Speak Now

The package arrived in great condition absolutely loved it ❤️

This is Taylor's most magical album, the booklet, the album cover, the CD, music, storyies and everything. Some songs are really very touching. A must listen 😃

I think you should not wait U should have this awesome album And speak now✨✨✨✨

My topmost fav album by Taylor Swift!! I always wanted to have it!! I can't wait for Taylor's version of speak now!

No need for explanation a wonderful piece of artwork. Every song of this album is wonderful with very clever and enjoyable lyrics which enhances the overall hearing experience and the music is very detailed upbeat and tempting. It's a surefire pleasant and fantastic experience to listen this mesmerizing album.. Just go for it. You won't regret your decision....

It’s so good . Each and every song is awesome .😭😭😭

Initial years of swift country songs in pop module.melodious n well spoken.amazon delights.

Perfect

CD que pedí a una tienda de EEUU. Llegó rapidísimo. El CD llegó en muy buen estado y a un precio bastante competitivo. La música del CD lo esperado. Me ha gustado mucho.

Speak now es mi álbum favorito de Taylor y la más personal. Llego en perfecta condiciones y ya con este disco tengo 3 discos de Taylor. Espero poder acompletar todo los discos tanto las originales como las Taylor's Version en este 2024

I shouldn't be a Taylor Swift fan. I'm in my fifties (early fifties anyhoo), I like the Foo Fighters, Linkin Park, Fall Out Boy... and a lot of other stuff as well and that's where she comes in. Being a failed musician I can't avoid appreciating a well constructed song, thoughtful lirics, proper instrumentation and she does all that in big bucket loads. With each album she raises her game making the previous success appear just part of a journey, certainly not her zenith. Red won't be too everyone's taste, there are plenty of folks who don't like it because she's young/female/country/self-made/American/unreservedly happy/rich, but the country-turned-pop youngster is really hitting some bullseyes with this album now. It's a sixteen track album, all new songs and judging by past experience, there'll maybe be an expanded version with a DVD or extra songs at some point in the future, maybe a Wall*Mart or Target special, making it harder to come by in England. There will also be a Red tour DVD which will also be worth seeing. She definitely puts on a show! 1. State of Grace is a beaty number, all rock drums and loose leccy guitar with a wistful vocal track that gets stronger as it progresses. It's catchy and with one of her clever vidoes will make a single for sure. 2. Red is just genius and without the banjo almost wouldn't be country at all. A strong, strong song and could be rendered rock or dance if covered and remixed. I like it just the way it is, all energy country rock. 3. Treacherous is a mid-paced ballad with a gentle, lilting lyric which might sound more familiar to Swift fans. It's more than an album track though and builds into something stronger before a wind-down. 4. I Knew You Were Trouble won't be new to you by now. Very poppy, big $ song and quite right too. Not my favourite though. 5. All Too Well is in my opinion, the best track on the album. It's owes something to giant seventies ballads like American Pie, starts great sounds original yet familiar, builds, never lets go, has a story to tell and does it well. The musical element is excellent and she, with her unlikely superstar singing voice gets it just right. There are women out there who can sing better and many would want any one of these songs to be the lead track on their album, but Taylor sings her own songs in a way which adds up to way more than it should. Love this song. If she didn't write so many, this would be a real classic in decades to come. Might still manage it anyway. 6. 22 has been a single and is misses me by thirty years. Pretty good though, catchy as usual. 7. I Almost Do is a great ballad that might just require a couple of extra listens to appreciate. 8. We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together. Tongue in cheek hit. Commercial, not quite me but can't deny it's ability to win radio time. 9. Stay Stay Stay. Clever fun, pop which hangs on to a little country via instrumental and vocal style. It's a ('nother) catchy tune and will cheer up a dull five minutes. 10. The Last Time. Very Snow Patrol. Gary Lightbody's style dominates the feel and while I like most of Snow Patrol's stuff, this feels just a little dull in the lighter, zingier company of the rest of this album. Still it shows that Miss Swift can immerse herself in a song like this, fit in perfectly well and add something worthwhile. 11. Holy Ground. Here comes the up-tempo stuff again. Simple yet so good. How does she do it? Why wasn't this song written twenty years ago? How did it take this youngster to come along and invent it. It's sounds like Fleetwood Mac Tusk speeded up and made into something less pretentious. It's not an award winner but as an album track it shames so much limp pap and filler which ends up between good tracks on other artist's thirteen track albums. Not only do you get more here, but they are (nearly) all potential singles. 12. Sad Beautiful Tragic is more country, more ballady and could have found itself on any of her previous albums without causing any surprises. Not my favourite but I don't quite hit 'next' when it comes on. 13. The Lucky One. Sounds like Transvision Vamp (remember them?) Same instrumentation, same lyrical style although Wendy James would be sassier and more tongue in cheek. Otherwise, it has Transvision Vamp all over it. Curious. And good too. 14. Everything Has Changed didn't quite grab me when I first heard it, but repeated plays on MTV and a clever video have gradually elevated it. I like it now. 15. Starlight. And here comes the mirrorball. It's a dance tune and although it's been rendered here as a very (very) catchy country-rock song, it is begging for a serious dose of David Guetta. Great song and will be a winner live too. 16. Begin Again. Ballad. Not quite my thing but once again she's dragged a strong tune out of her cowgirl boots, added some believable sentimental lyrics and built a song good enough to grace the charts. Listening to it now, I have to admit I like it. Heard it fifty times and finally I actually like it. Clever girl Taylor. Time for some Brad Paisley now before she takes over my iPod completely. Unless you just don't like her, buy Red. It's very good, I promise.

