What Lana Del Rey song best highlights her skills as a musician?

[cashcomesquick 5,381]

Definitely OTTR. Sonically, lyrically, musically - and basically every adverb that ends with „-ly“!

 

I would die to be able to hear it for the first time again ???. 
 

And of course WC ??

[Thunder Revenant 20,936]

Shades of Cool, Honeymoon & Blue Jeans

[Get Drunk 17,956]

4 hours ago, IanadeIrey said:

I would say the title track of Honeymoon. To me, it represents a perfect conduit between grandiosity and authenticity, which is ultimately how I would describe Lana. 

Yesss I came here to say this. Honestly a treasure for Lana

 

16 minutes ago, cashcomesquick said:

Definitely OTTR. Sonically, lyrically, musically - and basically every adverb that ends with „-ly“!

 

I would die to be able to hear it for the first time again ???. 
 

And of course WC ??

West Coast>>

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5 hours ago, BluebirdXO said:

Shades of Cool

I’m so happy this was the first response, I quickly clicked this thread only to leave the same comment 

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18 minutes ago, venicebitch said:

I’m so happy this was the first response, I quickly clicked this thread only to leave the same comment 

me too! shades of cool supremacy 

 

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Jealous Girl 

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7 hours ago, BluebirdXO said:

Shades of Cool

Periodt, I wanted to write the same thing

[x VB 12,507]

Wildflower Wildfire

[vrtvie 2,250]

shades of cool, obvious  other than that, probably million dollar man, gods & monsters, west coast, cruel world, off to the races, honeymoon, terrence loves you, young & beautiful and the like

[Cherry Blossom 21,472]

Cruel World, West Coast, Shades Of Cool, all of these show of her ability to combine many different classic elements of jazz and rock together

 

Off To The Races, Lolita, Born To Die are great examples of how she can mix strings with hip hop beats and make it work

 

Basically the entirety of Honeymoon and NFR! because theyre musical masterpieces

 

And I guess I’ll throw in Yayo, Ride, White Dress, Yosemite, Heroin, 13 Beaches… basically her whole discography 

[bluechemtrails 26,508]

Yayo

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Shades Of Cool, West Coast, Cruel World, God Knows I Tried, Yayo, Bel Air 

[Fingertips 72,034]

Off to the Races, Shades of Cool, West Coast, Terrence Loves You or White Dress.

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This is such a broad question it’s hard to pick just one tbh

 

As a lyricist/songwriter? Get Free imo

 

As a singer? I’d go with Shades of Cool or Off to the Races

 

In terms of finding a fantastic melody? I don’t think I can narrow it down to just one ? 

 

As a musician/in terms of of playing an instrument? I’m not sure on which songs she actually plays besides the Sirens songs

[TROPICUM 6,407]

Off To The Races, Shades of Cool, Heroin, Tomorrow Never Came, etc.- show how she can tell a story with a beginning and end in just one song. 

 

Melody wise, The greatest, HIADTFAWLMTH, Bartender.

 

About production, any song off Honeymoon. The richness of sounds that album exudes still has me on chokehold ngl

 

 

& her just being a musical genius? Noir.

 

 

[littleredpartydress 49,852]

MAC I mean…the lyrical genius the melodic genius please it’s too much 

[SalvaWHORE 33,938]

Off to the Races (the way she literally create a whole persona and play a character in this song) & Venice Bitch (musically, her artistic growth & the way she "doing weird stuff" with the sound of surf-music & electronic elements is no joke, it sounds so experimental yet so beautifully traditional in a "Lana Del Rey" way).

[baddisease 17,654]

Text Book, Heroin, This Is What Makes Us Girls, and all of Ultraviolence

 

On 7/16/2021 at 10:46 PM, YourGirl666 said:

Boom Like That

 

lmfao how'd i know someone would say that?

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