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1949 1. Daddy Likes Blackpool 2. Pleasure Beach 3. Road Stops 4. Me, I Like the Swiss Alps 5. Souvenir Gift Shops 6. Late Night 7. Midnight Radio Show Talks 8. Him and Me 9. A Big Jailbreak 10. Ponytail and Lollipops 11. Dinnerettes and Soda Pops 12. New Blue Bathing Suit 13. Ruched Tops and Cadillacs 14. Blue Lake 15. Carter Docks 16. Hopscotch 17. Hot Talk 18. Alabama Hard Knocks 19. Motel Brass Locks

In no specific order (I have a passion for literary adaptions and biographies): A Beautiful Mind Die Glasbläserin Gladiator Inglourious Basterds Never Look Away Perfume: The Story of a Murderer Ray Schindler’s List The Aviator The Cider House Rules The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button The Da Vinci Code The English Patient The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring The Matrix The Village Walk the Line Water for Elephants You’ve Got Mail You, Me and Dupree

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I've created a youtube playlist, search for 'Lana Del Rey Unreleased Top 16' / 'Lana Del Rey Unreleased Top 25'

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Lana Del Rey: "I'm generous and put unreleased songs on my album which my fans like the most" Ungrateful fans: " She uses these songs only as fillers"

I think she always wanted to release these songs but never had the chance, because they were out of concept with COCC, NFR and so on. Now she has an album for ballads and slower songs, where they finally fit. It must be hard for an artist to produce very good stuff which never sees the daylight.

'Text Book' and 'Blue Banisters' are ahead of their time and her best songs ever.

I TALK TO JESUS 1949 Driving in Cars with Boys Fine China I Don't Wanna Go I Talk To Jesus Is This Happiness? (missed on Spotify) JFK Kill Kill (missed on Spotify) Kinda Outta Luck Life Is Beautiful (missed on Spotify) On Our Way Pawn Shop Blues (missed on Spotify) Serial Killer Super Movie Wayamaya Yes to Heaven (Honeymoon Version) 17. Backfire 18. Butterflies Pt. 2 19. Caught You Boy 20. Damn You 21. Hollywood 22. Is It Wrong? 23. Lust For Life (Demo) 24. Playing Dangerous 25. Riverside

I'm sure she has more accounts we don't know and maybe it's good we don't know them all.

Maybe people think she's something like a role model. If you're in a certain position people judge you harder for every little mistake, but it also can be a sign that they have special respect for you.

The bridge reminds me a little bit of that from "Living Legend". Her relationship to religion seems to be very close She is also currently wearing a necklace with a little diamond cross which she got from XIV Karats.

Is she always talking about her real daddy?

Taylors success is stunning. Her music is ok, nothing what knocks my socks off. Her activity on instagram is very reserved, she gets not much more likes than Lana in her posts, despite she has nine times as much followers.

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My current ranking is 1. Living Legend 2. Arcadia 3. Blue Banisters 4. Text Book 5. Cherry Blossom 6. Dealer 7. Thunder 8. Wildflower Wildfire 9. The Trio

Maybe she/they want to test, how many people really like her music, without all the social media hype, promotion etc., like with the three singles dropped surprisingly in May with this unmotivated cover image ... It's very admirable that she wants to convince with her music only and nothing more.

Mine was "Queen Of Disaster". I heard it on a random TikTok video and thought "wait, doesn't this sound like Lana?". Then I thought, wow, there's a song which Lana hasn't released and shortly afterwards I saw a list with hundreds of unreleased songs.

Imagine the album releasing along with videos for text book, blue banisters and ww simultaneously like the three songs were dropped at the same time.

Would like to have a video for Blue Banisters rather than another flopping single when the album is coming out.

She was the answer to the "internet generation", most of her fans stream her music on spotify and apple music, she had more ig followers than Oprah, Arsenal London or Gisele Bündchen. So I think social media is more important than anything else for her.

Sometimes I'm asking myself if she is really the type of person to wants to post such selfies or is it her management who urge her for promotion?

American - Like an american Cherry - I fall to pieces French Restaurant - If I can't have you

Most of them are getting paid for that (google 'make money with reaction videos'), I don't think much of it.