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  1. Someone a few pages proudly said they wanted an album full of Cleveland!, Eldest Daughter and Eugenic List, so
  2. You're going to make a new thread for every comment you can find? You do you with your time I guess.
  3. I mean, it's both surprising and unsurprising. He was honest about the album the first time so there was only room for growth or consistency. The other reviewers are serving ATRL and using the encore as a proxy to voice the complaints they had about the standard (and Taylor in general).
  4. Queen Jessie, a toy, being a better muse than the football layer.
  5. Joe Alwyn is not responsible for Folkmore's lyrics. I realize it's the pile on moment for Taylor but at least stick to the facts
  6. Xtina? Please be serious
  7. Lover was her highest rated album at the time. It's easy to forget now, but she was never really a critics darling, that was more of a Folklore through Red TV phenomenon. Perhaps more importantly, though, Lover got her to experiment even if the experiment wasn't always successful. The point is she cannot release the same thing again. As a fan I'm willing to cut her some slack if the next thing is awful but at least trying something new, but for now I'm temporarily joining the lashings
  8. The way this doesn't mention prices. All fast food is way too expensive currently. You chip in one more dollar and you can eat at a sit-down casual restaurant.

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