Red (Taylor's Version)

It is Red season! It is fall and it is finally getting chilly in Oklahoma (or at least for a couple of days). Taylor Swift's album Red (Taylor's Version), is one my favorites to play when fall comes around. It has the perfect amount of fall vibes and makes me want to cuddle up in bed with a book. This blog post will consist of my favorites, least favorites, and a couple of fun facts about a couple of songs!

First we need to separate Red (Taylor's Version) into the first twenty tracks that were originally on the first album, and the second half, which are the vault tracks. The most popular songs off of the album are "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together," "22," and "I Knew You Were Trouble." These songs are my least favorite songs. They were overplayed when the album came out, and there are just so many better songs. Some of the best songs from the non-vault tracks are "The Last Time," "Sad Beautiful Tragic," and "Begin Again." These three songs deserve all of the love and remind me of fall so much. The vault songs from Red (Taylor's Version) are some of her best and definitely the best vault tracks out of all her re-records. "Nothing New" with Phoebe Bridgers is incredible, as well as "I Bet You Think About Me" with Chris Stapleton. The only vault track I'm not a fan of is "Run" featuring Ed Sheeran and that is probably because I am not a fan of Ed Sheeran. The most anticipated track on the album was "All Too Well (10 Minute Version)" The Song "All Too Well" was on the original Red album and Taylor made the mistake of saying in an interview that it was originally ten minutes and she had to cut it down. Fans begged for the ten minute version and Taylor delivered. She even directed a short film for the song featuring Sadie Sink from Stranger Things and Dylan O'Brien. The song is rumored to be about Jake Gyllenhaal and after the song and video came out it was pretty much confirmed.

Dylan O'Brien and Taylor Swift from All Too Well: The Short Film