#taylor swift rerecordings

[real-afterglow]

[lex-hexx]

taylor and sabrina tonight!!

[angeblancrose]

Taylor Swift | Interview for TIME

[ellathesmeller]

Ok so Taylor Swift’s schedule definitely has to be re-recording, re-recording, new album. She’s done it twice now so I’m thinking after this new one it’s Reputation, Debut, and another new one 🫠🎉😄

[myarmadaisgrowing]

Rerecording Predictions:

Taylor announces rep TV: New Year's Day 2024

rep TV is released: March/April 2024

Taylor announces TS TV: Aug 2024

TS TV is released: 23rd Nov 2024 (last day of the Eras Tour)

[jetiana]

okay we got 1989 tv announcement in august (8th month) so I think we're getting the rep tv announcement in february (2nd month)

someone else has definitely already figured this out but I'm saying it anyway

[yourfangirl420]

Rep tv rep TV rep tv

No more clowning

Woman give us the vault songss

[cnab]

why I think taylor's rerecords are in the order that they are

Taylor could have easily published her rerecorded albums in the order they were originally released, but she didn't. Instead, she used the albums to craft a narrative, one about a reclamation of her power.

Four of the six albums have titles that are relevant to this narrative: Taylor Swift, Fearless, 1989, and Reputation. Fearless was a natural choice for the first rerecorded album -- the title is a statement, a middle finger to Scooter Braun. Through publishing Fearless first, Taylor is publicly stating that she is not afraid to reclaim what is hers.

The other three albums listed above have personal titles: Taylor's name, birth year, and, well, reputation. Of these three, it makes sense to put 1989 first, as someone's birth year is less often talked about than their name or reputation. It may not be less personal than the other two things, but it's less often brought up. 1989 is also three years older than Rep, so publishing it first allows more time between the original Rep album and the rerecord.

Unless we're incredibly mistaken, Rep will be the fifth album to be rerecorded. This one had to come towards the end of the list, as it couldn't be rerecorded earlier than 2022. Reclaiming Rep as the second to last album, though, allows Taylor to do something very powerful: as the final rerecording, she will reclaim her own name. After she takes back Taylor Swift, all her music will be hers again, and Scooter Braun will no longer hold power over her.

So now we have the first, fourth, fifth, and sixth spots in the rerecord list occupied. What about Red and Speak Now? If Taylor had published Speak Now as the second rerecorded album, the rerecords would have been published in the exact same order as they were the first time, except for Debut coming last. By releasing Red second, Taylor established that she was releasing the rerecords in a different order, thus facilitating Debut being the final rerecorded album.

This ordering crafts a narrative of Taylor taking back what is hers: it begins with a statement that she does not fear the person who took her music from her, then builds as she reclaims her career, her past, and what is important to her. Taylor Swift (Taylor's Version) will be the culmination of this effort: a final reclamation of her identity and power in the face of Scooter Braun. I, for one, am very excited to see that happen.

[lovertaylorforever]

Whenever Reputation (Taylor's Version) is released, do any of y'all think there might be another app like The Swift Life?

That was so much fun! I'd especially love if as got one that wasn't temporary.

What about y'all?

[cyb3rdreamin]

nails sky blue until October 27th In honor of 1989 tv

[lex-hexx]

all i know is that reputation taylor's version will fulfill me mind, body, and soul

[breakbleheavens]

Nothing is permanent, so I’m very careful to be grateful every second that I get to be doing this at this level, because I’ve had it taken away from me before. There is one thing I’ve learned: My response to anything that happens, good or bad, is to keep making things. Keep making art.

HAPPY 34TH BIRTHDAY TAYLOR ALISON SWIFT Born December 13, 1989 | Reading, Pennsylvania.

[cruell-summers]

there is something so amazing about Taylor writing Long Live at 19 as a goodbye letter of sorts to her fans in case her new album failed, and then rerecording and releasing it at 33 while in the middle of an incredibly successful world tour, 17 years into her career

[jetiana]

is it just me that feels uncomfortable with swifties being so obsessed with the "you're gay" lyric from the original picture to burn?

like people want her to change it back to that for the rerecordings and it really doesn't sit right with me. there are still homophobic swifties out there and they will take this as encouragement.

I just don't think it's right for someone who isn't gay (as far as we're aware) to release a song that either a) implies that being gay is a bad thing or b) encourages outing? and I can't get my head around how I'm the one with the unpopular opinion here.

if anyone wants to try explaining everyone's obsession with this lyric in the tags feel free.

[new-york-no-shoes]

Once again thinking about what an insane privilege it is to get added context and depth about our favorite pieces of art- and in turn added context and depth surrounding who Taylor was at that time, what she was grappling with, and strategically missing pieces of the stories that made her who she is today. It’s WILD ! With every rerecord I feel more grateful and more in awe. Like what other fans in history have ever experienced anything remotely like this!?