One of Taylor's less-specific love songs fades in and out without making much of an impression, but gets in some nice moments on the chorus, particularly with her breathy "You gotta. Perhaps a good instructional tool for Swift, but certainly not one of her better songs.Ī forgettable bonus track that probably wouldn't rank as any Taylor fan's least or most favorite song of hers-though from here on in the list, every song ranks as a six out of ten at the least.Īnother unextraordinary Taylor bonus track, though at least this one has an interesting guitar breakdown and a memorable (and quintessentially country) lyrical hook: "Why would you wanna break a perfectly good heart?" If there are any other lyrics in the song though, we can't remember what they are. "Other Side" is mostly notable for being a sort of compendium of Taylor's most relied-upon lyrical cliches, including slamming doors, little black dresses, suitors throwing pebbles at windows, and of course, meaningful encounters in the rain. "You guys have a lot of amazing bands from this part of the world, did you know that?" No, Taylor's not talking about the Beach Boys, The Doors, Fleetwood Mac, Red Hot Chili Peppers, or any of the other legendary bands to come from the West Coast-rather, she's expressing her fondness for '00s pop scourges Train, as she launches into their deplorable breakout hit "Drops of Jupiter." Taylor's performance is typically lovely, but not even she can save lyrics like "She checks out Mozart while she does Tae Bo" or "The best soy latte that you ever had.and me." At least it's not "Hey Soul Sister".which Swift also covered in part on the Fearless tour. Can't blame the girl for trying, but it's not really our taste. Taylor gives a somewhat overwrought version of one of the more lovely, low-key Christmas traditionals, making it sound like one of her heartbreak ballads. It's not bad, but Taylor's songwriting is a lot better on the outside of relationships than on the outside of social cliques, and Taylor would graduate to the In Crowd so quickly that "The Outside" makes for an odd listen these days.įound On: Sounds of the Season: The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection One of the first songs Taylor ever wrote, and it sounds like it, a disarmingly self-conscious song for a performer usually as self-assured as Swift. (In the case of a song that was released in multiple versions, we've listed the version we like best.) That includes not just the tracks from her four studio LPs, but every bonus track, every compilation contribution, every guest appearance, every holiday-themed recording, and every iTunes-only cover. In honor of Red's release, we've undertaken the task of ranking each and every one of those 90 songs in Taylor's catalogue, from worst to best.
In the six-plus years since then, right up until her release of fourth studio album Red this week, Taylor has released 89 more songs for commercial consumption, the sum total of which–along with some iconic videos, a steady touring presence and enough off-court tabloid fodder for a couple literary anthologies-have resulted in her rising to one of our country's best and biggest pop stars.Īdele Lets Ex Know She’s Over Breakup With Yet Another Breakup Song
TAYLOR SWIFT TODAY WAS A FAIRYTALE KEY DOWNLOAD
On June 19th, 2006, Taylor Swiftreleased her debut single Tim McGraw for digital download and CD single purchase.
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