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1989 [CD]

SKU: 9065304

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- Genre: Pop
- Subgenre: Teen Pop,Adult Contemporary,Dance-Pop,Pop
- Original Release Date: 2014-10-27
- Release Date: 10-27-2014
- Original Release Date: 10-27-2014
- Artist: Taylor Swift
- Album Level Flags: Studio Recording
- Release Level Flags: Studio Recording
- No Of Songs: 13
- Album Length: 2920 seconds
- Explicit Content: false
- Style(s): Teen Pop, Adult Contemporary, Dance-Pop, Pop
- Format: CD
- Label: Big Machine Records
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- Product Name: 1989 [CD]
- Genre: Pop
- Vendor Genre: Pop/Rock
- UPC: 843930013500

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Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Loved Most of The Songs
It is a good song album. Definitely loved the singles the she has which have music videos. Worth the buy. Thanks tay-tay.
Posted 9 years ago by yoyiEzdatchu
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Awesome
The latest effort from Ms. Swift is awesome and my daughter loves the CD. Even though some of the themes are for 'older ears' it is still ok for my 8 year old. Some of the more adult themes she really doesn't understand anyway, and Taylor has a way of keeping it clean, despite the more 'grown up' subject matter. Taylor always has sang about breakups and life so perhaps this isn't new, just a new chapter in her life. If you love any of the other T.S. music, you should love this one...you may just have to give a couple of the songs multiple listens before really loving them. CD packaging is sort of unique--with included "photos" of TS in the old Polaroid style...includes lyrics too.
Posted 10 years ago by Ejwac
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Not too shabby
While I am not the TS fan in the house, I admit that I kind of liked this album. Her voice has improved over the years. Her songs still have the same old pop hooks she's known for, including the ever-so-annoying repetition of words or phrases. Yes, I think we finally got out of the woods and we ARE in the clear. Reminds me of my kids asking, "Are we there, yet?" Even my daughter, who is the fan in the house, gets annoyed with those songs. All in all, not really a bad set of tunes. Why her management was so worried about her doing a pop album is beyond me. Did they forget that she was already a pop star, just with a country flair? This wasn't a stretch for TS. It was doing what she always does without the country twang added in. The songs aren't written any differently by TS; they are simply produced differently to eliminate the country sound. I think she did well with this one. Yugo, girl!
Posted 10 years ago by TheOutlawRocker

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