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Universal acclaim- based on 626 Ratings
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Positive: 574 out of 626
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Mixed: 13 out of 626
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Negative: 39 out of 626
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Jul 8, 2023Why this obsession Taylor? Like seriously? The original was mid, but this re-record is Worse than the original version. Taylor has zero creativity and this is just repetitive. Her voice is worse than it used to be. You just set yourself up for failure. Now everyone is gonna judge you. Oh well. She sings worse than years ago and I really don't feel necessary these new versions of her old albums.
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Jul 10, 2023The production is amazing. The instrumentals are so much more clear, and Taylor's voice has matured and added to the album. Best re-record yet.
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Jul 7, 2023Su regrabación más floja y que aunque sea pésima tendrá éxito porque sus peluqueras no la dejarán fracasar, ya basta de saturar la industria y de la desesperación por números, urge retiro de este costal de heces sin talento alguno.
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Jul 8, 2023Not a happy camper! One of the TaylorSwift’s albums with the worst composition, she deleted a song to take all the credit to show that she has talent even when her composition is for school children, sad! A soul is lost here. This is what happens when greed takes over. Worst album, just leave the original as is.
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Jul 7, 2023Albums kinda bad, Taylor is mid. Really couldnt enjoy it for some reason. She just makes the same generic music
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Jul 7, 2023Welll..... not quite what we were expecting....
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Jul 8, 2023Dei um pelo trabalho de fazer um álbum, pq de resto, é muito mais do mesmo e raso. Mesma temática/referencia a ex, até machismo dela própria (que os fãs se orgulham e replicam que querem rivalidade feminina e vão ouvir a primeira versão de uma das faixas). Enfim...
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Jul 10, 2023This is overall a great re-recording by Taylor, with her stronger vocals shining through every song, I liked the productions, despite "Speak Now" is not my favorite album from her. The vault tracks are very good, especially I Can See You
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Sep 4, 2023Lo mismo de siempre, ésta señora no hace nada bien. Música cliché y de mala calidad.
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Jul 8, 2023Worse than the original version. Taylor has zero creativity. She sings worse than years ago and I really don't feel necessary these new versions of her old albums
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Jul 7, 2023Why is she so obsessed with destroying her original album.She used to be nice but became worldly, does anyone really think she doesn't have the money to buy her music rights?
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Jul 7, 2023El álbum, como todo regrabado de Taylor, simplemente pierde la escencia de una joven Taylor que pudo componer y cantar, como en este caso, Speak Now tiene las mismas letras, pero la voz de una Taylor más madura, que ya no encaja con la idea de una joven Taylor de hace 10 años, y vaya que el álbum decepcionó.
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Aug 14, 2023Rehashing of her older more solid country tracks… only, without the nuances - in essence this album is like a rerelease but without Taylor’s old charm and instead with a generic pop production that in my opinion ruins her compositions. Even with features like Halsey, it all blends together in a way that makes the music and lyrics so ineffectual.
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Jul 14, 2023Another terrible re-recording that's miles worse than the original. A pity, since Speak Now is one of her best albums save for Folklore.
Awards & Rankings
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Jul 17, 2023This understated makeover casts Speak Now not as the final Taylor country record but as the first pop album from the singer/songwriter, a revision that offers its own gentle revisions.
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Jul 13, 2023Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) is a nod to one of life’s central truths: you can’t go back in time, and you can never perfectly replicate your youth, but there are always new paths forward.
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Jul 12, 2023Throughout Speak Now (Taylor’s Version), Swift sometimes mutes the messy adolescent impulses that gave these songs their spark. But elsewhere, she divests from fantasy archetypes—the knight on a white horse, the helpless child—that once limited her. Think of the new Speak Now as a call and response between who she was and who she is.