1989 [VINYL]

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Heavily keyboard and beat driven, the pop sensibilities that have always been the hallmark of Taylor's music now move front and centre on '1989'. The 1989 Vinyl Album is a collector's treasure that deserves a place of honor in any music collection. One of the factors contributing to her incredible vinyl success was the variety of vinyl variants offered for 1989 (Taylor's Version). According to Billboard, which cites data from Luminate, 1989 (Taylor's Version) achieved the remarkable feat of selling 580,000 copies on vinyl in its first six days of availability.

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA Enterprise and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.i’ve been needing to find it and that’s when i came across this product and i’m so happy i purchased it! None of the gut-wrenching anguish of ‘All Too Well,’ here (10-minute version or five-minute version).

while also showing the clear influences of such modern hitmakers as Lorde, Sia, and Jack Antonoff of fun. The most impressive thing about 1989 is probably how Taylor is able to maintain the '80s pop veneer for virtually the whole album. is a true testament to Swift's artistic evolution, pushing the boundaries of pop music and creating a sound that is entirely her own. Taylor Swift - 1989 Vinyl Album is a pop music masterpiece that transcends time and captures the essence of Swift's artistry.

CD - Collectible CD album in jewel case with unique front and back cover art, single Disc album with unique collectible disc artwork, A collectible lyric booklet with never-before-seen photos, 10”x10” double-sided Foldable Poster, Side 1 includes full size photograph of Taylor Swift, Side 2 includes original handwritten lyrics of “Welcome to New York”. The vinyl edition of this album takes the listening experience to a whole new level, allowing me to fully immerse myself in Swift's captivating melodies and heartfelt lyrics. After music critics questioned her status as a country musician following her pop and electronic-influenced fourth studio album Red (2012), Swift was inspired by 1980s synth-pop to recalibrate her artistry from country to pop music.