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Do we know when she moved out of the trailer park?

In this interview, she says she moved to that trailerpark "last October" which would mean October 2007.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZI5iaCyL6E

I'm sorry if someone asked that before, but as i searched it, i couldn't find a similar topic.
so here's my question, do somebody knows were i can get some people screaming like in Lana's Songs (Blue Jeans (obvious) or the "hoo-haaoo" in "Summertime Sadness" or something like in "Off To The Races" (the man and the woman)/National Anthem... ) because i can't find something like this
thx honeys :love:

We have HLH in 320, it was one of the very first things Jldr gave us on the first day of the forum opening up.
 
Not to imply that MP3 is "good quality."

Here's a few:
 
Were "Axl Rose Husband," "Elvis," "Disco," the "For K Part 2" demo, and "Driving in Cars with Boys" online before "Video Games?" Honestly, info on these and where they came from is so scarce....I would love some assistance placing there current source(s).

Yeah, or I'm suggesting it's possible the back cover art was used on the physical copies with some other front cover and the front cover art was made afterwards for the digital release.

There is no reason for the back cover not to be real
 
I'm so surprised not physical copies have surface

Anytime i've heard her speak on the subject, she has only ever mentioned YouTube. You can see it too in the footage, the compression artifacts are very visible, in varying degrees, in all the found footage in her videos. I've always found that interesting, how that places her in the current era, she is a product of these times, the generation that grew up online. And that little detail, the fact that shitty video compression is a big part of the aesthetic of her videos, is another reason why i classify Lana Del Rey as a postmodern artist, and shun all those labels that suggest that she's merely a throwback to a bygone era.
 
I don't know where that footage that you're asking about comes from, but i just noticed that in the Diet Mtn Dew video she used footage from that
! Which i still haven't ordered but intend to. It looks so, so great.  
 
 
 
Re: studying metaphysics, Maru wrote the following in THE CLUSTERFUCK THREAD:
 

Based on her yearbook photo, she was at Kent at least three years. Supposedly she studied philosophy when she attended Fordham, possibly with an emphasis on metaphysics.

does anyone by chance know what resources lana uses for her videos, other than youtube? this is random (and a serious long shot) but i'm looking for the footage from diet mtn dew (v.2) with the hot, shirtless mechanics smoking cigarettes haha
 
http://vimeo.com/35468849
 
(at 0:41, and 1:41) =)
 
i dunno how she managed to find so much beautiful archival footage ughh

Tysm 

The website was actually just called Screenshots.com, and it used to hold pictures of random websites similar to how wayback machine works (but it's no longer in service)
 
https://imgur.com/a/screenshots-com-xAKeg Here in @evilentity's archive if you open a specific photo into a new album/tab by copying the link, you can see he saved each link where the photo came from.  Some originated from the old domaintools site aswell
 
https://web.archive.org/web/20141012083312/http://www.screenshots.com/lizzigrant.com/2006-11-06

I think she usually does full glam makeup looks! That humidity must be rough compared to LA. I feel for u annie

im trying to get info out of this person but i have a feeling this is fake. keep yall posted

guys if someone has a link to thread abt lanas relationship with her father please send it to me🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

I've mentioned this on Twitter and SIN, but I thought I should post this information here. Before the "List of unreleased Lana Del Rey songs" Wikipedia page was recently deleted, it mentioned a 7-track audio recording called either "Rock Me Stable" or "Young Like Me" registered with the US Copyright Office by Elizabeth Woolridge Grant in 2005, which I believe would pre-date "Sirens". The Wikipedia page had also mentioned an unreleased song called "From the End", also registered with the US Copyright Office by Elizabeth Woolridge Grant in 2005. However, the notes in this listing say "Words & music (collection)", so this may also be another album and not just an individual song. Before we get too carried away, it is possible that these songs may all be on "Sirens", or there may be significant overlap, but the possibility of two more early albums is exciting nonetheless.
 
To view the copyright listings, click here. Type "Grant, Elizabeth Woolridge" in the "Search for" field and search by name.
 
I've already made inquiries with the Library of Congress and the US Copyright office as to whether there is any possible way to listen to these recordings. I'm not optimistic, but I should get an answer within a few business days.
 
Also, note that the 2005 listings show her birth year as 1985, not 1986, which indicate that she is really 27 years old, not 26.

Nobody knows something about that ?

not long ago i re-listened to that 2018 interview where she discussed LFL and when it came to 13 beaches she said: "my mother was always telling me... like i could never come home from school so i'd stay outside until it's dark"
 

 
 

Lolol, out of all things Lana did, I doubt surgery is the one that made her mother go mad

@daisy fresh bitchhon, you're up, I know you're Patty lurking on LB. What's the deal with you and your Daughter Lana?

not this being the peak of lana fanbase humour back in 2013

Wait Charlie’s bi???

This thread even existing... oof.
 
Highly speculative here:
 

Ugh.. I once wrote this whole ass essay in my phone notes about how “Dragonslayer” is about Lana being cheated on by her boyfriend and how it ties into all the other Ultraviolence songs….. and then I deleted all the notes on my phone by accident. 

there's an unreleased version of every man gets his wish that is really chill and slow. The most of the other two versions are up beat and have the instrumental in the back this version though was very calm and it was more of like an acoustic vibe. It's very slow and towards the end when she says every man gets his wish, every man gets his wish but you told me this now you're gone... It's very quiet and mellow, and her vocals are very chill and mellow and towards the entire song & she says some gibberish like she was like " every man gets his wish... but sometimes... and then she says some gibberish and the song ends as the lyrics fade. I'm trying to find it and I can't find it anywhere anywhere. Does anybody have it? Please share it. It's nowhere on the Internet.