Oriane 21,182 Posted August 20 Share Posted August 20 Born To Die 3.5 A nice album but a bit too pop and some of the productions are dated. Ultraviolence 4 Very dark and has some rock vibes, one of my favorites. Honeymoon 3.5 Not my favorite but it's relaxing and has some good songs. Lust For Life 3 Not her best, a bit too hip-hop for me. NFR 5 Her masterpiece, it's her only album where I like all the songs. COTCC 3.5 Nice and calm, underrated just because her fans don't like this style of music. On the contrary, I like that it's not as pop as her first albums. Blue Banisters 3.5 Same as COTCC. DYKTTATUOB 2.5 A miss for me, I tried to listen to it a few times but there isn't even one song that stands out for me... The only GGD member who can read / Credits to Celloo Deng for the profile pic! Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
princedeeblebleble 1,967 Posted August 20 Share Posted August 20 Born to Die - 5/5 brilliant, talented, showstopping, probably THE best debute of all time after Lungs. The genre bending, the cinematics.. all perfect! Paradise - 5/5 same as above, except with an even more refined and cinematic sound! Wish it had a few more songs, but oh well. Ultraviolence – 3/5, used to be a 5/5. I just vibe with it anymore, its so heavy and dense.. kind of wish the lyricsm went in a bit ot different ways, but hey. But the production is top notch! Honeymoon – 5/5, heavenly production and great storytelling, byt in a way I have the same issue as with UV, its too dark for me these days. Lust for Life – 4/5, it needed to chop some songs (for my taste coachella and groupie love were unnecessary, but otherwise I love the storytelling evolution and how she kind of took control of the men and herself. Norman ****ing Rockwell! – 4/5 if you drop Doin time and The next best American record, that I generally put in LFL as Architecture, that version is far superior! Overall I wish we got a few more MAC moments towards the end, but ok. Chemtrails Over the County Club – 5/5 its a beautiful listen, probably my fave album of hers cause its just such a vibe. Songs flow beautifully, the production is kind of diverse and the lyrical content is amazing. Blue Banisters – 3/5 as it is, 4/5 if you edit the tracklist a bit. It kind of was all over the place so if you get rid of Nectar of the gods and Living legend and rearange it a bit, its a much nicer listen. Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd – 5/5, its heavy but it kind of is her most diverse album since the og albums. Trully a masterclass in writting and storytelling in an unhinged way. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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