Lover is grand, and includes probably the most underrated T-Swift song ever ("False God")it has like five good songs. and even of those only Cruel Summer and Cordelia Street are proper good. I do love Calm Down a lot too. but overall - she was creatively off with that one.
oh, I didn't realise we had to preface everything we said on Moopy with a subjectivity disclaimer! oops!I love it when OPINIONS are stated as FACTS
Well apparently there are Easter eggs and clues and stuff on her website and all thatThey think a LOT of things...
...Well apparently there are Easter eggs and clues and stuff on her website and all that
That's what a Swiffer told me at the RSD queue anyway
Also something about lots of purple merchandise a the moment and Speak NOW is a purple album
So yeah maybe it's anything
Sweetheart, he’s giving them and six other albums higher than 93%. I don’t think sobriety comes into this.I'll have what joanne is smoking cause I would never rate Reputation ABOVE 1989!
Okay i’m giving Lover a go.
“I forgot that you existed“ is not doing it for me, the generic production just no
She put some of her most mature music on the album and then also some of her most childishI always think of it as a prelude. That, Me! And You Need To Calm Down are all terribly out of place, even though I like/love them all
She put some of her most mature music on the album and then also some of her most childish
She put some of her most mature music on the album and then also some of her most childish
YES. God London Boy is DREADFUL.I always think of it as a prelude. That, Me! And You Need To Calm Down are all terribly out of place, even though I like/love them all
I always forget that it existsI Forgot That You Existed remains the most random album opener in history.
You Need To Calm Down definitely has the Reputation era sound and should have remained there. Although yes I love it too.I always think of it as a prelude. That, Me! And You Need To Calm Down are all terribly out of place, even though I like/love them all
I Forgot That You Existed remains the most random album opener in history.