Speak Now has always been one of my favorite Taylor Swift albums, so I've been greatly anticipating the release of Taylor's Version. Her previous rerecordings (Fearless, Red) were able to elevate what she had created, her mature voice providing both albums with gravitas. With Speak Now (Taylor's Version) you are given the same incredible album with clear instrumentals, crisp vocals, and professional production. I will admit that there are moments I love from the original album, certain ways in which Swift sang a lyric or a way the music sounded, which have changed slightly. This doesn't detract from the album. It's merely something to get used to over time. Example: The Story of Us has a few moments when Swift speaks rather than sings, and I've grown to love the sass of the original version, and I just don't feel like the sass is present in this version to the same extent. Again, this is just me. Depiction of this product is a digital rendering and for illustrative purposes only. Actual product detailing may vary. Please note due to the custom marbling process, each vinyl unit will be slightly different in coloration. Taylor Swift Eras Glitter Iron On COMPLETE SET, Icons, Custom Taylor's Version, Tour City/Date, Karma, Fearless, Stars An alright pressing. Some of the songs are super clear and beautiful sounding (i.e. Enchanted), and some are pretty sibilant (i.e. Dear John, Never Grow Up). This is definitely one of her better pressings all around, though. Taylor Swift Speak Now Album Tote | Graphic Tote Bag | Taylor Swift Merch | Swiftie Tote | Speak Now Design Bag | Speak Now Taylor's Version

Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. Speak Now Taylors Version Shirt Eras Tour Graphic Shirt, Merch Shirt, Swiftie Shirt, Lyrics Shirt, Speak Now Shirt, TS, Taylor Swift Giftcd mixtape - mixtape compact disc - mixed tape custom cd personalized custom - mixtape cd - retro brown kraft paper cover - hand stamped As for the Vault songs, when compared to the Vault songs released on Fearless and Red, I find these to be better than Fearless but not as superior as Red (at least, as of right now). What Vault songs could reach the level of All Too Well 10 Minute Version? Nothing can. The Vault songs for Speak Now do sound close to the "sound" of Speak Now, something that the Vault songs from Fearless and Red did not; they sounded close to what Swift created since 1989 or Reputation, which is not a bad thing. The Vault songs here have been produced to be as close to the original album that I feel as if they must have been transported through time to 2023. I appreciate their work to create a cohesiveness over the entire album. The standout Vault songs (in my opinion) are Elective Touch (feat. Fall Out Boy), I Can See You, Foolish One, and Timeless. I need more time with When Emma Falls in Love and Castles Crumbling, but they are both wonderful songs. There are a several songs Swifties had hoped to see on this album which were written around this time, but it is important to remember that Speak Now is a self-written album, meaning certain songs are not possible to exist here. Recorded By [Additional Recording] – Chad Carlson, Drew Bollman, Jeremy Hunter, Lowell Reynolds, Steve Marcantonio, Todd Tidwell

All of these will be on view through early summer 2024 and are also accessible with general museum admission. The pop-up exhibit runs through May 31.