but do you remember?
remember when I pulled up and said "get in the car!"
and then canceled my plans just in case you'd call?!
back when I was livin' for the hope of it all
for the hope of it all
MEET ME BEHIND THE MALL!
i'm still recovering from the mammoth that is folklore but go ahead, Taylor, fuck me up.
I assume I'll be able to score this when I get home. I did see a music critic pal tweeting that there was some reluctance within her community to review the album because of how toxic her standom was over "folklore", which is interesting.
Halfway through my first listen, Tolerate It and No Body No Crime are the highlights, but they might just be the most immediate. Some of the melodies in folklore took a few listens to bed in
I feel exactly the same way as I did after my first listen of folklore. It's all very "nice" and her voice is stunning. But I couldn't pick any individual songs or highlights out just yet. I'm sure they will appear to me after a few listens just like in folklore (which I have just stuck back on and am still discovering moments of glory from).
Evermore really is a continuation/sister album of the same sound and I love it for that. Get the dildo out hen etc. etc.
"Evermore" reminds me of something I just can't put my finger on it. Enjoying the whole album, but like others need additional plays to figure out the high points.
champagne problems is just lovely. I love when her vocal goes into its lowest register.
"what a shame she's fucked in the head, they said" - i see mad women and the people of the town gossiping have replaced drinking in the back-seat and stolen kisses in a red dress as her songwriting topics du jour
Love the production on this. I also like that most of it is the same thing twice, with just slightly different lyrics (not a good explanation ). The songs are already more distinctive than the first listen
08 willow
09 champagne problems
07 gold rush
08 'tis the damn season
gold rush is a bit BOPPIER but nothing outstanding as an actual song. 'tis the damn season is quite WINTRY - she says this is the winter companion to folklore, but tbh it mostly sounds the same to me I wonder if these are outtakes rather than newly recorded. it's her SWEET ESCAPE! anyway, nice chorus.