Taylor Swift Red Review

Re-recorded in meticulous detail, along with a dozen songs cut from the 2012 original, Taylor Swift's most pivotal album has still more to say about growing up and moving forward. A slow. This new version of Taylor Swift's greatest album is 30 tracks - the original 16-song 'Red' tricked out with B-sides and vault outtakes, all redone with more boom and detail in the production.

For Swift, the re-recording process meant dialling back into the "fractured mosaic of feelings" she experienced at 20. Red was the album on which the former country singer threw herself into. Taylor Swift - 'Red (Taylor's Version)' review: a retread of heartbreak In the latest instalment of Swift's re-recording project, the epic new version of 'All Too Well' steals the show.

The original 'Red' marked the moment that Taylor Swift moved from country music's brightest star to bona fide pop icon. Swift 's nascent songwriting genius combined with Max Martin's proven pop production polish to create something so irresistible the whole world swooned. How two songwriters from K-Pop and musical theatre built this summer's surprise chart smash Jennifer Aniston.

Swift's career and her music have been headed towards full-fledged crossover success for some time, and to take issue with some of the more transparent pop concessions on Red is to have missed. With 'Red (Taylor's Version),' Taylor Swift displays a surprising willingness to kill. Red (Taylor's Version) is the latest Swift album to get the re-recording treatment.

From "Better Man" to "Red," here's a Swiftie's review of every song. On Friday November 12th, Taylor Swift did the unthinkable once again - she took one of her best albums and somehow made it even better, gifting us all with the masterpiece that is Red (Taylor's Version). Red was already Taylor Swift 's greatest album, her bittersweet spot between the confessional heartache that defined the megastar's earliest songwriting and the stadium.