[ SECRET POST #3984 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3984 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Reputation is honestly one of her best albums, though I like 1989 just as equally.

[(Anonymous)]

I loathe EDM, I'm not a fan of hiphop, rap, or dubstep, and pop is not my favorite genre of music either, so Reputation (which is the latter, with aspects of all the former) was an extremely hard sell for me (except for New Year's Day, which was right up my alley). But honestly, I do think it's a really good album. I can't really say whether I think it's one of her best or not, because my subjective tastes just lean way too hard towards the musical style of her Red, and even Speak Now, eras. But Rep is good. It's a solid lineup of interesting, enjoyable, radio-friendly, and even somewhat provocative songs. And the way Taylor has reshaped everything from her self-expression to her vocal range to her melodic tendencies on the album in order to distinguish it from all her previous works shows a lot of finesse.