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Track Listings
| 1 | I Forgot That You Existed |
| 2 | Cruel Summer |
| 3 | Lover |
| 4 | The Man |
| 5 | The Archer |
| 6 | I Think He Knows |
| 7 | Miss Americana & the Heartbreak Prince |
| 8 | Paper Rings |
| 9 | Cornelia Street |
| 10 | Death By a Thousand Cuts |
| 11 | London Boy |
| 12 | Soon You'll Get Better (Featuring Dixie Chicks) |
| 13 | False God |
| 14 | You Need to Calm Down |
| 15 | Afterglow |
| 16 | Me! (Featuring Brendon Urie of Panic! at the Disco) |
| 17 | It's Nice to Have a Friend |
| 18 | Daylight |
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Taylor Swift releases her highly anticipated 7th album, Lover featuring the hit singles "You Need To Calm Down" and "ME!" feat. Brendon Urie of Panic! At The Disco.
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- Product Dimensions : 5.55 x 4.92 x 0.47 inches; 3.25 Ounces
- Manufacturer : Republic Records
- Original Release Date : 2019
- Date First Available : June 12, 2019
- Label : Republic Records
- ASIN : B07SRF26YQ
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #63 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #31 in Pop (CDs & Vinyl)
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4.0 out of 5 stars
CD came with a crack on the back.
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2022
Works well just wish the delivery or packaging was more gentle.
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2022
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2023
I love Taylor Swift music!!
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2023
I recommend this. I’m a swiftie and I quickly realized that THIS IS THE BEST TAYLOR CD IVE LISTENED TO! Recommend!
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2023
Another terrific pop album by Taylor Swift. She always lives up to the hype!
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2023
Listening to it rn and it sounds amazing!!! Came very fast and in very good shape. The only thing is that the cd case wasn’t wrapped or had anything to protect it so it could’ve easily gotten cracked.
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2023
came in perfect condition, def reccomend
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2023
the cd is super pretty and this is her best self reflective album yet
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2022
Works well just wish the delivery or packaging was more gentle.
4.0 out of 5 stars
CD came with a crack on the back.
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2022
Works well just wish the delivery or packaging was more gentle.
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2022
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2023
love this album!! and it came in really good quality too and came really fast, definitely one of my favs by taylor after rep and 1989.. its also great for the price! (:
love this album!! and it came in really good quality too and came really fast, definitely one of my favs by taylor after rep and 1989.. its also great for the price! (:
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Scarlet Jupiter
4.0 out of 5 stars
TS: Lov' her
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 26, 2019
I do not consider myself to be a TS fan. Or perhaps I cannot just yet bring myself to admit it. I was indifferent towards the sugary "Fearless" and "Speak now" eras with those big singles and videos of teenage heartbreak and daydreaming. I am a pop music aficionado but I prefer more alternative, adventurous, and venomous stuff to entertain me.
It was "Red"'s sophistication, and "1989"'s full blown pop sensibilities that triggered my curiosity and made me start paying some attention to this next door American girl whose guitar strings were covered in tears apparently. Have to admit that the transition from the humble country beginnings to popstardom was impressive.
It only took one single to get me properly hooked, and all that masterly executed snake fascination of the last era was indeed pretty sensational. Just like the songs themselves. I was ready for it! Thus, I am now the proud owner of 3 VIP Reputation Tour boxes, the coloured vinyl limited editions of her 6 albums released last year, and currently trying to complete my collection of those lovely extended Japanese CD sets.
Which brings us to this new set, her first following her big departure from Big Machine and the unfortunate legal feud about the copyright ownership of her catalogue. Already 13 years into her career, and closing on her twenties, this millennium's most popular and successful pop princess appears to be trying to bring together all Taylor Swift albums for her 7th set.
Packed with the usual tiny details and hints that only a true Swiftie would be able to understand, and through a different perspective after the anger of previous record, "Lover" is naturally all about love and romance. But, going one step further this time around, the themes of self love, familial love and friendship also provide inspiration for 1/3 of the set's 18 tracks.
Lyrically she remains a small town teenager at heart; musically, she is still keen on trying out new genres and styles. Given her undeniably relatable songwriting skills, singling out tracks would be unfair but there are 4 tracks that I would easily place among her very best to date, each for different reasons: "The archer", "Miss Americana & the heartbreak prince", "Soon you'll get better", and "Daylight".
