Taylor Swift - folklore (July 24, 2020) Album • Page 126

Peace
Epiphany
Mirrorball
August
This is Me Trying

That's my top 5. Everything else can be ranked as number 6.

 

This is one of those rare album that I find almost impossible to rank. Each song hits different for me every listen.

 

Nobody who skips epiphany gets to judge my list

if anything unseats this as my AOTY, whatever it is will probably actually destroy me so there's that

 

the only song i dont like on this is american dynasty

 

Every time I listen to that song, I can't get over how beautiful her voice sounds! Such a great song

 

Gave this a break as to not overplay it by fall, but threw it on during a rainy night over the weekend. Not sure I’ll ever get a point where I’m straight up skipping songs on this, but I’m pretty comfortable calling Illicit Affairs the weak spot for me

 

Hey all, only like 11 more weeks until the vinyl ships! Huzzah!

 

tbh I run around randomly bursting into "don't call me, don't call me baby" etc enough for the entire planet

 

hahaha. someone’s got to! I’d be lying myself if I said if that part didn’t inspire me to take dramatically long strides in rhythm while puffing my chest out into the air

 

I always lose my shit for "and you know damn well" at the end, love that part.

 

I was unimpressed with the song at first but it's become one of my favorites and that whole stretch is why

 

Peace is the best song on the record

 

"the last great american dynasty" is one of my favorite with "exile". Crazy how everyone's favorites are all over the place.

 

not cool

 

my tears ricochet through this is me trying is god tier

 

honestly same. I don't hate it but it's definitely my least favorite and I never come back to it.

 

One of my TJ coworkers owns a local record shop, got a bunch of these in, and set one aside for me :’)

 

this american dynasty is maybe my favorite song on here, so different strokes I guess

 

It’s great

 

It really speaks to those of us who frequently have a marvelous time ruining everything

 

I think it might have been the pitchfork review that commented on how that song is peak storytelling. *chef's kiss*

also how much do I have to pay joyce manor to cover "betty?" anyone know? it's perfect for them.

 

I think seven is my fave example of her storytelling now. The story is so vivid in my brain it's like a child coming of age film every time I listen to the song.

 

Seven makes me really emotional for a bunch of different personal reasons (“with Pennsylvania under me”) and nostalgia of listening to TS since Fearless.

The first couple lines of her singing I absolutely *adore*, and then “I used to scream ferociously any time I wanted”. So many chills moments with that song and top it off with the storytelling.

Hard to choose but might be my #1.

 

Listening to the new album on the ferry to Nantucket is v recommended if you ever get the chance. Great way to start the holiday weekend.

 

i don’t think i’ve listened to this since the week it came out