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I'm so glad to finally admit to myself Ultraviolence is NOT Lana's best album

I'm totally in love with Heroin now, best lyrics of the album 
same here and I add: coachella is better than BP BP 

i love Roachella

I LOVE THE SWEARING IN CHERRY

I'm so incredibly happy that Get Free has Lizzy Grant sounding vocals
 
also I wish Lana didn't have so much plastic surgery - I get that it's her body but she looked/looks so pretty so it's kinda unnecessary but I guess she wanted a full transformation like Marilyn

Coachella would have made for a gorgeous stripped back acoustic folk song, with minimal voice effects and editing, just the words speaking for themselves and some guitar, I think it could have been a fan favorite. 

Coachella is a good song. I really enjoy it and it was probably my most listened to out of the singles that were released before the entire album was released. The quality does sound subpar compared to the rest of the album, but I enjoy it and I think the story of the song is unique and nice (comparing Woodstock and the problems the world faced then with Coachella, the problems the world is facing today, and worrying about the futures of children while you're supposed to be celebrating).

I'm not sure if she's proud of it, but it definitely seems like she's more disconnected from this album for some reason. 

I really get a vibe that Lana isn't as proud of this record as the past ones. I don't know why but it isn't autobiographical and she just doesn't seem as close to it.

Born To Die is still unbeatable. Lust For Life doesn't compare  

There are several elements that indicate the footage used for the Freak video was meant for the Ultraviolence one, like this picture where you can also see there's written "Ultraviolence" on the clapperboard other than the date if I'm right (2014)
 
 
 
Also Father John Misty said this during an interview in 2016:
 
 
For some reason the footage wasn't used for Ultraviolence, apparently because it could cause even more controversy.

I have really enjoyed this entire era

Absolutely agree. That's why it's my favorite album. Also I think Yayo was her best vocal work she's ever done.

Not sure how "unpopular" this opinion is - but I think the best thing Lana's done is Paradise.  I feel like her songwriting, singing, the production, and the overall tone has never been matched before or since.  Songs like Ride, Cola, Gods and Monsters, Body Electric.... unbeatable.

I always skip it on Ultraviolence. It's not that I don't like it, idk, it's just so long and I never feel motivated to get through it.

i only see accurate opinions

13 beaches is shit

She needs to work with Dan Auerbach forever.

13 Beaches is overrated. 

I really like the production on Brite Lites

I can't find the screencaps of the twitter rant, but the dude from the Born To Die video called her a speed fairy and shit talked her. And dude's girlfriend/wife (can't remember which) confirmed it was about her.
 

lol, as if lana would do anything that she didn't want to do at this point. she said it herself in the pitchfork interview, she only cares about her own opinion. 

go off, ur not alone on that opinion

yes bc those songs are either downright awful, forgettable, or just unnecessary
i obviously don't want a 9 track record (although i wouldn't mind a cohesive 10 track record) -- I would have liked her to replace them with. better songs. lmao. like yosemite and roses bloom for you
 
but anyways

Oh say can you see is on of her best songs