fan base Taylor Swift

[PoisonedIvy]

2 minutes ago, lenchen. said:

1989 is the least taylor swift album and era if that makes sense. Like that just wasn’t her. 

The fact the songs on the album have no connecting themes whatsoever  what an uninspired mess, what did she even write in the liner notes of the album — moving to a new city and switching genres was supposed to be some sort of motif for reinvention and rediscovering yourself? Girl.. 

[Cloröx]

01. folklore

02. evermore

03. 1989

04. Reputation

05. Red TV

06. Speak Now

07. Fearless TV

08. Self-titled

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09. Lover

 

 

[Achilles.]

The whiplash of going from a user calling 1989 “the least Taylor Swift album” to the next user ranking it first.

[Nick_317]

1 minute ago, lenchen. said:

1989 is the least taylor swift album and era if that makes sense. Like that just wasn’t her. 

If you mean the perfectly chosen singles, immaculate album rollout, and dedicated and creative promotion then yes, it wasn't her given the disastrous choices of the eras that followed 

[wastedpotential]

1 minute ago, Achilles. said:

I kinda need lord to release more mediocre albums to rank in between rep and Lover to make it clear how far beneath rep that album actually is.

 

But now I’m thinking maybe Lover actually belongs below mixtape… the five mixtape singles kinda stomp all over Lover, plus there’s Mary’s Song and TTWAS too. Hm…

See I still have a soft spot for Louvre (S), The Allahcher, False God, Aftergrammy, and Daylegend that influence my opinion on the albums, but you're probably right 

[PoisonedIvy]

2 minutes ago, Achilles. said:

The whiplash of going from a user calling 1989 “the least Taylor Swift album” to the next user ranking it first.

The immaculate discography we are spoiled with, for me 1989 is only like her sixth best album and yet it would be number 1 in pretty much every other artist’s discography

Edited April 14, 2022 by WeFoundTrouble

[P!NK2LOVE]

Are we ready to clown?

[West Coast]

3 minutes ago, Achilles. said:

The whiplash of going from a user calling 1989 “the least Taylor Swift album” to the next user ranking it first.

[postsus]

Lover

reputation

Red

 

Speak Now

1989

Fearless

 

Taylor Swift

folklore

evermore

 

The only correct ranking.

[P!NK2LOVE]

1. folklore = evermore

2. reputation

3. Red

4. Speak Now

5. 1989

6. Fearless

7. Lover

8. Debut

[postsus]

5 minutes ago, Cloröx said:

01. folklore

02. evermore

03. 1989

04. Reputation

05. Red TV

06. Speak Now

07. Fearless TV

08. Self-titled

-------------------------------

09. Lover

 

 

This ******* LIE

 

LOVER IS THE BEST ALBUM the lack of TASTE shows

[Cloröx]

The next 7 hours will be one of the most crucial moments in our life. It's either she makes an early announcement or just simply drops the album 

 

[lenchen.]

7 minutes ago, WeFoundTrouble said:

The fact the songs on the album have no connecting themes whatsoever  what an uninspired mess, what did she even write in the liner notes of the album — moving to a new city and switching genres was supposed to be some sort of motif for reinvention and rediscovering yourself? Girl.. 

the way she made living in NYC her entire personality 

 

7 minutes ago, Achilles. said:

The whiplash of going from a user calling 1989 “the least Taylor Swift album” to the next user ranking it first.

I screamed when I saw it was the very next post 

 

6 minutes ago, Nick_317 said:

If you mean the perfectly chosen singles, immaculate album rollout, and dedicated and creative promotion then yes, it wasn't her given the disastrous choices of the eras that followed 

well I‘m talking about her artistry and personality not her marketing mind

Edited April 14, 2022 by lenchen.

[By the Water]

9 minutes ago, lenchen. said:

1989 is the least taylor swift album and era if that makes sense. Like that just wasn’t her. 

It's her most faceless album, yes. If any of her albums could be released by anyone else, it's 1989

[Brooklyn Baby]

folklore

evermore

Red (TV)
Speak Now

1989

reputation

Lover

Fearless (TV)

Taylor Swift

[wastedpotential]

5 minutes ago, WeFoundTrouble said:

The fact the songs on the album have no connecting themes whatsoever  what an uninspired mess, what did she even write in the liner notes of the album — moving to a new city and switching genres was supposed to be some sort of motif for reinvention and rediscovering yourself? Girl.. 

1989 isn't really an album to me. There's really nothing that ties the songs together besides the genre (and even then they're all over the place). It is a mixtape or playlist of many, really solid (if a bit impersonal) pop songs. On their own, Blank Space, Style, OOTW, AYHTDWS, Wildest Dreams, This Love, IKP, and Clean are all really good songs, but they don't fit together or tell any sort of narrative, which basically every other Taylor album has managed without a problem. 

[wastedpotential]

2 minutes ago, postsus said:

Lover

reputation

Red

 

Speak Now

1989

Fearless

 

Taylor Swift

folklore

evermore

 

The only correct ranking.

Sis let's find you an otolaryngologist 

[Cloröx]

1 minute ago, By the Water said:

It's her most faceless album, yes. If any of her albums could be released by anyone else, it's 1989

Girl what is this sh!tty post. Lover is her most faceless album. Not you thinking that someone can copy Blank Space, Style, New Romantics 

[Achilles.]

2 minutes ago, WeFoundTrouble said:

The fact the songs on the album have no connecting themes whatsoever

I mean, I think the album does actually have a bit of a cohesive throughline in many of the songs. A lot of 1989 has a very jaded, cynical perspective of love. The whole “it’s gonna be forever or it’s gonna go down in flames,” “i can see the end as it begins,” “i know places where we can hide” type stuff actually crops up in a lot of the songs. 
 

And that attitude makes sense considering most of the album lyrically addresses a messy on-again/off-again relationship… 

 

And of course BS and NR have a similarly cynical attitude towards celebrity, society, etc. W2NY works as an opening song because it has that forced-optimism of deliberately trying to “reset” your life by moving to a new place, but the album that follows quickly cuts through that optimism. SIO is kinda similar as well, I think; it’s a joyous rejection of the album’s cynicism, but it also has a dash of the forced-optimism found elsewhere. 

[Nick_317]

Stream the best song from evermore while you wait for the announcement

 

 

[enchanted0]

this random 1989 slander  nah it's the PEAK of mainstream pop album that only Taylor + Max can pull off.

the entire album has very clear theme what you guys are talking about  she just made it about new york & reinvention for marketing purpose & avoid backlash.

[Brooklyn Baby]

2 minutes ago, Nick_317 said:

Stream the best song from evermore while you wait for the announcement

 

 

this isn't cowboy like me

[West Coast]

Just now, enchanted0 said:

this random 1989 slander  nah it's the PEAK of mainstream pop album that only Taylor + Max can pull off.

the entire album has very clear theme what you guys are talking about  she just made it about new york & reinvention for marketing purpose & avoid backlash.

right like let's go back to dragging REPUTA

 

[Cloröx]

1 minute ago, enchanted0 said:

this random 1989 slander  nah it's the PEAK of mainstream pop album that only Taylor + Max can pull off.

the entire album has very clear theme what you guys are talking about  she just made it about new york & reinvention for marketing purpose & avoid backlash.

They slander Reputation first then they proceed to 1989. Those shameless Loser stans are getting brave again 

[JoanneActII]

folklore

evermore

reputation

1989

speak now

red

fearless 

lover

debut