What's Next for the Taylor's Version Era

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In this episode we discuss all of the theories surrounding what may be released next in Taylor Swift's rerecording process to take control of her masters. With a lot of different ideas swirling around we explore the options for what order Debut, Speak Now, 1989 and reputation (Taylor's Version) may all be released in and the troubles that may be holding some of them up, including the notorious Shake It Off lawsuit or the recently rumoured Speak Now trademark issues. We also have a chat about which songs from each album could be given the All Too Well (Ten Minute Version) treatment, or if From the Vault Tracks may take preference in some cases. We end by discussing what a Taylor's Version era documentary could look like and celebrating the success of Fearless (TV) and Red (TV), looking forward to what seems to soon be on its way.

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In this episode we discuss all of the theories surrounding what may be released next in Taylor Swift's rerecording process to take control of her masters. With a lot of different ideas swirling around we explore the options for what order Debut,...

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