So, the songs who chart inside the Top200 in the US are as expected Freak, Art Deco and Religion.
I mean, it won't stay this way for too long, but she has managed to get inside of every single big market on iTunes besides Japan (#33, which is still quite high for her there anyway) and ended up being No.1 in 32 countries.
This is album as a whole is amazing. Swan Song, 24, and Religion are my favorites so far. Between this and UV, she has mastered the art of creating moods through the beginning all the way to end. It's so cohesive
I already hate myself for this because this was made after 1 day of listening to most of the songs not more than 5 times. But anyway....my tracklist from favourite to least favourite track.
1. High By The Beach
2. Music To Watch Boys To
3. Swan Song
4. God Knows I Tried
5. Honeymoon
6. Freak
7. Terrence Loves You
8. Salavatore
9. Art Deco
10. The Blackest Day
11. 24
12. Religion
13. Don't Let Me Be Missunderstood
I slightly prefer the regular cover because I saw the UO cover and was disappointed. But obviously the UO version is more rare. Hmm... I don't know which one I should cop.
I slightly prefer the regular cover because I saw the UO cover and was disappointed. But obviously the UO version is more rare. Hmm... I don't know which one I should cop.
I got two of the Urban Ultraviolence vinyls because I thought they'd be rare but I still see them in every Urban I go to. Get the cover you like more. Or both.
Honeymoon - 13/10
Music to Watch Boys to - 13/10
Terrence Loves You - 10/10
God Knows I tried - 10/10
High by the Beach - 9.5/10
Freak - 9/10
Art Deco - 9/10
Religion - 9.5/10
Salvatore - 11/10
The Blackest Day - 12/10
24 - 12/10
Swan Song - 11/10
Don't Let Me Be Mistunderstood - 8.5/10
I got two of the Urban Ultraviolence vinyls because I thought they'd be rare but I still see them in every Urban I go to. Get the cover you like more. Or both.
The paper vinyl sleeves are different also, right?
Swan Song, 24, and Religion are my favorites so far. Between this and UV, she has mastered the art of creating moods through the beginning all the way to end. It's so cohesive 
