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# Honeymoon

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## Description

(2LP) Sparkly 2015 album from US singer-songwriter, recorded in Los Angeles & NYC. Contains 14 new tunes including 'High By The Beach' & a cover of the Nina Simone classic 'Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood'.

Review: Excellent Album, I've Been Listening Non-Stop for 4 Days Now. - While this is not the step up you might have been expected after hearing Ultraviolence (which was groundbreaking and on a whole different level than its predecessor) it's every bit as enjoyable. I would consider this a continuation of excellent music that almost feels like a more romanticized extension of the dark, brooding sound of Ultraviolence. Honeymoon retains those dark feelings but tempers them with sad crooning and a little more pop appeal (but make no mistake, most of these are not going to be playing on the radio anytime soon). The lyrics get slightly cringe-worthy from time to time but they're are definitely enough moments of utter brilliance to balance out the occasional corny reference (and honestly, that's just her style and I could describe the lyrics of every record she's put out with that same sentence). -Track-By-Track Comments- Honeymoon: It's slow, sad, bittersweet. It's a beautiful song but perhaps not one you're likely to have on repeat, it's not "catchy" or full of hooks. Music to Watch Boys To: Lyrics get a little corny here and there but overall it's very catchy, a good driving song for sure. Terrence Loves You: I consider this a sleeper track. At first I wasn't impressed but then I found it got stuck in my head and I was singing it throughout the day. It starts a bit slow and uninteresting but builds momentum quite well. God Knows I Tried: Lana still seems a bit young to be belting out a soulful tune about experiencing hardship but she has the voice for it. This is a very enjoyable song, it reminds me of something I might have heard from Nina Simone. High by the Beach: This song almost seems out of place on this album. It's the "poppiest" of all the songs and almost seems designed to be a single, as if they realized there wasn't much "single" potential for the other tracks and wanted something to shoot a video for to help promote the album. It works out for us because it is a pretty catchy tune. The lyrics aren't winning any awards but I'd be lying if I said I haven't already listened to this a couple hundred times since it came out. Freak: This is my favorite song on the album. It's infections, sensual, dark ... I might have believed it popped right out of Ultraviolence but it has some pop charm in the spirit of Born to Die that brings it to a higher level. Art Deco: A great transition from Freak (If you listen to the track it actually fades directly from Freak. The effect doesn't work well on iOS but should come through on the CD or your PC). The chorus is somewhat forgettable though, what I love about this song are the verses. There's an occasionaly corny moment in the lyrics but it's hard to even get miffed about it since the song is so enjoyable as a whole. Religion: A solid track, bordering on sounding a little too bright but well-controlled with lyrics that offer both hope and despair. Salvatore: Lyrically not that impressive but the sound is very enjoyable. I agree with the many people who have suggested Lana do some spy movie themes, this feels like it was lifted from a James Bond flick. The Blackest Day: The higher range of her voice (which is actually closer to how she sung as Lizzy Grant, before taking the Lana Del Rey stage name) is a little grating but the song is still enjoyable, the chorus actually shines really nicely here which is kind of abnormal in my view; I tend to prefer her verses. 24: It's not a bad song but I just can't get over the fact that she says "There's only 24 hours" instead of "There are only 24 hours" and it bugs me to the point of having to change the song sometimes. Overall solid though, not my favorite lyrically. Swan Song: I like the vocals and the strength in the chorus. Lyrically it's interesting and provides a good mixture of emotions. It starts a bit slow though, I feel this could have been edited down just a tad and still be worthwhile. Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood: This plays more on the Animals' version than Nina Simone's but it's still very enjoyable, in fact I'd say it's one of the best covers I've heard for this song. And there are quite a few really bad ones with surprising popularity.
Review: Beautiful album sound-wise & pretty presentation - Amazing album 💿 It has a beautiful presentation. It includes posters. <3 This is a great product and feels special. No need to buy limited versions resells.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B014ELW4HW |
| Best Sellers Rank | #602 in CDs & Vinyl ( See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl ) #83 in Alternative Rock (CDs & Vinyl) #279 in Rock (CDs & Vinyl) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (4,384) |
| Date First Available  | August 26, 2015 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | 4750768 |
| Label  | Interscope |
| Language  | English |
| Manufacturer  | Interscope |
| Number of discs  | 2 |
| Original Release Date  | 2015 |
| Product Dimensions  | 12.52 x 12.4 x 0.43 inches; 8.32 ounces |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Album, I've Been Listening Non-Stop for 4 Days Now.
*by S***R on September 22, 2015*

