Terrible Album
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By Chick1Chick
I have given all of Taylor Swift albums a listen to see what the hype was about. I didn’t waste my time on the recordings. Her music is boring. Why has the level of talent, sunken to this? She’s no Dusty Springfield, vocally, she’s no Paul McCartney when it comes to songwriting, and she’s no Prince as an instrumentalist. She does everything at a subpar level. Her ascent really just seems linked to the issue she had, with Scooter Braun wanting her pay for her masters that she signed away, initially. This album is a very bad effort.
Way too many words
5
By Avacadofish
I need a dictionary.
Boo!
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By Jordeeeeeeeen
Awful music I like country music not pop music
Boring, sounds same
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By capster91
I just don’t get how she’s so popular. It’s boring - there a handful of songs I like but rest is so boring and she’s trying to sound like Lana Del Rey
Excellent poetry
5
By A somewhat normal person
I have never purchased a Taylor swift album in my life. I love this album. It’s super intense. Evokes so much emotion. I wasn’t a huge fan of the country Taylor or the pop Taylor but this version I’m totally on board with. No one has to agree with me and my opinion it’s just mine. Have a good day💕
Amazing
5
By taken08lovely
This is such a great album!
Music for the emotional intelligent, thinking person
5
By Shannah34
If you don't get it you don't get. If you do, this album is a once in a lifetime treat.
Very good!
5
By tcyaft35836
Very good!
Perfection
5
By thanksgivingchristmas
Since I was 16 now 33 love it
Soul baring
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By MDrisk
This is Taylor’s Magnum Opus! Beautiful, honest, vulnerable, heartbreaking, cathartic poetic masterpiece. I am so proud of Taylor. This album was not for us, it was for her. These were words she needed to write. A cleansing of all the pain weighing her down. So many great songs I can’t pick a favorite. It’s not wordy, it’s not too many songs, it’s everything Taylor needed to say. I’m happy she is in a better place now and found the man she’s been manifesting her whole life.
