[LaLaLand]

So as Lana has just officially revealed her new studio album entitled "Chemtrails Over the Country Club", what would you say looking back was your favourite "era" of Lana?





1. Lana Del Ray A.K.A. Lizzy Grant (2010)
2. Born to Die/Paradise (2012)
3. Ultraviolence (2014)
4. Honeymoon (2015)
5. Lust for Life (2017)
6. Norman F'ing Rockwell/Violet Bent Backwards Over The Grass (2019-2020)

Poll above - I've made it multiple choice incase you're stuck.

[Samm]

ultraviolence, and lust for life.

lust gets panned by the fans but I reckon it’s one of her best.

[LaLaLand]

For me, it's a tie between Ultraviolence and NFR.

Ultraviolence for her absolutely nailing the whole aesthetic of melancholy, golden age Hollywood/LA Noir and NFR for the fact that she felt truly herself in every way, creatively and aesthetically and STILL nailed it.

[Tom4784]

Born To Die and NFR.

Ultraviolence had it's moments but it didn't really do a lot to further what she started with BTD and Honeymoon descended into self parody. LFL was fun and I liked it more than her previous two albums but NFR is the first time since BTD that she's really made use of her potential.

[Jordan.]

Ultraviolence is the only one I come back to

[Smithy]

Never even heard of VVBOG whatever it is

[Cal.]

Born To Die and Honeymoon

[LaLaLand]

Originally Posted by Smithy

Never even heard of VVBOG whatever it is

Violet Bent Backwards Over The Grass.

Spoken word poetry album. Basically the audiobook of the physical book that came out in July.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Violet...over_the_Grass

[Saph]

1. Btd
2. Nfr
3. Uv
4. Hm
5. L4l

[Strictly Jake]

Not really a fan. Do like video games, young and beautiful and summertime sadness though

[reece(:]

UV and Lizzy Grant