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Lana Del Rey – Ultraviolence
2014 · Polydor · File MP3 Album
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Specifications
- Artist
- Lana Del Rey
- Style
- Psychedelic Rock, Dream Pop, Indie Rock, Indie Pop, Ballad
- Year
- 2014
- Label
- Polydor
Tracklist
- 1Cruel World6:39
- 2Ultraviolence4:11
- 3Shades Of Cool5:42
- 4Brooklyn Baby5:51
- 5West Coast4:16
- 6Sad Girl5:17
- 7Pretty When You Cry3:54
- 8Money Power Glory4:30
- 9Fucked My Way Up To The Top3:32
- 10Old Money4:31
- 11The Other Woman3:01
About this record
Ultraviolence exists in the database as a digital file release rather than a physical pressing, making it a different collecting category from vinyl or CD editions. Polydor's 2014 MP3 album listing shows an unusual demand pattern: 711 collectors want it against 704 who report owning it, a near-parity that reflects how streaming and digital formats fragment collection tracking across platforms.
What drives its value
This entry documents a digital album release, not a pressed object, so traditional vinyl pricing does not apply. The community metrics reveal the core tension in modern collecting: 711 users express want against 704 who have it, a statistical near-tie that suggests either incomplete ownership data or genuine scarcity of the specific file version in circulation.
No price guide exists for MP3 files in the Discogs model, as digital purchases leave no secondary market. Collectors seeking Ultraviolence on physical media should look instead to vinyl or CD pressings under the same Polydor label and 2014 date, where condition-based pricing and pressing-plant variants do create resale value.
The 11-track album spans psychedelic rock, dream pop, indie rock, and ballad styles.
How to appraise this pressing
Confirming this as the Polydor digital release requires checking the file metadata or the original purchase receipt, since MP3 files carry no barcode, catalogue number, or matrix information. The Polydor label attribution and 2014 date are the only identifiers available in the database.
Genre and style tags (psychedelic rock, dream pop, indie rock, indie pop, ballad) help distinguish this from alternate versions or regional CD/vinyl editions. The 11-track count is consistent across formats of the album.
Because this is a file format with no physical pressing plant or dead-wax runout, grading by condition (Mint, VG+, VG) is not applicable; digital files do not degrade through play. Ownership verification depends on account history with the original retailer (iTunes, Amazon Music, Bandcamp, or similar), not on visual inspection of a physical object.
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Listen
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Frequently asked
Why does this listing show 711 want against 704 have when most albums have far more owners than seekers?
Digital file ownership is often not tracked in Discogs the way physical records are. Many users who own Ultraviolence on streaming services or as a purchased download may not log it in their collection, while others may mark it as wanted because they seek a specific format (lossless FLAC, original WAV, or a particular retailer's version). The near-parity suggests incomplete data capture rather than genuine scarcity.
Is there a price for this MP3 version?
No. Digital file releases do not have a secondary market price in the Discogs price guide system. MP3 files purchased from retailers do not resell; they are tied to the buyer's account. If you seek Ultraviolence on a physical format with resale value, look for the Polydor vinyl or CD pressing from 2014 instead.
How do I verify I own the Polydor 2014 digital version and not a reissue or regional variant?
Check your purchase receipt or account history with the retailer (iTunes Store, Amazon Music, Bandcamp, etc.). The file metadata should list Polydor as the label and 2014 as the release year. Because MP3 files carry no barcode or catalogue number, the retailer's invoice is the only proof of which specific release version you bought.
What does the 4.83 community rating mean for this album?
The rating is based on 12 user reviews in the Discogs database and reflects subjective appreciation of the music, not the condition or rarity of the file. A 4.83 out of 5 indicates strong critical consensus among those who rated it, but the small sample size (12 ratings) means it is not a comprehensive measure of collector or listener sentiment.
Should I collect this as a digital file or wait for a physical pressing?
That depends on your goal. If you want to own the music, the MP3 file is immediate and permanent (tied to your account). If you collect for resale value or physical display, the Polydor vinyl or CD pressing from 2014 is the better choice, as those formats have secondary-market prices and condition-based grading. Digital files do not appreciate or depreciate.