[Eeveelution]

Originally posted by Migrate

Btw where is Black Beauty tho

The deluxe edition sadly.

[Brite Lites ☆]

Apparently, this isn't coming in physical to my country until the 20th

[Frozen99]

Originally posted by Eeveelution

If someone's old money, they come from a family that's been rich for generations. I'm not really sure why the song is called that. Maybe because she talks about expensive things like Cashmere or simply because she's rich.

I read that on Urban Dictionary and started wondering why's the song actually called like that. Thank you

Originally posted by Migrate

I want money ($*/...) power GLORYYYYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EE

I see you

[Cxsey]

Originally posted by Jameson Teqkilla

Pretty When You Cry is getting a video?

http://instagram.com/p/pS32wBFntt/

[Migrate]

Florida Kilos

[Haus]

Originally posted by omrimayo

Yes it's fine until Sunday midnight.

Great, I'll buy it on iTunes, physical, box set, and UO vinyl

[GaGaFan]

Finally get to listen to it on Spotify now

[voidofcelluloid]

Originally posted by Eeveelution

If someone's old money, they come from a family that's been rich for generations. I'm not really sure why the song is called that. Maybe because she talks about expensive things like Cashmere or simply because she's rich.

It also might have been for The Great Gatsby. We've known that song title since before the movie came out and Y&B is derivative from its lyrics, "Will you still love me..when I shine?" The way the lyrics sounds and according to its title, it could have very well been placed in a scene with Daisy and Gatsby, with the song coming from her perspective. That's my belief anyway.

[ultraviolento]

http://www.tinymixtapes.com/features...a-****ing-bore

good ****ing bye

On its face, LDR’s politics might be broken, but her lyrics and persona have the potential to embrace a kind of Lynchian feminism, one that explores the power behind desiring something hurtful by exploiting images of women in trouble. But even that representation is problematic (especially on a massively mediated scale like radio music), because its meaningful exploitation will itself be exploited and then (deliberately) misread as sexy, backwards, proper, fake. So, there’s no real room for subversion, and it all becomes about Lana Del Rey’s personal ****ed-upness, which still feels unreal. Her lyrical commitment to being dominated emotionally by the men in her life and swept up in red dresses is not that out of step with most of her contemporaries, but her aesthetic drags her into the past, away from progress narratives or play or irony or defense. We don’t know if the detachment is hers or ours, from reality or sincerity. She sings from a Twilight Zone of political irresponsibility, in which the singer’s self-obsession forces our gaze toward the possibility of our complicity in this broken present we pretend to know we can’t escape. And still, somehow, Ultraviolence doesn’t feel like a retreat or forgery.

[KyKy]

This album is perfection I can even !!!


A little of topic but in COLA does she say Javi in the sky with diamonds or Harvey ?

[ontherocks]

as expected. Once again: how less of an artist and how much of a product LDR really is. Even 3 years later. I posted it in the review thread: it will be too hard for critics to let go and many of them, won't

[Brite Lites ☆]

Is it true that Brooklyn Baby was meant to be a collab with Lou Redd?

Originally posted by ultraviolento

http://www.tinymixtapes.com/features...a-****ing-bore

good ****ing bye

Is that and article or a review? Mess, at least makes more sense than their last review.

[ontherocks]

Originally posted by Brite Lites ☆

Is it true that Brooklyn Baby was meant to be a collab with Lou Redd?



Is that and article or a review? Mess, at least makes more sense than their last review.

Yes it was, And he died two minutes after she landed in NYC

[Cxsey]

Originally posted by ontherocks

Yes it was, And he died two minutes after she landed in NYC

so strange

[Brite Lites ☆]

Originally posted by ontherocks

Yes it was, And he died two minutes after she landed in NYC

This would explain her recent depression

[henrytots]

so far Shades of cool, Brooklyn baby, Money Power glory, old money <333

[ontherocks]

Originally posted by Brite Lites ☆

This would explain her recent depression

Probably not.

[KittyCat]

Finally listening to Ultraviolence for the first time. Shades of Cool and Brooklyn Baby are amazing.

[third eye]

already certifield gold in Poland

[babyboy44]

She's been #1 since this morning on iTunes US