Taylor Swift - Taylor's Versions (Re-Recordings Official Thread) Album • Page 13

Very excited

 

Oh man, Jack did four of the vault tracks!!!

 

Crazy that this finally comes out on Friday. Feels like it’s been forever since the announcement of it.

 

I wonder what frequency she's going to release these albums at.

 

Love when she releases these cryptic things and I know I just need to wait like five minutes for someone with more dedication than me to tell me what they mean

 

song lengths are on iTunes, all the re-records are the exact same lengths aside from a couple 1 sec differences, haha. These are definitely all going to be identical re-records.

 

for sure. which was the point, of course. i'm really excited to hear the vault songs, and i'm excited to hear what these Fearless songs sound like with her more mature voice. i'm very curious to see if i will end up preferring the new ones over the old ones or not.

 

I’m hoping we get at least some surprises in these songs.

 

My guess is every three months. She dropped the "Love Story" teaser via a commercial in December, announced the Fearless album release in February with the full single, and the album comes out in April.

The "Wildest Dreams" teaser debuted in March in another commercial. If she follows the pattern, we'll get a 1989 album announcement and full single in May, and then the album will release in July.

We'd then get new albums in October, January 2022, and April 2022. My guess for order of release is Red, Self-Titled, and Speak Now.

Hopefully, we'll also get some sort of theater tour for Folklore/Evermore in 2022 as well.

Then maybe we'll get a Reputation album announcement + single release/massive career encompassing 2023 worldwide tour announcement in December 2022 on her birthday, followed by some much needed rest and a long sabbatical starting in 2024.

End of predictions.

 

Serious question: how does Taylor Swift do a theater tour? Tickets as prizes only?

 

Is she doing every studio album up to Lover?

 

I don’t think there’s anyway Taylor Swift can do a theater tour. It honestly just doesn’t seem... safe lol

 

Yeah I mean Jesus, she doesn’t even play Portland because we don’t have a big enough arena for her lol

 

Lover is the first one she owns, so everything that came before that.

 

Verified fan lotteries, tickets sent digitally the day of, and IDs at the door to prevent scalping? Plus have longer residencies at each major city. It'd ultimately have to be more exclusive, higher priced, and travel would be required for many wanting to go.

But theatres are honestly more of a dream scenario and the holes are clear haha

Arenas would be way more realistic. Just couldn't see those albums play as well at a stadium tour.

 

Ah gotcha! I wonder how far in-between she’ll release everything. 6 albums is a lot! Haha. Looking forward to them though!

 

Seeing Taylor in a theater or smaller capacity venue would be amazing. Has anyone ever seen her in a not arena or stadium?

 

My wife saw her in a college auditorium...

About 4 months before I met her

:/

 

I think she could find ways to make a stadium work with Folklore/evermore songs. Delicate, Long Live, New Year’s Day, etc all fit just fine. Acoustic Dancing With Our Hands Tied/The Lucky One in the middle of a hit parade section still felt right with the way she converses.

 

Oh so these bonus tracks are all going to be wonderful!

 

This sounds so much like Jack’s Mannequin it’s insane (“Dark Blue”)

 

I was thinking about how one of the 1989 "from the vault" songs could potentially have a Kendrick feature instead of just the Bad Blood remix (I'm assuming she's doing both?) this morning. Very interested to see if that itch of a thought comes true.


Mr. Perfectly Fine could've only been written by a teenager (not a diss), so it's kinda wild to be hearing it for the first time when she and I are both 31, haha. Makes sense that it didn't really make the album. I'm going to love the "from the vault" selections as an exercise of seeing her growth as a writer over the years. "You All Over Me" instantly is the head scratcher "how did this miss the album?" so I hope we get lots and lots of those over the next year.

 

I love how much she's evolved as an artist and songwriter over the years, but man, there's something special about hearing her do this kind of pop-country again.