Lana’s Best Album / Your Favourite

[cheaptrailertrashglm 3,406]

Ultraviolence.

[PARADIXO 32,925]

It's definitely Born to Die: The Ultra-Honeymoon Edition (AKA May Jailer)

[Honeybear 2,047]

It used to be Ultraviolence for the longest time, but I've been listening to AKA a lot recently, and I love the way it makes me feel

[LanaTrailer 3,368]

Masterpiece.

 

[Jean 4,117]

LDR5 obviously!! 

[Cleopatra 1,099]

Honestly....how does Ultraviolence sleep at night knowing she is fooling you all......

[Thunder Revenant 20,936]

Ultraviolence. She really did something new on it, Dan Auerbach's production, the way it combines dark and summery vibes, the passion, the raw emotional vocals ...

[WaitForLife 5,230]

Ultraviolence

[Blue Champagne 147]

BORN TO SLAYING DIE

Those 6 people who voted for Lana Del Ray don't have a life smh.

[fathercreep 425]

So many vain, uninteresting & unhelpful threads.

[bummersummer 2,218]

So many vain, uninteresting & unhelpful threads.

 

Almost like this vain, uninteresting & unhelpful comment. Welcome, you'll fit right in.

 

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Another vote for Ultraviolence.

[Hundred Dollar Bill 21,803]

BORN TO SLAYING DIE

 

Those 6 people who voted for Lana Del Ray don't have a life smh.

Well I may not have a life, but at least I've got good taste in music. I can't say the same for ppl who are choosing BTD.

[Blue Champagne 147]

Well I may not have a life, but at least I've got good taste in music. I can't say the same for ppl who are choosing BTD.

Epic response

Well I may not have a life, but at least I've got good taste in music. I can't say the same for ppl who are choosing BTD.

You don't like Born To Die?

[fathercreep 425]

Almost like this vain, uninteresting & unhelpful comment. Welcome, you'll fit right in.

 

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Another vote for Ultraviolence.

Almost is a keyword. And now you're doing the same.

[BENTLEY 3,495]

Well I may not have a life, but at least I've got good taste in music. I can't say the same for ppl who are choosing BTD.

 

 

I was rooting for you. 

[knoxavel 938]

realistically - everything about PARADISE.

[sparklrtrailrheaven 9,036]

Lana Del Ray is my vote, and not just because it's my favorite. 

 

The fact that Lana created a mix of such diverse-sounding tracks (all of which can stand alone as incredible pieces), and still united them into a cohesive album with strong themes and aesthetics is genius, to me. The lyrics are incredibly strong and fresh, and both the production and Lana's vocals compliment each other (and whichever song they're featured on) perfectly. 

 

To me, she hasn't created an album since that was SO cohesive and had such strong tracks across the board. Her meeting David Kahne at that period in her artistic development was divine intervention, because I feel that he really coaxed something out of her already-mindblowing songs that elevated them even further. 

 

As for UV, I think it's an absolutely incredible album, undoubtedly, and I also think it deserves every bit of the praise it gets. Its lyrics are more powerful than AKA's, the theme of the album is stronger, and it shows a lot more maturity on Lana's part.  However, I believe some tracks on UV are much weaker than others, which I don't see as the case with AKA, and the production also isn't quite as harmonious with the other aspects of the album as it is with AKA. Either way, they're both fantastic albums and really represent some of Lana's best work, imo. 

[Hundred Dollar Bill 21,803]

I was rooting for you.

Haha, I truly do love BTD. I'd put it after LDR & UV, personally! I just can't accept the LDR slander.

[Galaxy 155]

Ultraviolence, not even a contest

 

The Born To Die which is also amazing but kinda inconsistent

 

The others don't hold a candle against those two

[Hundred Dollar Bill 21,803]

Ultraviolence really is amazing, but it definitely has some filler / unfinished sounding tracks. I just don't feel the same about LDR. Every song on Lana Del Ray manages to sound different than the last somehow, while still remaining cohesive... idk how they managed to pull this off. Every song is just this beautiful little gem in Lana's discography.