BBM Baby

or this

Not for the next album, but this would sound great on Honeymoon perhaps

Honeymoon - 19 (+) Music To Watch Boys To - 18 Terrence Loves You - 18 God Knows I Tried - 20 Freak - 8 Art Deco - 19 Religion - 20 Salvatore - 14 The Blackest Day - 23 24 - 14 Swan Song - 23 Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood - 0 (OUT)

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Honeymoon - Lana Del Rey

Honeymoon - 17 (+) Music To Watch Boys To - 18 Terrence Loves You - 18 God Knows I Tried - 20 Freak - 8 (-) Art Deco - 19 Religion - 19 Salvatore - 14 The Blackest Day - 23 24 - 14 Swan Song - 24 Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood - 2

Lana's Honeymoon is the album with the most variety in genres and that's what I love about it. From the romantic Honeymoon, to the cinematic Music To Watch Boys To, to the 40's western-like God Knows I Tried, to the bop that is High By The Beach, Honeymoon has something everyone will enjoy. You can add that if you want and I'm hoping by saying "second best album" you mean that UV is the first?

I only think it's because Rick didn't control her as much and let her do everything her way (which is not always good)

I also think the lyrics on Honeymoon are somewhat different to what they were on other albums, but it is very weird to me as the album is driven more by the melody of her voice and not the instrumentals in my opinion.

Honeymoon - 16 Music To Watch Boys To - 18 Terrence Loves You - 18 God Knows I Tried - 20 Freak - 10 (-) Art Deco - 19 Religion - 18 Salvatore - 14 The Blackest Day - 22 24 - 15 (+) Swan Song - 24 Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood - 2

From favorite to least fav: Cruel World West Coast Ultraviolence Brooklyn Baby Shades of Cool Florida Kilos Sad Girl Fucked My Way Up To the Top The Other Woman Pretty When You Cry Old Money Money Power Glory Is This Happiness Flipside Black Beauty Guns and Roses Interesting how the lists are so different for each person

Ultraviolence > Paradise > Born to Die > Honeymoon > AKA I wasn't really into Ultraviolence at first, but quickly without a doubt I knew nothing would beat it (sorry huntymoon). Now that I look at it, there is no song that I cannot relate to and none that I would take out of the album (even Guns and Roses). As a whole, it's the most coherent album and my favorite. Other albums have a great variety of tracks that I also listen to, but UV is one album that I can listen to on any occasion.

Would be cool if she worked with Justin Parker and Dan Auerbach and combine her pop and rock sounds (Born to Ultraviolence if you wish) kind of like her National Anthem demo

Rachel dolezal

Off to the Races Cola Blue Jeans Body Electric Carmen This Is What Makes Us Girls National Anthem Video Games Burning Desire American Million Dollar Man Ride Born to Die Without You Radio Lolita Summertime Sadness Gods & Monsters Diet Mountain Dew Yayo Bel Air Lucky Ones Blue Velvet Dark Paradise This is actually pretty hard I like most of the songs EXCEPT Blue Velvet and Dark Paradise

Born to Die: - BTD CD - BTD Sleeve CD - BTD Vinyl Paradise: - Paradise CD - BTD Paradise Edition CD - BTD Paradise Edition Sleeve CD - Paradise Vinyl - BTD Paradise Edition Vinyl - BTD Paradise Edition Boxset Ultraviolence: - UV CD - UV Sleeve CD - UV Vinyl - UV Super Deluxe Vinyl - UV Urban Outfitters Vinyl - UV Boxset Honeymoon: - HM CD - HM Vinyl - HM UO Vinyl - HM Boxset Magazines: - Grazia France - Vogue Turkey The honeymoon stuff has been the most disappointing I don't even wanna get the cassette tape. The boxset is also terrible I hate it its like they pulled it out of francesco's ass

Video Games - 29 (-) West Coast - 54 (+) Shades Of Cool - 34 Brooklyn Baby - 40

Sad to see OTTR go Blue Jeans - 129 (+) Ride - 200 American - 31 (-)