Terrence Loves Me

This album just gets better and better. I've mostly just been listening to the standard for now before i listen to the deluxe tracks properly.
 
Maybe i'll listen to it next week and pretend its a whole new album (which it is but yk, spread it out)

This album just gets better and better. I've mostly just been listening to the standard for now before i listen to the deluxe tracks properly.
 
Maybe i'll listen to it next week and pretend its a whole new album (which it is but yk, spread it out)

Vinyl quality is AMAZING 

Honestly same I think it will get white hot forever’d

Why do i feel like it's not called Lasso anymore and we'll never hear that word come from her mouth again

Why do i feel like it's not called Lasso anymore and we'll never hear that word come from her mouth again

This is a great album. Down Bad and Guilty as Sin are my favourites so far. I absolutely love that western sound in guilty, and down bad is just so melancholy and gentle.
 
There's a lot of highlights for me, i'm still on my second listen but might drop a ranking later today if i have the time. <3

Okay here's my ranking/review after a few listens + some extra thoughts
 
Top Tier
1. Down Bad 9/10  (I love this track so much, it's a perfect melancholy mid tempo pop song. Kinda reminds me of an unreleased Charli song, definitely my type of sound)
2. Guilty as Sin? 9/10 (This one had me gagged! I love the western style and melody, it reminds me of something from her RED era. The taylor i know and love<3)
3. The Tortured Poets Department 8/10 (Instant classic for me, i love the synths and the backing vocals. It sounds so elegant and mature. Beautiful)
4. But Daddy, I Love Him 8/10 (A classic Taylor track, i love that it's 5 minutes as well. It has a great outro and is just overall a great song)
5. Who's Afraid of Little Old Me? 7/10 (Her screaming the line was a great touch, i enjoyed this one!)
6. Fresh Out The Slammer 7/10 (That subtle guitar in the background is haunting, i love the melody because it's very Lana. This was an interesting fresh new sound for Taylor)
Mid Tier
7. I Can Do It With a Broken Heart 7/10 (I love this song, it's fun, goofy and cheesy)
8. Fortnight 7/10 (Probably the most Midnight-esque track on the album, it starts off slow but picks up toward the end. It's not a great intro but a nice song overall)
9. So Long, London 7/10 (I need more time with this one but i think i'll grow to love it, its pretty and has a lot of potential)
10. The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived 7/10 (Starts off boring but gets better towards the end, i liked the lyrics on this one)
11. The Alchemy 7/10 (Good song but kinda sounds like a lesser version of Guilty as Sin)
Bottom Tier
12. My Boy Only Breaks His Favourite Toys 7/10 (A bit basic, but still enjoyable)
13. loml 6/10 (I need more time with this one, but it didn't stand out to me. I do like the piano though)
14. Clara Bow 6/10 (probably the most "mehh" song on the album, it's alright i guess)
15. Florida!!! 5/10 (I just don't like this song at all)
16. I Can Fix Him (No Really I Can) 5/10 (boring)

This is a great album. Down Bad and Guilty as Sin are my favourites so far. I absolutely love that western sound in guilty, and down bad is just so melancholy and gentle.
 
There's a lot of highlights for me, i'm still on my second listen but might drop a ranking later today if i have the time. <3

Okay here's my ranking/review after a few listens + some extra thoughts
 
Top Tier
1. Down Bad 9/10  (I love this track so much, it's a perfect melancholy mid tempo pop song. Kinda reminds me of an unreleased Charli song, definitely my type of sound)
2. Guilty as Sin? 9/10 (This one had me gagged! I love the western style and melody, it reminds me of something from her RED era. The taylor i know and love<3)
3. The Tortured Poets Department 8/10 (Instant classic for me, i love the synths and the backing vocals. It sounds so elegant and mature. Beautiful)
4. But Daddy, I Love Him 8/10 (A classic Taylor track, i love that it's 5 minutes as well. It has a great outro and is just overall a great song)
5. Who's Afraid of Little Old Me? 7/10 (Her screaming the line was a great touch, i enjoyed this one!)
6. Fresh Out The Slammer 7/10 (That subtle guitar in the background is haunting, i love the melody because it's very Lana. This was an interesting fresh new sound for Taylor)
Mid Tier
7. I Can Do It With a Broken Heart 7/10 (I love this song, it's fun, goofy and cheesy)
8. Fortnight 7/10 (Probably the most Midnight-esque track on the album, it starts off slow but picks up toward the end. It's not a great intro but a nice song overall)
9. So Long, London 7/10 (I need more time with this one but i think i'll grow to love it, its pretty and has a lot of potential)
10. The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived 7/10 (Starts off boring but gets better towards the end, i liked the lyrics on this one)
11. The Alchemy 7/10 (Good song but kinda sounds like a lesser version of Guilty as Sin)
Bottom Tier
12. My Boy Only Breaks His Favourite Toys 7/10 (A bit basic, but still enjoyable)
13. loml 6/10 (I need more time with this one, but it didn't stand out to me. I do like the piano though)
14. Clara Bow 6/10 (probably the most "mehh" song on the album, it's alright i guess)
15. Florida!!! 5/10 (I just don't like this song at all)
16. I Can Fix Him (No Really I Can) 5/10 (boring)

