got a Secret
 
 
 
Dead Man's Bones - Lose Your Soul (fyi: Ryan Gosling's band)
 
 
 
Screamin' Jay Hawkins - I Put a Spell on You (oblig)
 
 
 
(put the videos under a spoiler btw)

Captain Murphy - The Killing Joke from 'Duality'
 
 
 
Ghostface Killah - Rise of the Ghostface Killah from 'Twelve Reasons To Die'
 
 
 
Love both of these records, very dark & GREAT production.

It's that time of the year again, so share music with a Halloween-ish vibe to get in the right mood!
 

 
I'll start.
 
The Casket Girls - I've Got a Secret
 
 
 
Dead Man's Bones - Lose Your Soul (fyi: Ryan Gosling's band)
 
 
 
Screamin' Jay Hawkins - I Put a Spell on You (oblig)
 
 
 
(put the videos under a spoiler btw)

you should take into consideration the fact that 'lana del rey' was the most googled woman of 2012. there seems to be an endless amount of national, local, and personal coverage on her every move across the infinite stretches of the "WWW". so sending us on a wild fucking duck hunt (   ) for an article that supports your singular, previously unheard of claim only makes you seem less than credible. (ps, your hostility certainly doesn't help either). you're the only one here thats been exposed to this supposed information. so why leave it up to us to find an article that we don't even believe to exist?  
 
until you come back with some kind of (hard) evidence you're just gonna continue to seem like a bit of an asshole tbh 

I don't think I've really been "touchy" about the subject. Maybe a little touchy about the fact that you got rather touchy just because people don't accept your novel claims without evidence. It's really lazy to make a claim that contradicts conventional wisdom and then tell people to search for it when questioned on it. Google it yourself and come back when you can support your claims with evidence.

Can you provide the receipts for this claim? I wouldn't be surprised if Lana is exaggerating somewhat when she says she wrote every word on BTD except one line from DMD, but I would be surprised if she doesn't write 90% of her lyrics and the majority of her melodies. What you're saying flies in the face of the understanding of some of the most knowledgeable and skeptical fans, not to mention the consistency of repeated themes and lines in her lyrics.

i can see this entire interview is a huge cringefest. maybe lana & barrie should start posting here: http://www.reddit.com/r/lewronggeneration/