Ranks: Taylor Swift Albums

Episode 3 of the The Social-Lists podcast, hosted by Keegan Call, titled "Ranks: Taylor Swift Albums" was published on November 26, 2021 and runs 65 minutes.

November 26, 2021 ·65m · The Social-Lists

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Keegan Call and Hunter Ales join the Swiftie hype from Taylor's newly re-released album of Red and rank Taylor Swift's 9 main albums in order. Amongst the album discussion they discuss Taylor Swift's iconic status, influence, stand out songs, and the impact she's had on the music industry.

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