Greaser Prince

Lana will always have one thing over all those artists: Good lyrics. End of discussion, Lana wins. Bye bye

Hip hop beats from BTD return on the album with songs like Money Power and Glory.
 
Hip hop beats are only on one song, Money Power and Glory.
 
Hip hop beats are not on the album at all, the song Money Power and Glory is an example of this.
 
 
 
So basically, people translating this article are as useful as Lana releasing a date for Ultraviolence.
 

I bought Nylon, and Nylon always has really tacky outfits. Except Lana, she looked SO good. Also, you'd be able to give us a translation. It sounds like she's giving us some real information in this interview and I live in the United States and my French 1 skills will not suffice translating this, I could only make out bits and pieces. ~Still proud.~

Sonic monster = genre clusterfuck?

"The Hip-Hop beats american musical channels and radios love so much are on "Money, Power and Glory", while West Coast, the first single, shows well the (...)"
 
I think I should buy the magazine, but I don't know, I hate Libération.... 

How do you say 'slé'?

 
 
No but seriously, judging by my mediocre french skills, this seems to be a song title indeed. It gives me NA and HDB vibes, but I'm not quite sure how she's going to 'translate' these kind of songs into the supposed Ultraviolence sound. Anyway, I'm excited

You can read the interview here https://twitter.com/ConeyIslandGod/status/46265949204041318 
 
 

Now I could get behind that sound.
 

 
Hip-hop beats mixed with rock.

The Radio Edit is alright, however, the song loses it's essence. The original made me subconsciously sway and gave me the urge to grind with someone, but I just don't get that with the new version. I'm trying not to pick it apart too bad but all of the elements that made me love the first one are gone (except the lyrics) and the almost haunting feel and sound of it is also gone.   

To quote cimb:
 
1. 1st iTunes version - 4:15
Original version. This is on the official audio video. AKA Rob Orton mix
 
2. Dan Auerbach Radio Edit - 3:47
Vocals edited a little bit so that they're clearer, some vocal layers added/removed, last chorus cut
 
3. 2nd iTunes version - 4:16
Pretty much the same as the above version but with the last chorus. Lead sound during the last two choruses quietened.
 
4. Radio Mix (Swiss iTunes Store only atm) - 1:31 (currently) (Full version is 3:47)
Different instrumental (louder guitars, prominent drums), different vocal take, the song doesn't enter half time/change tempo for the chorus, 2nd verses (it all could happen/they got their movies) cut. It's a co-incidence that it's the same length as the Dan Auerbach version. The two are completely different.

>>>>>>> NEW VERSION FOUND <<<<<<
 
iTunes Switzerland, Germany, ...
 
https://itunes.apple.com/ch/album/west-coast-radio-mix/id870769451?i=870769463
 
 
It's going to be available on May 30th. WC (RADIO MIX)
 
 
Here it is on Soundcloud 
 
 
 
https://soundcloud.com/aaron-yates-16/1398961765a
 
 
(Thanks Aaron)

Lana's impact is real:
 

 
Kii
Get that promo girl:
 

I'm praying that Lana puts this on UV:

People's emotions are high right now, with good reason. Even this close to the album release (allegedly) it feels like everything is still up in the air. It's kind of toying with my emotions and I don't want it pushed back any more..

Lyrically....sonically...thematically...
cinematically...visually...graphically...
authentically... realistically... diametrically...

Look at her eye tho
 

Look at her eye tho
 

FYI, this week's Entertainment Weekly has a brief blurb about West Coast and references Ultraviolence coming out in June. I've transcribed it below:
 
"Del Rey's still got that summer-time sadness, but the first single off Ultraviolence (due in June) isn't just another gloomy operetta, its scuzzy, thrown together, and totally hypnotic, like a lo-fi incantation to the gods of sunburn and smog checks. The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach gets credit for the throbbing production, but the heat coming off those Spanglish sweet nothings ("He's crazy and Cubano/Como you're my love") is all Lana. B+"

Lift your eyes, lift your eyes

Just a little higher, just a little higher

Lift those eyes, look into mine

Look at her eye tho
 

Look at her eye tho
 

Look at her eye tho
 

Look at her eye tho
 

Look at her eye tho
 

I am actually glad it does not sound like Borde.