Speak Now

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Example: The Story of Us has a few moments when Swift speaks rather than sings, and I've grown to love the sass of the original version, and I just don't feel like the sass is present in this version to the same extent. I really like the European colour - it's supposed to be a 'smoke' vinyl and I think the European pressing encapsulates that a lot better than the US one! In the edit page, go to the 'Metadata' tab and add your Juno artist, label or release page for listeners to purchase your release / releases. Seriously, the colour of this pressing is just horrible; I don’t know how much variation there is but mine is a murky canal/river brown.

The Vault songs for Speak Now do sound close to the "sound" of Speak Now, something that the Vault songs from Fearless and Red did not; they sounded close to what Swift created since 1989 or Reputation, which is not a bad thing. Her previous rerecordings (Fearless, Red) were able to elevate what she had created, her mature voice providing both albums with gravitas. There are a several songs Swifties had hoped to see on this album which were written around this time, but it is important to remember that Speak Now is a self-written album, meaning certain songs are not possible to exist here. I've heard that the other pressings have a good master and it's less compressed, but don't sound good for other reasons (sibilance, IGD, etc. The more bluegrassy tracks like Mean have very very clear mandolin and banjo with fantastic imaging.

Taylor Swift’s official Taylor Nation Twitter page revealed on Thursday (May 18) that the vinyl for the upcoming re-recording of Swift’s 2010 album will be offered in a special lilac marble version. Swift felt the pain expressed within the song, so there is no reason to remove the song, but she was smart and made the changes where they were needed the most. Please note due to the custom marbling process, each vinyl unit will be slightly different in coloration. I will admit that there are moments I love from the original album, certain ways in which Swift sang a lyric or a way the music sounded, which have changed slightly. All of these will be on view through early summer 2024 and are also accessible with general museum admission.I’m after one of the clear/grey pressings but I don’t want to risk getting another brown if they’re all the same. Thoroughly impressed, especially after the 7 copies of the beige folklore pressing I had to go through for them all to sound bad :). Simalar to Red's Girl at Home, I will now make sure to pay attention to this song more than I did previously. Back when I first bought this record, I wasn’t a huge fan of the color — but now I actually adore it!