While this is not the step up you might have been expected after hearing Ultraviolence (which was groundbreaking and on a whole different level than its predecessor) it's every bit as enjoyable. I would consider this a continuation of excellent music that almost feels like a more romanticized extension of the dark, brooding sound of Ultraviolence. Honeymoon retains those dark feelings but tempers them with sad crooning and a little more pop appeal (but make no mistake, most of these are not going to be playing on the radio anytime soon). The lyrics get slightly cringe-worthy from time to time but they're are definitely enough moments of utter brilliance to balance out the occasional corny reference (and honestly, that's just her style and I could describe the lyrics of every record she's put out with that same sentence). -Track-By-Track Comments- Honeymoon: It's slow, sad, bittersweet. It's a beautiful song but perhaps not one you're likely to have on repeat, it's not "catchy" or full of hooks. Music to Watch Boys To: Lyrics get a little corny here and there but overall it's very catchy, a good driving song for sure. Terrence Loves You: I consider this a sleeper track. At first I wasn't impressed but then I found it got stuck in my head and I was singing it throughout the day. It starts a bit slow and uninteresting but builds momentum quite well. God Knows I Tried: Lana still seems a bit young to be belting out a soulful tune about experiencing hardship but she has the voice for it. This is a very enjoyable song, it reminds me of something I might have heard from Nina Simone. High by the Beach: This song almost seems out of place on this album. It's the "poppiest" of all the songs and almost seems designed to be a single, as if they realized there wasn't much "single" potential for the other tracks and wanted something to shoot a video for to help promote the album. It works out for us because it is a pretty catchy tune. The lyrics aren't winning any awards but I'd be lying if I said I haven't already listened to this a couple hundred times since it came out. Freak: This is my favorite song on the album. It's infections, sensual, dark ... I might have believed it popped right out of Ultraviolence but it has some pop charm in the spirit of Born to Die that brings it to a higher level. Art Deco: A great transition from Freak (If you listen to the track it actually fades directly from Freak. The effect doesn't work well on iOS but should come through on the CD or your PC). The chorus is somewhat forgettable though, what I love about this song are the verses. There's an occasionaly corny moment in the lyrics but it's hard to even get miffed about it since the song is so enjoyable as a whole. Religion: A solid track, bordering on sounding a little too bright but well-controlled with lyrics that offer both hope and despair. Salvatore: Lyrically not that impressive but the sound is very enjoyable. I agree with the many people who have suggested Lana do some spy movie themes, this feels like it was lifted from a James Bond flick. The Blackest Day: The higher range of her voice (which is actually closer to how she sung as Lizzy Grant, before taking the Lana Del Rey stage name) is a little grating but the song is still enjoyable, the chorus actually shines really nicely here which is kind of abnormal in my view; I tend to prefer her verses. 24: It's not a bad song but I just can't get over the fact that she says "There's only 24 hours" instead of "There are only 24 hours" and it bugs me to the point of having to change the song sometimes. Overall solid though, not my favorite lyrically. Swan Song: I like the vocals and the strength in the chorus. Lyrically it's interesting and provides a good mixture of emotions. It starts a bit slow though, I feel this could have been edited down just a tad and still be worthwhile. Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood: This plays more on the Animals' version than Nina Simone's but it's still very enjoyable, in fact I'd say it's one of the best covers I've heard for this song. And there are quite a few really bad ones with surprising popularity.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Beautiful album sound-wise & pretty presentation
*by P***. on February 20, 2026*

Amazing album 💿 It has a beautiful presentation. It includes posters. <3 This is a great product and feels special. No need to buy limited versions resells.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A new classic
*by T***9 on January 6, 2026*

Another classic album from Lana Del Ray takes from classic Tourch singers and her modern take.

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