Okay here's my ranking/review after a few listens + some extra thoughts
 
Top Tier
1. Down Bad 9/10  (I love this track so much, it's a perfect melancholy mid tempo pop song. Kinda reminds me of an unreleased Charli song, definitely my type of sound)
2. Guilty as Sin? 9/10 (This one had me gagged! I love the western style and melody, it reminds me of something from her RED era. The taylor i know and love<3)
3. The Tortured Poets Department 8/10 (Instant classic for me, i love the synths and the backing vocals. It sounds so elegant and mature. Beautiful)
4. But Daddy, I Love Him 8/10 (A classic Taylor track, i love that it's 5 minutes as well. It has a great outro and is just overall a great song)
5. Who's Afraid of Little Old Me? 7/10 (Her screaming the line was a great touch, i enjoyed this one!)
6. Fresh Out The Slammer 7/10 (That subtle guitar in the background is haunting, i love the melody because it's very Lana. This was an interesting fresh new sound for Taylor)
Mid Tier
7. I Can Do It With a Broken Heart 7/10 (I love this song, it's fun, goofy and cheesy)
8. Fortnight 7/10 (Probably the most Midnight-esque track on the album, it starts off slow but picks up toward the end. It's not a great intro but a nice song overall)
9. So Long, London 7/10 (I need more time with this one but i think i'll grow to love it, its pretty and has a lot of potential)
10. The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived 7/10 (Starts off boring but gets better towards the end, i liked the lyrics on this one)
11. The Alchemy 7/10 (Good song but kinda sounds like a lesser version of Guilty as Sin)
Bottom Tier
12. My Boy Only Breaks His Favourite Toys 7/10 (A bit basic, but still enjoyable)
13. loml 6/10 (I need more time with this one, but it didn't stand out to me. I do like the piano though)
14. Clara Bow 6/10 (probably the most "mehh" song on the album, it's alright i guess)
15. Florida!!! 5/10 (I just don't like this song at all)
16. I Can Fix Him (No Really I Can) 5/10 (boring)

This is a great album. Down Bad and Guilty as Sin are my favourites so far. I absolutely love that western sound in guilty, and down bad is just so melancholy and gentle.
 
There's a lot of highlights for me, i'm still on my second listen but might drop a ranking later today if i have the time. <3

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This is a great album. Down Bad and Guilty as Sin are my favourites so far. I absolutely love that western sound in guilty, and down bad is just so melancholy and gentle.
 
There's a lot of highlights for me, i'm still on my second listen but might drop a ranking later today if i have the time. <3

calling a 31 track album with not-short songs a cash grab is such a weird take... in today's age and time where tiktok and reels has shortened our attention span to 2 seconds, a 2 hour album with an average track time of 4 minutes is certainly not the way to go

This is a great album. Down Bad and Guilty as Sin are my favourites so far. I absolutely love that western sound in guilty, and down bad is just so melancholy and gentle.
 
There's a lot of highlights for me, i'm still on my second listen but might drop a ranking later today if i have the time. <3

I don’t understand how people like side b more than side a, I guess the official album will have to be the little secret for the tasteful ones

Down bad is still top 5

meanwhile my top 5 will probably be entirely replaced.. this is the experience of being a folkmore whore..

Not that it’s my business anyways but I think she’s a little fruity in the way every single person is. No one is 100% straight or gay and I will die on that hill.  

It may have been true at the time she said this, that she wasn't listening to Lana and hadn't since UV, probably due to a bit of irritability with her comparisons to her. But she seems to like her again if she's adding fishtails into her playlist. I guess she's more confident as an artist now and knows that her music is nothing like Lana's (because its not) - she's definitely got a very distinctive sound imo. Although i can also see why some comparisons are made because there are some clear inspirations, but there is nothing wrong with that. Every artist is inspired by someone, even if unaware

God I’m  a functioning alcoholic too Taylor 

midnights I’ve defended you for so long but oh god after this… you are dust…

it leaked yet?