Taylor Swift

[Tulips 3,731]

this is what 1989 would have been if she hadn't had a breakdown and decided to switch to pop

..What?

[callmedecember 2,319]

..What?

 

red was mostly a country/folk album with some pop things (wanegbt, stayx3, ikywt, 22, starlight) so the natural follow up to it would've been a folk album but after the grammys she switched to pop and made 1989 instead but this album basically has the same energy as red (based on the aesthetic and song names and also the producers), that's what i meant

Edited July 23, 2020 by callmedecember

[Tulips 3,731]

red was mostly a country/folk album with some pop things (wanegbt, stayx3, ikywt, 22, starlight) so the natural follow up to it would've been a folk album but after the grammys she switched to pop and made 1989 instead but this album basically has the same energy as red (based on the aesthetic and song names and also the producers), that's what i meant

I don't get what you're saying though. Red to 1989 felt like an understandable transition, since Red had several pop songs - she ended up just moving to that sound fully for her next album. I don't think the Grammys really influenced her for that decision.

[PARADIXO 32,940]

I don't get what you're saying though. Red to 1989 felt like an understandable transition, since Red had several pop songs - she ended up just moving to that sound fully for her next album. I don't think the Grammys really influenced her for that decision.

 

I agree.

[callmedecember 2,319]

I don't get what you're saying though. Red to 1989 felt like an understandable transition, since Red had several pop songs - she ended up just moving to that sound fully for her next album. I don't think the Grammys really influenced her for that decision.

 

i don't feel that it was that natural, red was like 70% country 25% folk and 5% pop, and the grammys influenced her, she literally said it in a lot of interviews back in 2014/2015 and she even says it in miss americana the netflix doc

[Tammy 2,291]

20 minutes...

 

[jvsminefempop 88]

sorry bout this! wanted to post a scroll through of my collection but the file is too big. plz delete

[paradiso 1,639]

AND IF YOU NEVER BLEED YOU'RE NEVER GONNA GROW

[paradisetropico 7,916]

im not even a Taylor fan - but this is so exciting, wish lana would do this for COTCC

[TrashMagiq 58,573]

im at track 3 rn i already love it this is the type of music from taylor that i love

[Vanilla Icy 29,602]

cardigan is one of the best songs i've heard from her in awhile

[Cacciatore 19,347]

This is such a mature sound for Taylor... she really evolved 

[domandapiano 12,099]

Oh my GOD. I’m so here for cardigan. It gives me Lana a little bit. Kind of Born to Die era.

[Tammy 2,291]

Is it only available in the USA? Can‘t find it on iTunes stores in Europe.

[Mer 61,735]

Is it only available in the USA? Can‘t find it on iTunes stores in Europe.

It will roll out by time zone I think?

[Vanilla Icy 29,602]

cardigan reminds me of mariners apartment complex production 

exile is really fucking sad  

[TrashMagiq 58,573]

seven is beautiful oh wow

[Formation 4,191]

On a quick first listen, my faves are “the 1” (probably going to be one of my fave Taylor songs of all time, the lyrics hit me), “august”, and “invisible string”. Cute, autumn-feeling album.

[Cacciatore 19,347]

On a quick first listen, my faves are “the 1” (probably going to be one of my fave Taylor songs of all time, the lyrics hit me), “august”, and “invisible string”. Cute, autumn-feeling album.

 

How did you manage to listen to a 1 hour album in thirty minutes? 

[Formation 4,191]

How did you manage to listen to a 1 hour album in thirty minutes? 

I skipped the songs that weren’t hitting immediately because I want to go to bed lmao I’m sure they’ll catch my attention more tomorrow. I’d rather replay “august” a few more times than listen to “epiphany” in full, etc.