Originally posted by Skittles

Well put and how I feel as well. But I know quite a few of the original fans, myself included, who are slipping away due to a perceived step back in terms of growth and a watering down of her musical style.

I'm all for experimenting and taking chances though. A lot of us get unfair reps here where people think we need her to be country or we hate songs because they're not country. I don't need her to be country at all. Especially if she's going to he generic country.

I want her to work with amazing producers who really challenge her to explore HER sound and not make a mishmash of other people sounds. Or to co-opt her name for their own sound. Someone like Rick Rubin, Paul Epworth, T Bone again, Dangermouse I hope we get that on this album a bit but its probably a few LPs down the road I guess. Right now she's learning what it takes to be commercial and while that's not a bad thing it's not necessarily a good thing either.

But unfortunately the way it's going she's going to be stuck with WANEGBT for a very very long time.

Originally posted by enchanted0

Taylor Swift ‏@taylorswift13
So I'm going to be counting down now because its 10 DAYS until #RED!!!! http://instagr.am/p/QsJq8NDvJF/

Originally posted by Taylor Swift

By the way guys. This morning on the radio, they said how they'll be excited that Taylor will perform on The X Factor and that she's sold millions, has had hits in the UK and will introduce her with a big video. They then said the closest country act to come close to her in the UK is Lady Antebellum. And they dragged Lady A A LOT. They did their own introduction for them:

"Lady Antebellum, lead single Hillary Scott was rejected twice by American Idol, now sings about getting drunk, 1 hit single in the UK that reached #15... please welcome, Lady Antebellum!

*Begins playing "Need You Now"*

They dragged Hillary so badly.

Originally posted by Taylor fanboy

I really thought Taylor Swift will take flight after Speak Now. The album proved how she actually deserve to be the youngest to have won Grammy Album of the Year.

Of course there were turn off moments like Speak Now, The Story of Us, Mean, and for some, Mine, but even songs like these showcased her true talent, effortlessly 'relatable' song-writing. That makes Taylor Swift an artist.

It is as if she was disappointed of Speak Now's performance. Little did she know, Speak Now was more disappointed of her promos to it.

Originally posted by Ripedie254

How do we know all too well is a ballad?

Originally posted by olympiccairways

Good Afternoon

Originally posted by Great Username

Dragging Mayer for filth, as usual.

Originally posted by olympiccairways

Hey, everyone

what's new?

Originally posted by Great Username

Dragging Mayer for filth, as usual.

Originally posted by atishvaze

Good Afternoon

Originally posted by olympiccairways

I was IKYWT today during my break although it was distracting me from studying