In a four-star review entitled “A retread of heartbreak,” NME’s Hannah Mylrea says 31-year-old Swift’s matured vocals are the most significant change. Nonetheless, he says, the collection of nine previously unreleased songs “doesn’t have a real dud in the bunch.” However, he writes: “A general initial impression is that the more acoustically based stuff is easier to exactly recreate without producer Nathan Chapman than her very first forays into electro-pop are without Max Martin, although the differences may be hard for the non-Swiftie ear to immediately be heard.” 'Adele One Night Only' promises hits, stars and 'filthy jokes'Īccording to Variety’s Chris Willman, Swift benefits from having nearly all the original producers from the album back on board. 14 (8:30-10:31 PM, ET/8:00-10:01 PM, PT) on the CBS Television Network, and available to stream live and on demand on Paramount+. Writing specifically about the long-lost 10-minute version of “All Too Well,” he said Swift “takes her own masterpiece, tears it all up, breaks it like a promise, shreds her tapestry, and rebuilds it into a new heartbreak epic, twice as long and twice as mad.”ĪDELE ONE NIGHT ONLY, a new primetime special that will be broadcast Sunday, Nov.
Freaking AWESOME,” one fan wrote on Twitter, while another said: “taylor swift just hits different and especially when its Red we are talking about.”Īmong music critics, the reception was also largely positive.Īwarding the album five stars, Rolling Stone’s Rob Sheffield described the project as “a tribute to how far she’s traveled, but it makes you even more excited for where she’s heading next.
Mgzlx3Qg3z- Taylor Swift November 11, 2021 This is my last day of life before #RedTaylorsVersion. It also includes nine previously unreleased songs that didn’t make the final product in 2012.Īnd guessing from the reactions on social media, revisiting the past isn’t always a bad idea.
While the original album was 16 tracks, “Red (Taylor’s Version)” is an epic 30 tracks, featuring musical collaborations with Phoebe Bridgers, Gary Lightbody, Ed Sheeran and Chris Stapleton. On Friday, the Grammy award-winning singer unveiled “Red (Taylor’s Version),” a rerecording of her acclaimed 2012 album “Red,” as part of her ongoing mission to regain ownership of her early music.
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