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From least to best:
 
16: Flipside
15: The Other Woman
14: PWYC
13: Guns and Roses
12: Sad Girl
11: Black Beauty
10: Is This Happiness
 9: Cruel World
 8: Ultraviolence
 7: Shades of Cool
 6: Fucked My Way Up To The Top
 5: Brooklyn Baby
 4: Florida Kilos
 3: West Coast
 2: Money Power Glory
 1: Old Money

Where's "I See Her Smiling"?
That is such a great song. Really should be on there somewhere.

I love it! It may be my favorite video from her. Mark Mahoney is by far the classiest of her "daddies". I also love the vivid use of color, from the cityscape, to the swimming pool, to Lana's Coachella dress. 

At least they gave a better score for an obviously better album not like the lame british reviewers

8/10 from Spin (counts for MC) 
 
Great read: http://www.spin.com/reviews/lana-del-rey-ultraviolence/

Yep. Go drunk, you're home.

She deleted the tweets because she mixed up the names. Should have been Tim Jonze, not Alexis.

 

I love it! It may be my favorite video from her. Mark Mahoney is by far the classiest of her "daddies". I also love the vivid use of color, from the cityscape, to the swimming pool, to Lana's Coachella dress. 

I love the video and it shows growth in her visuals. She can make one or two cinematic pieces if she wants to but nothing too Born To Dir because it's not the same album concept. She's promoting this album, not BTD or any of it's visuals.

Probably JFK, although there are several worthy choices.

Money Power Glory would be great, but it`s kinda hard to perform live without prerecorded background vocals.old Money could be a good live song.

Would prefer it if she at least sang one song she hasn't performed live yet. Like Old Money, Pretty When You Cry or Shades Of Cool.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b046d0ms
Can't wait. She will probably perform 3 songs, like last time. 

And we can listen to this online, right? 

Informative thread is pending, but this is happening Wednesday, June 18th, 7pm local time.

I'm tempted to say you are, sir.

I Never Fucked Jimmy Gnecco
 
Boarding School Teachers Rock
 
I Can't Choose Between Daddies
 
Hair Pulling Bitch

Blue hydrangea, cold cash divine
Cashmere cologne, and white sunshine
Red racing cars, Sunset and Vine
The kids were young and pretty
 
Where have you been, where did you go
Those summer nights seem long ago
And so is the girl, you used to call
"The Queen of New York City"
 
But if you send for me, you know I'll come
And if you call for me, you know I'll run
I'll run to you, I'll run to you
I'll run run run
I'll come to you, I'll come to you
I'll come come come
 
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh...
Aah, aah, aahh....
 
The power of youth, is on my mind
Sunset, small town
I'm out of time
Will you still love me when I shine
From words but not from beauty
 
My father's love was always strong
My mother's glamour lives on and on
Yet still inside I felt alone
For reasons unknown to me
 
But if you send for me, you know I'll come
And if you call for me, you know I'll run
I'll run to you, I'll run to you
I'll run run run
I'll come to you, I'll come to you
I'll come come come
 
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh...
Aah, aah-ah-ah-ahh..
 
And if you call, I'll run run run
If you change your mind, I'll come come come
 
Ooh, ooh, ooh...
Aah, aah-ah-ah-ahh..
 
Blue hydrangea, cold cash divine
Cashmere cologne, and white sunshine
Red racing cars, Sunset and Vine
And we were young and pretty

He looks like Clint Eastwood 

Does anyone else think that Jim/he might be a metaphor for alcohol?  It seems like it may make sense.

Yes!!  Fellow INFP here.  I defintely agree that Lana fits that profile as well, at least from what we know of her.  Makes me love her even more.

I had intended to start this discussion elsewhere, but after reading the Fader interview I thought I'd comment here briefly.  I joined the Lanaboards because I have a deep emotional connection to the music of Lana Del Rey. I feel like she is talking for me.  I am also a student of them Myers-Briggs Temperament Indicator.  I am an INFP.  Based on what I've read on this site, I believe there are quite a few members that are also INFPs (see http://lanaboards.com/index.php?/topic/2833-myers-briggs-type-indicator/  hat tip to Colacunt.)
 
INFPs are relatively rare personality types representing 2-5% of the population.  I speculate that Lizzy Grant is an INFP as well, which perhaps explains why so many INFPs are attracted to her.  After reading the Fader article I am more convinced that she is.  I will follow up in the conversations area as to exactly why I think this.
 
But to understand the INFP, you need to understand the following traits commoin to an INFPs: (see http://similarminds.com/jung/infp.html)
 
creative
smart
idealist
loner
attracted to sad things
disorganized
avoidant
can be overwhelmed by unpleasant feelings
prone to quitting
prone to feelings of loneliness
ambivalent of the rules
solitary
daydreams about people to maintain a sense of closeness
focus on fantasies
acts without planning
low self confidence
emotionally moody
can feel defective
prone to lateness
likes esoteric things
wounded at the core
feels shame
frequently losing things
prone to sadness
prone to dreaming about a rescuer
disorderly
observer
easily distracted
does not like crowds
can act without thinking
private
can feel uncomfortable around others
familiar with the darkside
hermit
more likely to support marijuana legalization
can sabotage self
likes the rain
sometimes can't control fearful thoughts
prone to crying
prone to regret
attracted to the counter culture
can be submissive
prone to feeling discouraged
frequently second guesses self
not punctual
not always prepared
can feel victimized
prone to confusion
prone to irresponsibility
can be pessimistic
 
These traits are core to who we are.  It is difficult to live in a world that has expectations of normalcy since we are anything but.  The Fader article seems to highlight much of this.
 
Anyway, rather than hijack this thread I will continue this discussion elsewhere.
 
Oh, and as an aside ... we take criticism as a personal attack.  There are many INFP blogs that discuss this issue ad nauseum.  Imagine what she must have gone through 2012-2013.  I would have been having suicidal thoughts on a daily basis as well.
 
Peace.

why does she have to be interested on the topic? like really why? that doesn't mean she think feminism is wrong lol 

This interview was really good. Really personal. It seems like she said a lot that was on her mind. If you don't like it... that's a shame. Cuz this seems like the most personal and honest interview we've ever gotten. 

Love her laugh!  I could listen to her all day, whether she is singing, speaking, or laughing.