Review of Red

Other than red. This disc is chameleon. Indeed, it is her chameleon-like Taylor Swift
The (former) queen of country pop. "Ex" in the sense that the country might seem a thing: if one feels the single "We are never ever getting back together", the impression is that girl from water, soap and acoustic guitar was transformed overnight into the new Rihanna or new Katy Perry. Why, do not forget, his championship is. And there is a seeded. Indeed, it is THE seeded.
Instead, the transformation is inevitable but partial. It 's the obligatory path for singers who come from the country and who want to consolidate their rule outside that fence huge in America but elsewhere baby. Taylor Swift that road has taken some time, and in a few moments un'accellerata gives very precise. The dance-pop of "I knew you were trouble," so to speak. Then take a step back and go back to doing his romantic songs such as "All to well." Then change again in "The Last Time" sings Gary Lightbody of Snow Patrol and - guess what - the song sounds exactly like Snow Patrol. Sing with Ed Sheeran and the two shove quite a few songwriting in "Begin again" turns up the violin that does so much country. And so on.
The fact is that "Red" is an album intentionally ecumenical perfect (too much) as the perfect must be a record of this level, which generates these expectations: The U.S. is the most anticipated album of the year; marketing plans in place for months the highest safety barriers - so that the disc is not over the network in advance, if now rare if not unique, it is not on Spotify, as it was not done listening to journalists - so people will buy the same, and must do so in the "old" way. Paying.
She has "22" years, as the song says. To paraphrase Dylan (God forgive me for using his words to explain an album of Taylor Swift): She was so much older then, she's younger Than That now. Ie: pop songs sound like those of a girl of that age who thinks to have fun, so the video showing well, away a bit '- but not too-clean from the image and too adult who had teenage novice.