Lust For Life

It goes without saying that the album is marvelous and the photoshoot is whole another vibe!

Each of her albums are relatable but completely different. I love her evolution. from Born to die and ultraviolence... Lust for Life. (I personally enjoyed honeymoon but I understand those who didn't find it that interesting.) She's opened up in recent interviews when she talks about the very real stuff she had going on in her relationships. Each song is entrancing. At first, I didn't like some songs and I was standoffish but now that I have it and just have it on a playlist I became fond of the others too. Some more then others. However, I thought the structure of the album was weak, unlike the very organized born to die and ultraviolence. It lacked personality in my opinion. I think after the harsh born to die / ultraviolence moral criticism, Lana wanted to touch on subjects that she had previously criticized for regardless of the years that went by and the moral growth she developed. However, while trying to make an album to redeem her name, she definitely was misled. She had been developing the album for over a year so I can imagine how many songs she wrote while in the studio that would be more fitting, but in wake of the political crisis and it's effects on hollywood, she felt the need to change her artistic style. Don't get me wrong, I love a happy Lana! I don't want her to be depressed, nor do i want all of her music to be depressing! However, this album feels somewhat superficial but critics are still so harsh on her to this day so I understand why she rerouted the theme. Amazing album regardless!

Buena música

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