Lana Del Rey – Paradise

If somebody sells this, please message me ASAP!!! In desperate need of this

Paradise is a hauntingly beautiful and emotionally charged extension of Lana's previous work, Born To Die. The album dives deep into themes of love, loss, and the American dream, all delivered with Del Rey's signature sultry and melancholic style.

Ride is a powerful anthem of freedom and self-discovery, with Del Rey's vocals soaring over a cinematic instrumental arrangement. The song's iconic spoken word intro and outro add an extra layer of depth to the narrative.

American is a nostalgic ode to Americana, with references to Springsteen and classic American imagery. Del Rey's vocals are dreamy and wistful, painting a picture of a bygone era.

Known for its provocative lyrics and dark, brooding melody, Cola is one of the most controversial tracks on the album. Del Rey's delivery is seductive and mysterious, making it a standout moment.

With its dramatic orchestration and poetic lyrics, Body Electric showcases Del Rey's ability to blend vintage and modern sounds. The song's chorus, "Jesus is my best friend," is both unexpected and hauntingly beautiful.

A cover of the classic 1950s song, Del Rey's version of Blue Velvet is lush and ethereal. Her haunting voice adds a new dimension to the timeless track.

Overall Impressions:

The album's production is polished and sophisticated, with each track offering something different yet cohesive. While Paradise may not have the same commercial appeal as some of Del Rey's later work, it remains a critical piece of her discography, showcasing her growth as an artist and her willingness to push boundaries.

Is this an unofficial release? . . . . .

Does anyone know where to get this? Thanks words words

Interested in buying this. Anyone in Europe who would be willing to sell it to me? Also, how's the sound quality?

Does anyone know if this is pressed on 180G or heavyweight vinyl?

My copy is perfect. No noise, exeptional Sound quality. Lanas voice seems to be in my room. Cleaned the record with my pro-ject vinyl cleaner before first listening.

The sales of this are so misleading. You pay DLP price for the paradise edition and you get only ONE lp. You get a carton box where you can put your Born To Die DLP (that you need to buy extra). So you're paying 4-5 even lp price for a 3lp or even less depending if you get a good sound press.... LUCKALY in my case, the sound is great. BIG MINUS for misleading sales. If you ask me, try getting LDR LPs opened, listened and checked.

My copy has tons of pops, clicks, snaps & brush noise. Right off the bat on both sides, pops & brush noise. I can tell it is a fabulous recording, mix & mastering but the pressing was a total afterthought. Back in the day, top artists demanded heavy duty QC all the way through the pressings, because it was so important to the bottom line. I feel for Lana & all the musicians & engineers that put so much work into this album, only to have the pressing quality sacrificed to this point.

Not a single issue with my pressing. Sounds great great