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Weekly Poll: Favorite Taylor Swift Album • Page 2

Discussion in 'Music Forum' started by Henry, Aug 13, 2019.

  1. Contender

    Goodness is Nowhere Supporter

    Loving him was RED.
     
  2. Matt Chylak

    I can always be better, so I'll always try. Supporter

    1989 is "better" due to its stylistic consistency and clear narrative throughline, but Red is definitely my favorite.
     
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  4. Garrett

    i tore a hole in the fabric of time Moderator

    Oh look a Grammy voter ;)
     
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  5. Red takes it for sure, 1989 follows shortly after. It gets dicey after that but I’ll say that I don’t dislike any of her records
     
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  6. Jake W

    oh my god, I'm back on my bullshit Prestigious

    I only like Red and 1989 and Red wins easily
     
  7. unbornwhiskey

    Trusted

    red > speak now > 1989 > fearless > reputation > s/t
     
  8. unbornwhiskey Aug 14, 2019
    (Last edited: Aug 14, 2019)
    unbornwhiskey

    Trusted

    1989 broke the spell of me loving every new taylor swift record way more than the one before it. even though it's a great record, i'll always hate "bad blood" and i'll always be a little tired of "wildest dreams" and i'll always be totally baffled that "new romantics" and "you are in love" are bonus tracks
     
  9. sophos34

    Prestigious Supporter

    red by such a large margin it isnt even funny
     
  10. Serh

    Prestigious Prestigious

    Not too out there to say Red is her only outright GREAT album, is it
     
  11. unbornwhiskey

    Trusted

    speak now is pretty great imo
     
  12. Garrett

    i tore a hole in the fabric of time Moderator

    1989 and reputation too
     
  13. bluecharliedeltaecho

    Regular

    The 1989 era is when I started to really get into Taylor & when I discovered her earlier albums as well. To this day 1989 is still my favorite.
     
  14. Doomsday

    Trusted Prestigious

    1989 but Red is acceptable as well. Gave it to 1989
     
  15. chhholly123

    i’ve been meaning to tell you

    Red has the highest highs and her best songs, but has some real clunkers. 1989 is literally perfect, but I have to be in the mood to listen to it and I like to give it my full attention.

    Red=1989>reputation>Speak Now>Fearless>TS

    I'm hopeful that lover will fall in the top tier!
     
  16. bluecharliedeltaecho

    Regular

    I also want to add, Reputation is my runner-up.
     
  17. Craig Manning

    @FurtherFromSky Moderator

    “Bad Blood” clunks way harder than anything on Red, imo. Granted, I like all the songs on Red.
     
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  18. chhholly123

    i’ve been meaning to tell you

    I honestly love Bad Blood, and the second half of Red kinda meanders for me... I always skip Stay Stay Stay, Starlight, and The Lucky One. But Treacherous, All Too Well, and Holy Ground are prob my fave Taylor songs.
     
  19. unbornwhiskey

    Trusted

    you skip "stay stay stay"?~?!?!?!??!?!?!?!
     
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  20. chhholly123

    i’ve been meaning to tell you

  21. disambigujason

    Trusted Supporter

    How hot of a take is it to say I Knew You Were Trouble and WANGBT ruin the cohesiveness of Red? Those songs are such massive stylistic departures from the rest of the album for me. Incidentally, I don’t really like either.
     
  22. J12

    Trusted Supporter

    I picked Red because it holds more sentimental value (first tour I ever saw her on, album that really solidified me as a full blown fan), but 1989 is an insanely close second.
     
  23. SteveLikesMusic

    approx. 3rd coolest Steve on here Supporter

    1989 baybay
     
  24. navidson

    Regular

    Red>Speak Now>1989>Fearless>Reputation>S/T
     
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  25. FTank

    Prestigious Prestigious

    Red > Speak Now > 1989 > Reputation > Fearless > S/T