[alestevens]

Originally posted by Icannot

There is.

Source?

[kevinnyc]

Originally posted by revel8

I hope that in the unlikely event of 1989 really flopping that Taylor won't have to resort to releasing a freakin' Jazz karaoke album. I hate Jazz music.

Taylor's never mentioned her love for Duke Ellington has she? Or that she likes the music of the 1920s? It's no wonder the Jazz Era was when they had the Great Depression! If her album after this is called 1929, I'll know what is coming...

I would rather put her future music into stadium tour, 1989 is on that direction. Jazz? NO. At least not near future.

[Great Username]

"This Love" might rival "Style" as the best hymn.

[Great Username]

Originally posted by chilicheese01

Now I'm excited for a bunch of tracks.

Bad Blood
Style
Blank Space
Wildest Dreams



Hope they're all Max tracks.

They are.

[revel8]

Originally posted by kevinnyc

I'm such a flop (6 hours ago ):


Taylor Swift @taylorswift13 · 6h 6 hours ago

Track 2 #1989lyrics http://instagram.com/p/uMC8GXjvN6/



Edit: Incredible Things, is that the name of Taylor's new perfume?

Yes. It was obviously titled after a lyric or song title from 1989.

iClayd said Track 2 is single material for sure. And Lorde said it was her favourite of the album. So it sounds like a highlight.

[chilicheese01]

Honestly, How You Get The Girl sounds kinda average... Possibly better than 22, but imo that's not really saying much.

Luckily, Jeff said that How You Get The Girl and Shake It Off are a couple of the worse songs on the album, which gives me hope. I don't want all of Max's tracks to sound as simple as How You Get The Girl.

[Dani97]

Originally posted by alestevens

Source?

Sis please, what are you thinking????

[Bentley13]

Great Username, can you link me to your original predictive track listing with the composers that had the bonus tracks on it?

[revel8]

Originally posted by Vespertine

I think she might just be doing background vocals?

That is what Imogen herself said.

[alestevens]

Originally posted by Dani97

Sis please, what are you thinking????

Sorry, i was just cringing at the possibility of a cover taking a spot on the album and i thought it could be real

[chilicheese01]

So excited for tracks 2 and 3, whatever their titles might be!

[Great Username]

Originally posted by Bentley13

Great Username, can you link me to your original predictive track listing with the composers that had the bonus tracks on it?

This is what I predicted on Sep 21st:

Originally posted by Great Username

My investigative work:

1. New York song (Lord/Tedder)
2. Media song (Lord/Martin/Shellback)
3. Style (Lord/Martin/Shellback/Payami)
4. Out Of The Woods (Lord/Antonoff)
5. All You Had To Do Was Stay (Lord/Martin)
6. Shake It Off (Lord/Max/Shellback)
7. I Wish You Would (Lord/Antonoff)
8. Bad Blood (Lord/Martin/Shellback)
9. Song about guy trying to get back with Lord (Lord/Martin/Shellback)
10. Wildest Dreams (Lord/Max/Shellback)
11. About getting back with an ex, works as song about veterans, Nathan Chapman produced (Lord)
12. I Know Places (Lord/Tedder)
13. Closest to All Too Well song (Lord/Heap)

Something like that. Tracks 1-7 and 11-13 are almost definitely in the correct order.

I think you might be referring to the leaked writing credits?

[iLiveMusic]

Originally posted by Great Username

Every word she said was obviously a line that she had written, memorized, and delivered. "Welcome to New York," Taylor told us from the top of the Empire State Building before beckoning us—on the other side of a live-stream—to follow her inside.

The fact that the first thing She said at the beginning of this era for the Yahoo livestream was the title of track 1.

Lord leaving hidden messages throughout this era. Queen

[Vespertine]

Originally posted by revel8

I hope that in the unlikely event of 1989 really flopping that Taylor won't have to resort to releasing a freakin' Jazz karaoke album. I hate Jazz music.

Taylor's never mentioned her love for Duke Ellington has she? Or that she likes the music of the 1920s? It's no wonder the Jazz Era was when they had the Great Depression! If her album after this is called 1929, I'll know what is coming...

Wow whatever your opinion on Gagz is, you could at least try to improve your tea. Stay in school or go see the Great Gatsby or something (the Mia Farrow version, not the trash new one).

1) Real jazz is excellent
2) One of Lord's biggest inspirations (Joni Mitchell) transitioned from folk to jazz/folk-jazz/jazz-rock after her fifth album, and I'm willing to bet Lord is a fan of that too since we know She's a fan of literally everything
3) I doubt Lord would ever do jazz, but don't act like it wouldn't be good if She did
4) The original jazz age was ended by the Great Depression, they did not occur simultaneously
5) Don't know why you're in here seething over Gagz anyways, she has a base or SYG for that. Feel free to seethe over How To Get Your Jazz in here, though.

[Great Username]

"Blank Space", "Style", "Wildest Dreams" and "I Know Places" sound amazing.
Everything else I'll probably delete on sight.

[chilicheese01]

Tracks 8-10 are gonna be pop bliss, even if one of them is How You Get The Girl!

[Bentley13]

Originally posted by Great Username

This is what I predicted on Sep 21st:



I think you might be referring to the leaked writing credits?

Thank you! Now let me get my thinking cap on for these 3 bonus tracks and the order.

[Bentley13]

Taylor's phone voice on that app is so sexy. I can't.



Lucky Karlie.

[revel8]

So Taylor has joined Line! Is this part of her campaign to promote in Asia?

[alestevens]

Originally posted by Great Username

This is what I predicted on Sep 21st:



I think you might be referring to the leaked writing credits?

I think Bad Blood comes at #5, but other than that, your predictions were SO on point

In fact, i think someone said BB comes AFTER Shake It Off, but i cant picture it being produced by Antonoff. So i just hope they mispelled it and that it actually comes before SIO!