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Best Albums, Ever...literally. I love movies and music. Maybe more so than anything else out there. I listen to all types of music, and watch all types of movies. They almost always entertain, but what is it about the ones that feel overly inspiring? What is it about these certain songs as of late that have me listening and listening and listening on repeat. Why am I still crying when I hear them after the 10th, 20th, 100th, 200th time? Why do I feel like they are speaking to me in a certain way, or that they came right when I needed them? I’m not sure if it’s Covid, or if it’s something else, but ever since the albums Folklore and Evermore came out last August and November, I’ve listened to nothing but them; literally nothing. There is something about the instrumentation, the lyrics, the tone; everything. The albums are weaved with love, longing, regrets, hope, contempt. They paint vivid pictures of lives that were, that are, or that could be. I really am struggling to find the appropriate words to fully encapsulate everything they entail. I feel inspired and hopeful, grief and guilt, heartbreak and agony, joy and nostalgia. It’s a literal rollercoaster of emotions as I make my way through each track. Even listening to it as I write this, it invokes such strong emotions as soon as the first note of each song is played. I know not everyone feels this way when music plays. I wish they did. Some people would read this and think I’m such an idiot, or such a 12 year old girl. I hear it all the time. But I don’t care. People who say things like that just don’t get it, and these albums aren’t for them. For me these albums are the epitome of perfect, and my two favorite Taylor albums of all time. Don’t get me wrong, she has other amazingly good albums. She’s a beast when it comes to lyrics and songwriting. Even the songs that some would consider the ‘fluffy” songs on previous albums are strewn together with some of the best one liners you’ll ever hear. Her other albums may have been a bit autobiographical at times, but its still the story of “us”. We are all so alike in our human experiences that a breakup is a breakup is a breakup, a cheater is a cheater is a cheater, love is love is love. It doesn’t matter in the end. Folklore and Evermore tell new stories. Ones we haven’t heard before, yet seem so familiar. People we haven’t met, but feel like we’ve known our entire lives. Maybe even a Taylor that we haven’t met. The one that she keeps to herself in private. In any regards, I would recommend both of these albums to your friends who are audiophiles. The friends who “get it” when it comes to music. They are nearly perfect, and are at the top of my favorite albums of all time.

ily taylor. queen of music

HER BEST ALBUM. honestly, this is my favorite album of hers, and folklore second. I wish there were more!

She is not just a song writer. She is a poet. She brings art back into music and I love her

Evermore. Taylor, thank you so much for your art! It’s sad seeing people so hateful in these reviews. You keep doing what makes you happy! I’m all here for it. Cheers to you! Wonderful album. The bonus tracks are a great addition.

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