Best Songs On Lana del Rey's Ultraviolence
Stunning. The contrast between the upbeat verses and the dreamy chorus is mesmerizing, and never gets old. One of her best songs.
Don't know but Born to Die still way better than Ultraviolence.
This hypnotized me. Best album ever created
The chorus to this song is so hypnotizing
This song is stylish a la James Bond, delivers beautiful vocals from Lana and also an emotionally powerful story in its lyrics
Her voice is just so perfect on that record!
Her most cinematic and lush song to date
Her vocals shine so much in this song!
This song is a satire. It makes fun of people who try too hard to be unique/different/cool.
Best song on the album. Such sad beauty in her voice.
This is the best song on Lana's discography
Lana Del Rey is my Brooklyn Baby.
This should be 5 tiers higher... Such a killer song.
This melody is so addictive.
Brilliant. I am new to Lana Del Rey so I am binge-listening. Since I have come to the songs fresh all at once I am in a good position to compare them to each other (all of them, not just this record). There are so many creative, original, imaginative songs it's hard to pick but this one is the best on this album.
Terrific yet melancholy. A true perfection.
Possibly the best Lana Del Rey song ever!
This is the best. I guarantee.
I love this song! So much rhythm, and the instruments! This is so good!
This track is very reminiscent of Lana's Born to Die album. One could speculate, as I do, that it's similar to Young and Beautiful, as a more melancholic version, and possibly was even written at the same time. Although lots of critics claim the lyrics to be vague, I believe that Lana paints her picture beautifully, and it is no doubt my favorite track on the album.
Liked it better when I didn't knew she took for the verse melody Nino Rota's Romeo and Juliet love theme. I don't think she even gave credits to him in the ultraviolence booklet
If you listen to it close it almost sounds like it was written for the great gatsby movie like young and beautiful was. If not, it at least has similar imagery etc.
This song and Black Beauty are simply masterpieces. This is one of her best songs lyrically, and she sings it with haunting and powerful emotion
This is the most powerful song of her career
Best song on the album
Song of the decade
Crazy
Very amazing song. Fell in love at first sight
Why the hell isn't this higher? This song represents everything Lana Del Rey is. It's basically her persona summed up in one song. The vocals are incredible, the lyrics and emotions are well-balanced. Perfect.
Just perfect. I really don't know how Lana fans did not like this album. Its all Lana, every note of it. Very sad, very melancolic and very powerful.
Beautiful, well executed song. Lana Del Rey's vocals are amazing, it puts me in a mood that is nothing but peaceful bliss and a reminiscing state of mind. This would have to be my favourite tracks on ultraviolence.
A beautiful storyteller. Lana's vocals are perfect, and the song blends in with Ultraviolence's sound perfectly, while also being one of the stand out tracks on the album.
Lyricism is incredible; the imagery of painting the world black in order to appease someone. Her voice is clear, strong, and beautiful. Just amazing.
This song is about sorrow for her lover who fails to enjoy life and see its positive aspects.
One of my favourite lana songs. PERFECTION.
Upbeat but fits with Ultraviolence perfectly
I love the vibes from this song
Best song on Ultraviolence
Best song I've ever heard! Its introspective guitar notes just kill it.
Best song on the album, pure Lana del Rey, makes ache in melancholy.
Has a soft-grudge melancholy feel
I like the meaning of this song. Lana Del Rey sings about her lover's mistress who appears to be very pleasant and lead a perfect life, but will never know true love because of her dependence on love affairs with people who are taken/married.
The other woman is probably one of my favorites on Ultraviolence, mostly because of the lyrics and also because of her voice, which is perfect. I admire her so much for her music
A gorgeous cover of a Nina Simone song.
Love this song
This record is so wonderful! Her voice is so addictive in this track.
One of her worst songs in my opinion
Amazing... I can't begin to describe how much I absolutely love this song. Definitely one of my favorite songs off the album if not my absolute favorite.
The pure hurt and pain in her voice, the short, but beautiful story... It's perfect.