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Taylor Swift - The Eras Tour
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Okay, but imagine her opening a Super Bowl performance with this?
Most of the vocals on the uptempos from night 1 and 2 are identical. It makes sense given that she’s doing 43 songs, though.
Yeah, I was kind of thinking the same and then I saw some like Don't Blame Me where they were definitely different between the two nights. I guess the split they setlist up to keep her voice safe.
“Wildest Dreams” is also lipped.
We Are Never Ever was her first #1 on the Hot 100. It makes sense that she feels it holds a special spot in her career arc, even if it's not top tier in quality. And even then it's a well crafted pop song, she's just surpassed it so many times since.
22 is not good, but since its been the most used instagram caption on every 22 year olds birthday post, I guess it has its part in the zeitgeist.
22 is not good, but since its been the most used instagram caption on every 22 year olds birthday post, I guess it has its part in the zeitgeist.
We don’t deserve her. I’m not watching any videos because I want to be surprised if I can manage to see her when she tours Europe, but from what most people are saying this is an 11/10.
Just the number of songs performed is crazy.
22 is fine by the way. I was 23 when she released it and I have fond memories of it.
Just the number of songs performed is crazy.
22 is fine by the way. I was 23 when she released it and I have fond memories of it.
Now that this thread is a bit more quiet, I have a few points and questions:
1. Is there any reason behind the flow of the tour? Why ''Lover'' to ''Fearless'' to ''Evermore'' etc? I would've expected a catchier start. ''Are you ready for it?'' or ''Meet me at midnight'' etc...
2. Why do people not like ''Vigilante Shit''? That opening line and the beat drop is insane, for me. Simply captivating even if the rest of the lyrics are not her best.
3. The way she changed the lyrics of ''Don't Blame Me'' to flow into ''Look What You Made Me Do'' is incredible.
4. What are our bets regarding a live album / concert film on Netflix? I'm starving here.
5. Some songs being with pre-recorded vocals is only logical, she's having 45 songs!
1. Is there any reason behind the flow of the tour? Why ''Lover'' to ''Fearless'' to ''Evermore'' etc? I would've expected a catchier start. ''Are you ready for it?'' or ''Meet me at midnight'' etc...
2. Why do people not like ''Vigilante Shit''? That opening line and the beat drop is insane, for me. Simply captivating even if the rest of the lyrics are not her best.
3. The way she changed the lyrics of ''Don't Blame Me'' to flow into ''Look What You Made Me Do'' is incredible.
4. What are our bets regarding a live album / concert film on Netflix? I'm starving here.
5. Some songs being with pre-recorded vocals is only logical, she's having 45 songs!
2. Listen to the song. It's a bad Billie Eilish impression or what not. Also the lyrics are meh.
4. She pretty much released a lot of live album things, so chances are pretty high. But I wouldn't expect it before the tour is over, which can take a while because there are no dates outside the US yet and are to be expected.
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They filmed the first two shows. It's happening at some point - I wouldn't be surprised if it comes out around December. I'm not sure it'll go to Netflix, it screams Disney+ judging from all her most recent specials going to them.
I was reading some reviews of the tour, and honestly, one of the most weird takes has to be Jon Caramanica saying that Stay Stay Stay deserved a spot on the set list. It's worse than the fans asking for some random obscure album track to replace the big singles
The extended outro for the gays... *melts*
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Show of hands, who is surprised
Her pre-show setlist is kind of a serve. This will be me when Applause comes on:
And the last song before she comes on is Lesley Gore's "You Don't Own Me"....I love her.
And the last song before she comes on is Lesley Gore's "You Don't Own Me"....I love her.
I reckon she went with Lover as the opener as it was the tour that she was supposed to do in 2020. Almost like she’s picking up from where she left off. And obviously Midnights ending the show as a sort of ‘where we are now’ moment.
The order of the eras in between is anyone’s guess. I guess she wanted to spread out the country/pop/folky moments, as well as the mega-hits.
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