I think Taylor has a small setlist because of the large production of each performance, if it was a simple show, with no dancers, just her and the guitar, I'm sure it would be longer.
I think Taylor has a small setlist because of the large production of each performance, if it was a simple show, with no dancers, just her and the guitar, I'm sure it would be longer.
And her speeches are one of the best parts of the show, like the one before ATW.
And her speeches are one of the best parts of the show, like the one before ATW.
More is not necessarily better. It is not really about quantity, but quality. Taylor actually has a better theatrical performance and this adds to the quality of the show. So, you might have 24 songs, but, if you don't engage with the audience (as Taylor does) and if those songs aren't quality songs (like Taylor's songs are), then it doesn't matter how many songs you perform.
More is not necessarily better. It is not really about quantity, but quality. Taylor actually has a better theatrical performance and this adds to the quality of the show. So, you might have 24 songs, but, if you don't engage with the audience (as Taylor does) and if those songs aren't quality songs (like Taylor's songs are), then it doesn't matter how many songs you perform.
You are right, speeches are kind of good addition, they balance the show. And the same, too many speeches are not good idea.
When she grows, her speeches will also become better. Also about the quality. I like ATW speech.
You are right, speeches are kind of good addition, they balance the show. And the same, too many speeches are not good idea.
When she grows, her speeches will also become better. Also about the quality. I like ATW speech.
Yes, and that is a good trait for Taylor to have. She needs to be personable with her fans, because she relates well to them. So it is a good thing. But, She can't go overboard either.
SHE DID 'WELL': Taylor Swift likewise parlays a GRAMMY performance into chart action, as "All Too Well" re-enters Hot Country Songs at No. 34. The song spent a week at No. 17 (Nov. 17, 2012) upon the arrival of parent album "Red."
Following her piano-based performance of the ballad at the GRAMMY Awards, it returns to Country Digital Songs at No. 26 with 18,000 sold, up from less than 1,000 the week before. "Well" is another title that could rise next week once a full week of post-GRAMMY sales are tabulated.
"Taylor Swift, who lost out to Daft Punk for Album of the Year, actually got a bigger boost for her album Red, which increased in sales by 105 percent week-over-week."
They dare not mention the sales increase of "All Too Well", how many percent? Just said a bigger boost for album RED, 105>91 (RAM), but secretly hid the number 206 for "Get Lucky" which was supposed to be compared with "All Too Well"
But this next week the #s aren't looking as good y'all I guess that 10-14k (my guess since its not on the HDD list) is not that bad for an almost two year old album though.
Snubbed by the Scammys, snubbed by the Oscars and She still keeps winning. The true saviour of the music industry
AS A SUPER TALENTED SINGER/SONGWRITER:
When she was snubbed, she got more inspirations. More inspirations meant better music, more successful new albums.
When she wins, she's just simply successful.
How to stop this bitch?
Indonesia (51)
Songs:
34. Everything Has Changed
141. I Knew You Were Trouble
147. 22
194. Highway Don't Care
215. We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
245. Everything Has Changed
329. Love Story
330. Begin Again
My country stanning hard for Taylor, but All Too Well already fell out from Top 400
United States :
250. Everything Has Changed
254. 22
262. Red
I guess that 10-14k (my guess since its not on the HDD list) is not that bad for an almost two year old album though.
