After fully listening to the new album by @taylorswift13, I can say that lyrically it does not deserve the honor of being put in an alternative genre. Genre is more than the sound. It’s a combination of sound and lyric. Unfortunately, Taylor only reached one of these requirements
@AllisonLeeRamey Comparatively, if you listen to The Lumineers latest album, III, that is the type of storytelling you would expect to see in alternative/folk style music.
@AllisonLeeRamey Yes! The 3 songs are linked. Which is great! I love it when people do that on albums. But in my opinion, as a whole, the story line isn’t clear and doesn’t create the image that I believe she was going for.
@AllisonLeeRamey Take track 14, betty, for instance (one of the two songs I got my hopes up for). Taylor writes about a problem between 2 people from one of them’s perspective, but that’s all we know. There is no detail, no resolution, just surface level story telling.
Life became dangerous
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The day we all became famous
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No one cares if you’re happy
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Just as long as you claim it
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How can we change this
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The day we all became famous
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No one cares if you have it
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Just as long as they think you do
- @jonbellion
Bridger, 6 years old, saved his little sister from an attacking dog. He knew he would get hurt, but he did it anyway. He’s a hero.
So, we made this happen. One of the most fulfilling things, ever, huge thanks to Chris Evans.
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