I definitely wouldn't want a whole album of Max and Shellback songs, so I agree with you on this. I think 4/5 songs would be perfect. A couple of upbeat pop stuff (like WANEGBT/22), a couple of more experimental songs (IKYWT) and then one ballad. I just hope the new record is coherent, I really hate it when album's don't flow.
4/5 of Max and Shellback songs for LP5 will be too much imo.
2-3 should be fine
What is Her longest charting album so far? Is it 75 weeks?
I think the downside of selling 1m copies in the first week is the album will chart less in BB200
What is Her longest charting album so far? Is it 75 weeks?
I think the downside of selling 1m copies in the first week is the album will chart less in BB200
SOUNDERS DEFENDER DYLAN REMICK FUELED BY TAYLOR SWIFT
The Seattle Sounders are preparing for their first road game of the season this weekend, and while the team sets its sights on the Montreal Impact, the players are also going through their own rituals to prepare.
At this point in the week, defender Dylan Remick tells KIRO Radio’s Jason Rantz they’re working on physical and tactical preparation. As they get closer to game day, they’ll begin to study their opponent.
"At the end of the week that’s when we sort of focus in on the team that we’re playing," says Remick. "We get more in tune with how we want to play and how we want to attack the game and approach the game and what to expect from the other team."
On the day of the big game, Remick has a means of preparation that’s uniquely his own: he listens to a lot of Taylor Swift music.
"This actually started in high school," says Remick. "I started listening to it before games, and the first few games…I played particularly well, and we played really well as a team. So that sort of became my ritual before every game."
His favorite Taylor Swift song is a newer one, “I Knew You Were Trouble.” He says her music helps him get into the right space to play well.
"Call it a little superstition, but it sort of calms me down before games and now it just gets me in the right mindset, sort of gets me back to the early days and where I’ve come from, how far I’ve come in my soccer journey."