It "leaked" should be banned from this thread. Especially when someone bums it IMO.
IT IS NOT GOING TO LEAK. Not until ~7th november. Be grateful for the snippets and keep it down.
(I can't at Gods & Monsters, my fave Lana song so far )
I just have ordered the Limited Deluxe Edition inkl. 3CDs, DVD, Vinyl delivery November 16th.
Now I do must search in my basement for my antique record player
(The Gods & Monsters fan made mp3 seems to be nearly like the end product)
I just have ordered the Limited Deluxe Edition inkl. 3CDs, DVD, Vinyl delivery November 16th.
Now I do must search in my basement for my antique record player
(The Gods & Monsters fan made mp3 seems to be nearly like the end product)
Where do you order this Limited edition that includes the vinyl? The deluxe edition at the Universal Store does not include the vinyl. Thanks in advance.
Where do you order this Limited edition that includes the vinyl? The deluxe edition at the Universal Store does not include the vinyl. Thanks in advance.
I have ordered it by Amazon Germany, I think Amazon UK has the same they say 5 items, the don't mention the vinyl but it should be 3 CD, 1 DVD, 1 Vinyl.
Listen before you leap: The eight new tracks recorded for Lana Del Rey's Born to Die: Paradise November re-release have hit the web in a tidy album sampler of minute-and-a-half-long previews. Like what we've heard already in "Ride," "Body Electric," and "Blue Velvet," this latest batch distills the original album's successes into same-sounding songs that, for the most part, put the singer in her lower registers for haunting, downtempo ballads.
That's not a bad thing. The high-pitched baby talk and white girl rapping have been replaced by sturm und drang atmosphere, Lana's voice vibrating oboe-like as she sings, for example, on "Gods and Monsters": "I was an angel looking to get ****ed hard / like a groupie incognito posing as a real singer / life imitates art." On "Bel Air," the vocal spins like a jewelry box ballerina beneath a tinkling waltz that calls to mind Figure 8's closer "Bye." If the Elliott Smith comparison is too much to bear, rest assured there are things to criticize, such as her aimless near-yodel on the otherwise lovely "Yayo." Lyrically, she hasn't grown up, but the love-starved Lolita mantle is one she's proud to wear — and, frankly, one that still suits her.
Lana Del Rey's Born to Die: Paradise is out November 13 via Interscope.
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delivery November 16th.
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I had to stop playing the snippets, we've been too spoiled
Bel Air getting Elliott Smith comparison 
