It takes time to listen to it all and get an idea, there are 30 songs in total, the sixteen of the original album, in addition to the six of the deluxe version and the eight 'new' "From the vault", not included at the time. And listening to it spun, one song after another, let's face it, is practically impossible, with its 130-minute duration, without doing anything else. Listened to in several sessions, however dedicating a lot of time to Taylor Swift and her music, perhaps more than it objectively deserves, the work is still commendable: the operation itself is interesting. Taylor Swift, returns to her songs, recorded nine years ago (the original was released in October 2012), when she was 23, and reinterprets them, reinterprets them, relives them as a thirty-two year old, with the personal and artistic maturity of today . Taylor removes what is useless, lowers the volume, sings with greater passion and less formalism, and tries to make sense of old and distant emotions and feelings for her, trying to make them become more 'collective' without losing their personality. She also does it in concert, you will say, indeed any artist who reinterprets their songs live transforming them (think of Dylan, an unrivaled master in this art), but in this case, unlike concerts, in which 'is an inevitable dose of topicality, of contemporaneity, every song is here and now, in this case Swift wanted and could. I do not know the original, but this Version fascinates me with its return to the roots.
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