Als echter Fan hatte ich das neue Album Taylor's natürlich mit Spannung erwartet - in welche Richtung würde es gehen (wieder eher country-mäßig wie ihr erstes oder poppiger, so wie das letzte Album Fearless) und würde sie in der Lage sein, an die auérgewöhnliche Qualität von Fearless anzuschließen? Letztere Frage ist für mich ganz klar mit ja zu beantworten: stilistisch vielschichtig, abwechslungsreicher als die bisherigen Alben, perfekt produziert, stimmlich sicherer und mit den gewohnt guten Texten, die zwar einerseits auf persönlichen Erfahrungen aufbauen, aber andererseits Situationen schildern, die jeder schon mal erlebt hat hat mich Speak Now sofort und restlos überzeugt. Country oder Pop: ehrlich gesagt - keine Ahnung. Wirklich "country-mäßig" klingt für mich eigentlich nur "Mean", aber ich halte das auch nicht für wirklich wichtig. Ob das Album echten Counntry-Fans gefallen wird, weiß ich nicht, da ich mich nicht dazuzähle. Meine Lieblingsnummern sind jdfs "Haunted" (klingt ein bißchen wie Evanescence; nicht am I-Pod, sondern auf der Stereoanlage hören!), "Enchanted" (die Musik wird dem Titel perfekt gerecht), "Never Grow Up" (ein entzückendes Wiegenlied), "Speak Now" (eine witzige Nummer über eine unterbrochene Hochzeit),"Innocent" (bezieht sich auf die bekannte Kayne West Gerschichte mit dem weggenommenen Preis; unbedingt auch das Video von der Live-Aufführung beim VMA Award anschauen-einfach genial) aber auch die rockigeren "Better than Revenge" und "The Story of Us". Faszinierend, aber "schwierigere Kost": "Dear John" (eine 7 min lange Ballade, in der sie mit John Mayer abrechnet und das noch dazu in seinem musikalischen Stil; einfach auf der Zunge zergehen lassen) oder die Ballade "Last Kiss". Die Extras auf der Deluxe Version: Die ersten drei Nummern würden bei jeder anderen Künstlerein als Taylor Swift sofort auf der "A-Seite" veröffentlicht; es zeigt die Qualität von "Speak Now", dass sie es "nur" zum Extra geschafft haben. Die akustische Version von "Back to December" unterscheidet sich für mich nicht allzusehr von der normalen, diejenige von "Haunted" überzeugt mich nicht, da die Nummer vom großen Orchester lebt - Hardrock spielt man auch nicht auf der Triangel. Die originalen US-Versionen sind für Käufer der europäischen Version jdfs zum Vergleich interessant (ich kannte sie schon, da ich die US-Version von "Speak Now" schon hatte). Das Making of-Video zu ihrem Video "Mine" ist unterhaltsam und sehenswert. Resumee: Nicht nur für Fans ein absolutes Muss, sondern für jeden, der sich (wie ich) schon öfter darüber geärgert hat, dass auf CDs nur 2-3 gute Nummern sind und der Rest Plunder ist. Hier wird 67 Minuten lang Pop auf erstklassigem Niveau geboten.

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