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Tracklist Released: 10/6/17 with this essential release Including the "The Message" released as a single by Sugar Hill Records on July 1, 1982 . The Daily Telegraph stated that the album "let's a bit of light into the darkness of Del Rey's moody past works," noting that "there's a sense of heightened drama in punchy Phil Spector style sixties back beats and the way the heavy timpani criss-crosses with echoing digital trap beats, all swathed in a gauzy haze of Shangri Las style girl group harmonies. Lana Del Rey’s 2017 release is her fifth studio album and fourth major-label record, and features the single “Lust For Life” with The Weeknd. The body of work is created by Lana and her longtime producer and collaborator Rick Nowels. "Global superstar Lana Del Rey releases her 4th album Lust For Life via Polydor Records. The Daily Telegraph stated that the album “let’s a bit of light into the darkness of Del Rey’s moody past works,” noting that “there’s a sense of heightened drama in punchy Phil Spector style sixties back beats and the way the heavy timpani criss-crosses with echoing digital trap beats, all swathed in a gauzy haze of Shangri Las style girl group harmonies.
Double Vinyl LP Pressing
- Tomorrow Never Came (ft.
- When The World Was at War We Kept Dancing
- In My Feelings
- Stevie Nicks)
- Change
- Cherry
- New Wave / Punk / Indie / Gothic / Alternativ / Stoner
- White Mustang
- A$AP Rocky & Playboi Carti)
- 13 Beaches
- Beautiful People Beautiful Problems (ft.
- A$AP Rocky)
Reviews
Scarlet Jupiter
The standout collaboration on the record is her euphoric duet with The Weeknd; so addictive, so liberating, pure pop perfection. I have promised to love her till the end of time, and with this new album where she tightens up her craft and roots her new approach in escapism, I may love her even more. Undoubtedly, and much deservedly so, it now ranks among the top defining records of this decade, being the most profound pop revelation since Lady Gaga's storming "The fame", back in 2009. And all my birds of paradise / Who never got to fly at night", she says.
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With her gentle and sustained vocal approach, the gloomy sensuality, hazy atmosphere and usual melancholy, this expansive 16-track, 72-minute set is a joy to listen, leaving a feeling of pleasure and content, very much like the joyful precision on Lana's face on the album's cover artwork (where the theme of cars/trucks continues). "Lust for life" is really great but cannot compare with her first couple of records which were excellent. First single "Love" was indicative of that radical move in her narrative, where she mused on how love is driving forward the young generation, maintaining a sense of wonder and empowerment in the face of adversity "'cause it's enough to be young and in love". On "Change", a simple voice/piano number (the last track for this new set, recorded hours before the mastered record was turned into the label), she sings: "Change is a powerful thing, people are powerful beings".
Amazon Customer
"Beautiful people beautiful problems", featuring the enigmatic Stevie Nicks is a highlight, just like the Beatles-referencing "Tomorrow never came" that features vocals by Sean Lennon. With "Ultraviolence", a diverse, stripped-down psychedelic pop-rock slow-burner of an album, LDR proved that she is an adamant artist, moving further away from the baroque hip-pop of "Born to die", and the eclectic indie/goth pop of "Paradise". Lana is too soulful and idiosyncratic an individual, resonant and artistically authentic an artist. As much as she is trying to distance herself from it, there will always be pop elements embodied in her work.
Malik N.
Her debut proper, the mesmerising "Born to die", heralded a pop renaissance, receiving a plethora of accolades. Which only makes the release of this 4th set even more interesting, as on "Lust for life" the damned diva, desolate princess, innocent lolita, insatiable b*tch, presents her most optimistic set of songs, managing to save herself from becoming a martyr to to her own carefully constructed persona.
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