Jeff Bhasker produced Holy Ground and The Local One. Dan Wilson co-wrote/produced her best song and Wish You... Were Here.

they can be hit-or-miss too

Well, Speak Now is a confessional album so it's wordy whereas 1989 is her happy-go-lucky album so it's more focused in production. I hope her next album will be a combination of both. That would be a perfect album for me.

Speak Now + 1989 = Red so...

Yeah, but I want a filler-free album. We all know that Red is her most filler-filled album to date.

sacRED doesn't have much filler

1. State Of Grace
2. Red
3. Treacherous
4. I Knew You Were Trouble.
5. All Too Well
6. 22
7. I Almost Do this one?
8. We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
9. Stay Stay Stay
10. The Last Time
11. Holy Ground
12. Sad Beautiful Tragic
13. The Lucky One maybe
14. Everything Has Changed this one
15. Starlight
16. Begin Again

Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeah-ea-ea-ea-ea-eah

Hmm, the same people who are raving 'bout Carly's Your Type would have dragged Lord for releasing such a sing.

1. State of Grace
2. Red
3. Treacherous
4. I Knew You Were Trouble.
5. All Too Well
6. 22 - FILLER
7. I Almost Do - FILLER
8. We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
9. Stay Stay Stay - FILLER
10. The Last Time
11. Holy Ground
12. Sad Beautiful Tragic
13. The Lucky One - FILLER
14. Everything Has Changed - FILLER
15. Starlight - FILLER
16. Begin Again

Or those god-awful breakdowns that are placed there just to cover for the lack of bridge.

Just no.

I Almost Do is so cringy. Second worst from Red after The Moment I Knew.

22 SSS and Starlight are not filler Without all the happy songs the whole point of the album would have never come to fruition. It's SUPPOSED to happy and fun and youthful and cutesy at times to contrast against the sad, heavy, emotional

It just doesn't make sense without those songs in there

Ok not filler but those songs need improvement. They're so mediocore compared to the rest.

These are definitely fillers, I agree.

EHC and Starlight are filler yeah. TLO is one on her best songs. Starlight would be a cute stand alone single for some random soundtrack though. It just feels random in Red.

Hmm, so Pitchfork reviewed that ex-1D member's alber, but not 1989? Someone on that publication definitely has a vendetta against Her.