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delreyfreak liked a post in a topic by DeadAgainst in Lust For Life - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll August 6, 2017

This album has singlehandedly given me insomnia; the songs are so earwormy that I can't get them out of my head at night

Lanalouis1 liked a post in a topic by DeadAgainst in Lust For Life - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll July 31, 2017

This album has singlehandedly given me insomnia; the songs are so earwormy that I can't get them out of my head at night

CatchTheBreeze liked a post in a topic by DeadAgainst in Lust For Life - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll July 31, 2017

This album has singlehandedly given me insomnia; the songs are so earwormy that I can't get them out of my head at night

DeadAgainst liked a post in a topic by graham4anything in Get Free July 27, 2017

a note to all the creeps who keep bringing Creep up-
Radiohead LOST a lawsuit in that they were found to have stolen Creep the song from
The 70s group The Hollies Air that I breathe songwriter Albert Hammond (he is famous for the single "It never rains in Southern California", and is the father
of the Strokes Albert Hammond Jr. (He was not a member of the Hollies).

If one listens to the Hollies song, one can tell it itself sounds like many early (and later) Elton John songs and also sounds like the Procol Harum "Whiter shade of Pale"

Elton and every other piano player of course that is trained on classic piano, will note that it all begins with Johann S. Bach among others the "Air on a G String"

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NOTE FOR ANOTHER CONNECTION-
Sean Lennon did two albums with Albert Hammond Jr.

I long for a super group
Lana
Sean
Dhanni Harrison
Elton John

Perhaps call themselves Peaches & Strawberries

graham4anything liked a post in a topic by DeadAgainst in Lana Del Rey Born to Die Billboard Chart Immortality July 25, 2017

Can we just appreciate the genius of the Paradise Edition ensuring that Summertime Sadness plebs will hear masterpieces like Cola

DeadAgainst liked a post in a topic by luckyonewithoutyou in Song References in LfL July 24, 2017

Change and Heart Shaped Box's verses have very similar melodies

DeadAgainst liked a post in a topic by delreyfreak in Song References in LfL July 24, 2017

Not sure if we're taking into account the production, but at 3:12 in "13 Beaches", there is a sound that is scattered all across "High By The Beach" (see, 1:50 for example - it's easier to hear in the instrumental version of the song)

The last few seconds of "Heroin" are also almost identical to the last few seconds of "Cruel World"... go have a listen, you'll be amazed! You have to turn up the volume a bit to hear it though.

The last few seconds of "Tomorrow Never Came" are also the same as the last few seconds in Lana's cover of "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood", the instrument and notes are exactly the same.

Also, I've noted in the post-release thread already, but the melodies throughout "White Mustang" and "Heroin" are extremely similar... the latter is almost like a continuation or a reprise of the former.

And of course, the "Get Free" chorus is quite reminiscent of "Back to the Basics", one of Lana's unreleased.

Valentino liked a post in a topic by DeadAgainst in Song References in LfL July 23, 2017

So many little things in LfL seem to remind me of other songs ...

Love
The Ronettes - Be My Baby
The Beach Boys - Don't Worry Baby

Lust for Life
That Iggy Pop song, what was it called?
The Angels - My Boyfriend's Back
13 Beaches Kate Bush's 9th Wave (?) God Bless America When the World Was at War (Radiohead generally) Tomorrow Never Came (Help-era Beatles generally) Changes Phil Collins - In the Air Tonight Get Free The Shirelles - Baby It's You Radiohead - Creep

poetic jess liked a post in a topic by DeadAgainst in What is Lana's best produced album? January 16, 2019

Paradise and Ultraviolence for different reasons

Paradise for being the best expression of baroque pop with the lushest arrangements

Ultraviolence for being the rawest and most organic and authentically vintage sound (MELLOTRON!)

But ultimately UV probably wins out, although only before it got ruined in mastering

Flowerbomb liked a post in a topic by DeadAgainst in Song References in LfL July 23, 2017

I dashed this off before going to work so of course Sam Cooke's "A Change is Gonna Come" is an obvi one

DeadAgainst liked a post in a topic by delete it fat in Song References in LfL July 23, 2017

the beginning of God Bless America reminds me of the beginning of Chiquitita by ABBA it's almost identical

Ultra Violet liked a post in a topic by DeadAgainst in Song References in LfL July 23, 2017

So many little things in LfL seem to remind me of other songs ...

Love
The Ronettes - Be My Baby
The Beach Boys - Don't Worry Baby

Lust for Life
That Iggy Pop song, what was it called?
The Angels - My Boyfriend's Back
13 Beaches Kate Bush's 9th Wave (?) God Bless America When the World Was at War (Radiohead generally) Tomorrow Never Came (Help-era Beatles generally) Changes Phil Collins - In the Air Tonight Get Free The Shirelles - Baby It's You Radiohead - Creep

DeadAgainst liked a post in a topic by littleredpartydress in Lust For Life - Post-Release Discussion Thread + Poll July 23, 2017

people complaining about her lyrics now because every song isnt about her in a bathing suit by a pool with a 90 year old corpse throwing money over her

my god people get a GRIP

DeadAgainst liked a post in a topic by La Dolce Vita in Song References in LfL July 22, 2017

13 Beaches -
"Ballroom of my mind" could possibly refer to Five To One by The Doors - "Your ballroom days are over, baby." + Lana posted a photo of Jim Morrison & Pam Courson on her honeymoon account a few months ago.
"Underneath the pines" could possibly refer to Nirvana's cover of Where Did You Sleep Last Night - "In the pines, in the pines."

Cherry -
I Fall To Pieces by Patsy Cline- I remember Lana uploaded a video of herself in the woods while Patsy was playing sometime last year.

White Mustang -
I was thinking maybe the whistling near the end was inspired by Jealous Guy by John Lennon since she was listening to that song while doing her makeup. Could be a stretch though.

Tomorrow Never Came -
Ask Me Why by The Beatles
Tomorrow Never Knows by The Beatles
Tomorrow Never Comes by Elvis Presley
Tomorrow May Never Come by Yoko Ono

Change -
A Change Is Gonna Come by Sam Cooke

Get Free -
Hey Hey, My My (Into The Black) by Neil Young - a line from this song was also included in Kurt Cobain's suicide note.
My My, Hey Hey (Out Of The Blue) by Neil Young

DeadAgainst liked a post in a topic by Say Yes to Heaven in Song References in LfL July 22, 2017

Chorus of Get Free reminds me so much of Last Christmas by WHAM! some people even commented how it sounded like a Christmas song

DeadAgainst liked a post in a topic by Stargirl in Song References in LfL July 22, 2017

Tomorrow Never Came references Bob Dylan "Lay lady lay"

DeadAgainst liked a post in a topic by Flowerbomb in Song References in LfL July 22, 2017

- TNC references the "Lay lady lay" from Bob Dylan's song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWz88VY-FkA

- The "lie la lie" part in BPBP is from Simon & Garfunkels song 'The Boxer' (although it's hard to tell) so idk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3LFML_pxlY

- TNC reference 'Tropic of Cancer' (the book)

DeadAgainst liked a post in a topic by latothemoon in Song References in LfL July 22, 2017

Tomorrow Never Came references Tiny Dancer by Elton John

DeadAgainst liked a post in a topic by Stargirl in Lana's favorite books and literature July 22, 2017

anything under publishing of course

13bitches liked a post in a topic by DeadAgainst in Lust For Life - Merch & Media Thread August 20, 2017