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  1. Track is 3:20.

     

    Production credits

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    Producer, Studio Personnel, Mixer, Associated  Performer, Drums, Programming, Cello, Piano, Synthesizer, Mellotron, Electric Guitar: Jack Antonoff

    Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer, Mixer: Laura Sisk

    Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer, Associated Performer, Whistle, Saxophone, Synthesizer: Evan Smith

    Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer, Associated Performer, Synthesizer, Slide Guitar: Mikey Freedom Hart

    Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer: David Hart

    Studio Personnel, Asst. Recording Engineer: Jack Manning

    Studio Personnel, Mastering  Engineer: Ruairi O'Flaherty

    Associated  Performer, Vocals: Lana Del Rey

    Composer  Lyricist: Irving Berlin

     

     


  2. 10 minutes ago, laymdok said:

    Here's one more thing.  I found the image on Google Images in 4267x2840 pixels -  image on google image. I clicked on this image and a site opened with this image, but of low quality image .  How does this happen? And this happens with many other images.  It only makes sense to download from the Google Images page. Is there any addon that will extract a high quality hidden image? 

     

    If you look in the HTML source code and search for the image filename you can find the original image URL which is https://cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/semana/XOPEAEPSP5E2TJLAHVLLCGGKZU.jpg

     

    Each website is different so there isn't really a good rule on how to get the highest resolution but the tool shared by @Wait For Life seems useful.


  3. 21 hours ago, ImenaOphelia said:

    hwo do you extract jpgs when the sites forces webps? ive tried with every way known to me but finally i used a browser addon

     

    23 hours ago, hotshot2am said:

    Seems the website serves the images based on User-Agent, e.g. when you use a browser that supports webp like Chrome it will serve you webp. I used a command line tool to download it and it gave me a .jpg.

     

    I looked it up and it's not the User-Agent header but the Accept header, when requesting an image Chrome tells the server

     

    Accept: text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,image/avif,image/webp,image/apng,*/*;q=0.8,application/signed-exchange;v=b3;q=0.7 A

     

    which means it supports webp images, and the server replies with the webp version. Using wget by default does not set image/webp inside the Accept header so it gets the default jpeg instead. The reason some websites do this is because webp is smaller than jpeg which saves them bandwidth costs.


  4. 5 minutes ago, menslayer said:

    GUYS

    SHAZAM RECOGNIZES IT

     

    Shazam sometimes recognizes things that are not on streaming, it doesn't necessarily mean anything. Could be because someone uploaded it to YouTube. I haven't fully figured out yet where they get their data from.

     

    If it was scheduled on Apple Music it would not show up until the release date.


  5. 9 minutes ago, ImenaOphelia said:

    hwo do you extract jpgs when the sites forces webps? ive tried with every way known to me but finally i used a browser addon

     

    Seems the website serves the images based on User-Agent, e.g. when you use a browser that supports webp like Chrome it will serve you webp. I used a command line tool to download it and it gave me a .jpg.

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