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13 hours ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

Decent payday for St Vincent 

Very decent.

Swift obviously under absolutely no obligation, but if she does decide to downsize back to typical two-hour performances going forward, half her set might already be made up by those ten number-ones she's had stateside now. (We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together, Shake It Off, Blank Space, Bad Blood, Look What You Made Me Do, Cardigan, Willow, All Too Well, Anti-Hero and Cruel Summer, for those counting.)

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Just the one listen so far and my initial thoughts are that the main album has been given a refresh. The music has been given a boost and the vocals sound great. 1989 really is a fantastic album, hopefully my vinyl turn up today

As for the vault, not massively blown away yet, I suspect they will be growers. After the absolute banger fest of the Speak Now vault the 1989 vault is a tad more more subtle.

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6 hours ago, ls2408 said:

A tough one to re-do. It’s fine, some of them are quite different IMO and the vocals throughout the album seem echoey 

The reverb seems to be controversial, in particular on Style, but I love it. This Love is suddenly like the soundtrack to a daydream where it was usually a skip for me previously. 

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On 10/23/2023 at 6:04 PM, homesick said:
  1. Red
  2. 1989
  3. Speak Now
  4. Reputation
  5. Folklore
  6. Evermore
  7. Lover
  8. Midnights
  9. Fearless
  10. Taylor Swift
  1. Folklore
  2. Red
  3. Speak Now
  4. 1989
  5. Lover
  6. Reputation
  7. Taylor Swift
  8. Midnights
  9. Fearless
  10. Evermore

There’s quite a step down after the top six, and again from Midnights to Fearless, but there’s still not an outright bad album in her discography which is very impressive going this far down the road. 

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3 hours ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

Arguably the album that needed it least and also the toughest to replicate given it's up there with the likes of Thriller, Rumours, Purple Rain, Tapestry, Dare, Born In The USA, etc in the pantheon of greatest pop albums of all time

Behave yerself. Not in the same conversation as most of them. 

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8 hours ago, Rose-Colored Boy said:
  1. Folklore
  2. Red
  3. Speak Now
  4. 1989
  5. Lover
  6. Reputation
  7. Taylor Swift
  8. Midnights
  9. Fearless
  10. Evermore

There’s quite a step down after the top six, and again from Midnights to Fearless, but there’s still not an outright bad album in her discography which is very impressive going this far down the road. 

how on earth is folklore your favourite but evermore least favourite

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