[TheEdgeOfGaga]

Originally posted by Meowster

Red is such a great album. Poor 1989 TBQH.

Red is Taylor's peak when it comes to songwriting & overall looks throughout the era. All Too Well >>>

[Skywalker]

I forgot about this. Good performance from her though.

[Brunette Ambition]

Originally posted by Meowster

today
is the last day
that i'm using words

they've gone out
lost their meaning
don't function anymore

Björk did a great work
Too bad she turned M down for more songs.

[Vine101]

Originally posted by TheEdgeOfGaga

Red is Taylor's peak when it comes to songwriting & overall looks throughout the era. All Too Well >>>

The RED album artwork is so beautiful.

@conatus it's kinda crazy that she's only 25, like she's got so much time to craft even better material.

[B-Luke]

Drowned World/Substitute for Love is a masterpiece.

[conatus]

Originally posted by Vine101

The RED album artwork is so beautiful.

@conatus it's kinda crazy that she's only 25, like she's got so much time to craft even better material.

The album photoshoot >>>

And right? If she could produce Red at 22, imagine what she'll be capable of in a few years.

[Kworb]

1. American Life
2. Hard Candy
3. Rebel Heart
4. Bedtime Stories
5. Something To Remember
6. Ray Of Light
7. Erotica
8. Confessions On A Dance Floor
9. The rest

[RobynYoBank]

I think Blank Space and Clean are two of Taylor's best-written songs to date.

Blank Space features a subtle brilliance distinct from her "fleeting moments" songwriting.

I don't really have a favorite among her albums. Fearless, Red, Speak Now, they all feature some fantastic songwriting, and they're all imperfect and bloated.

[Nicole]

Has anyone seen The Book of Mormon?

[RobynYoBank]

Originally posted by Nicole

Has anyone seen The Book of Mormon?

Yes

[Nicole]

Originally posted by RobynYoBank

Yes

I keep missing it. It's worth it, right?

[RobynYoBank]

Originally posted by Nicole

I keep missing it. It's worth it, right?

I thought it was clever and a lot of fun. I knew little about Mormonism going in, so it was especially fun and enlightening.

I kept wondering what the Christians in the audience were thinking...: "Haha, why do those idiots believe that trash?" or... ?

[Whore of Babylon]

Originally posted by Kworb

1. American Life

And I know that love will change us forever
And I know that love will keep us together
And I know, I know
There is nothing to fear
And I know that love
Will take us away from here

[BobBertran1992]

Originally posted by MrPeanut

Talk-singing is usually anathema to me, but this has been stuck in my head for days.

Wait I like this

And most important

''Take Your Time"
Sam Hunt Josh Osborne Shane McAnally

King

[alkralkra]

Every one of Lord albums have a noticeable dud

Bitter than Revenge
The Lost Time
How You Get the B-Side

[collin]

Originally posted by conatus

1. Bedtime Stories
2. Ray Of Light
3. American Life
4. Confessions
5. Erotica
6. Music
7-11. The rest
12. True Blue
13. Hard Candy

Our taste aligns so well
But where it diverges... woo, your taste is something else!

Originally posted by conatus

The more time that passes, the more ROL comes to overtaking it. But it has Bedtime Story, Human Nature, Love Tried To Welcome Me...

RoL and BS are kind of like sisters.
Just like MDNA and Hard Candy or Music and American Life.

[RobynYoBank]

Originally posted by alkralkra

How You Get the B-Side

GOODBYE.

[Skywalker]

you silent my song
no fist is needed when you call

[Kworb]

Originally posted by ***** of Babylon

And I know that love will change us forever
And I know that love will keep us together
And I know, I know
There is nothing to fear
And I know that love
Will take us away from here

[Nicole]

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