Inspired by these flow charts.

 

 

 

 

Does your fav have one? how would you suggest listening to your fave's discography?

 

Start with: reputation

End with: TTPD

 

Just listen Taylor's album chronogically by release date and her lore will do the very rest. 

listen to one of the boys, teenage dream and prism non stop, give witness and smile the occasional spin and bat a blind eye to whatever she put out last year 

Just now, poppurple said:

Just listen Taylor's album chronogically by release date and her lore will do the very rest. 

…no aspiring Swiftie should start with debut 

Just now, beyonceparkwood said:

…no aspiring Swiftie should start with debut 

A very consistent body of work btw 

only clean & sophisticated palates would understand beyoncé music.

 

just wash your hands, wipe your ass, wear clean clothes, and enjoy the company of black people. the rest naturally falls in place. no flow chart needed.

You can't appropriately get into Taylor Swift and appreciate her calatog correctly unless you have a time machine to take you back to 2006.

14 minutes ago, poppurple said:

A very consistent body of work btw 

I would definitely say Red or 1989 are better starting points 
 

 

Start with:

- Fearless

- 1989 

- Folklore 

 

These were all AOTY for a reason, they perfectly capture every side of Taylor's music. After those I would listen to the rest of her discography in chronological order. 

this is actually a cute idea. the Bjork chart was charming

 

should Lana's chart start with Norman ******* Rockwell or Born to Die?

Start with Mercurial World and think it's 10/10 untill you hear Imaginal Disk and realize it's even better

Start with Born To Die and UV and skip everything after it. Jump straight to NFR, skip Chemtrails, listen to Blue Bannister, and f-ing overplay Tunnel, cause it's too good. 

Edited May 27, 20251 yr by Badgalbriel

Janet. (Classic pop album, there's something for everyone) -> The Velvet Rope (must-listen album for any music fan, helped to shape a lot of modern R&B/Pop music, Janet at her most vulnerable and most experimental)

 

Then:

-> All For You (if you prefer the mid/slow tempo sexy tracks, lots of early 2000s electronica) -> Damita Jo (Somewhat the same vibe but less electronic and more R&B) 

 

-> Rhythm Nation (if you prefer the hard hitting uptempos and concisous lyrics) -> Control (80s New Jack Swing/Minneapolis Sound masterpiece, the catchiest hooks you'll ever hear)

 

Then it's whatever, just avoid the first two mixtapes 

Edited May 27, 20251 yr by playboi

Press play, done. 

Ur right, I was going to say listen to Fever, Aphrodite and DISCO singles and that's it. move from there.

Just sit there and listen to there entire discgropgy. That's how to get into them 

Well...i doubt even gunpoint would help my girl

 

But if we mean halsey, then definitely 'If I Can't Have Love, I Want Power'/'BADLANDS' -> 'Manic' -> 'hopeless fountain kingdom' -> 'The Great Impersonator'