Released in numerous editions, featuring 100+ pages of diaries entries altogether, amidst a pastel haze of butterflies, stars, blue skies and rainbows, "Lover" is personal and universal, serious and lightweight, important and anodyne, empowering and vulnerable. And, without being a perfect record, it is actually the most perfect record for Taylor at this point. She now has guitar string scars, and I cannot but love her.
It was "Red"'s sophistication, and "1989"'s full blown pop sensibilities that triggered my curiosity and made me start paying some attention to this next door American girl whose guitar strings were covered in tears apparently. Have to admit that the transition from the humble country beginnings to popstardom was impressive.
It only took one single to get me properly hooked, and all that masterly executed snake fascination of the last era was indeed pretty sensational. Just like the songs themselves. I was ready for it! Thus, I am now the proud owner of 3 VIP Reputation Tour boxes, the coloured vinyl limited editions of her 6 albums released last year, and currently trying to complete my collection of those lovely extended Japanese CD sets.
Which brings us to this new set, her first following her big departure from Big Machine and the unfortunate legal feud about the copyright ownership of her catalogue. Already 13 years into her career, and closing on her twenties, this millennium's most popular and successful pop princess appears to be trying to bring together all Taylor Swift albums for her 7th set.
Packed with the usual tiny details and hints that only a true Swiftie would be able to understand, and through a different perspective after the anger of previous record, "Lover" is naturally all about love and romance. But, going one step further this time around, the themes of self love, familial love and friendship also provide inspiration for 1/3 of the set's 18 tracks.
Lyrically she remains a small town teenager at heart; musically, she is still keen on trying out new genres and styles. Given her undeniably relatable songwriting skills, singling out tracks would be unfair but there are 4 tracks that I would easily place among her very best to date, each for different reasons: "The archer", "Miss Americana & the heartbreak prince", "Soon you'll get better", and "Daylight".
Released in numerous editions, featuring 100+ pages of diaries entries altogether, amidst a pastel haze of butterflies, stars, blue skies and rainbows, "Lover" is personal and universal, serious and lightweight, important and anodyne, empowering and vulnerable. And, without being a perfect record, it is actually the most perfect record for Taylor at this point. She now has guitar string scars, and I cannot but love her.
Scarlet Jupiter
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 26, 2019
It was "Red"'s sophistication, and "1989"'s full blown pop sensibilities that triggered my curiosity and made me start paying some attention to this next door American girl whose guitar strings were covered in tears apparently. Have to admit that the transition from the humble country beginnings to popstardom was impressive.
It only took one single to get me properly hooked, and all that masterly executed snake fascination of the last era was indeed pretty sensational. Just like the songs themselves. I was ready for it! Thus, I am now the proud owner of 3 VIP Reputation Tour boxes, the coloured vinyl limited editions of her 6 albums released last year, and currently trying to complete my collection of those lovely extended Japanese CD sets.
Which brings us to this new set, her first following her big departure from Big Machine and the unfortunate legal feud about the copyright ownership of her catalogue. Already 13 years into her career, and closing on her twenties, this millennium's most popular and successful pop princess appears to be trying to bring together all Taylor Swift albums for her 7th set.
Packed with the usual tiny details and hints that only a true Swiftie would be able to understand, and through a different perspective after the anger of previous record, "Lover" is naturally all about love and romance. But, going one step further this time around, the themes of self love, familial love and friendship also provide inspiration for 1/3 of the set's 18 tracks.
Lyrically she remains a small town teenager at heart; musically, she is still keen on trying out new genres and styles. Given her undeniably relatable songwriting skills, singling out tracks would be unfair but there are 4 tracks that I would easily place among her very best to date, each for different reasons: "The archer", "Miss Americana & the heartbreak prince", "Soon you'll get better", and "Daylight".
Released in numerous editions, featuring 100+ pages of diaries entries altogether, amidst a pastel haze of butterflies, stars, blue skies and rainbows, "Lover" is personal and universal, serious and lightweight, important and anodyne, empowering and vulnerable. And, without being a perfect record, it is actually the most perfect record for Taylor at this point. She now has guitar string scars, and I cannot but love her.
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Ana Regina
1.0 out of 5 stars
Decepcionada
Reviewed in Brazil on March 12, 2020
Chegou antes do prazo estimado, a capa em otimo estado. Eu estava muito feliz com tudo até colocar o cd para tocar e me surpreender quando começou a pular musicas mesmo sem nenhum arranhão. Decidi inspecionar o cd e notei estar escrito Tayçor Swift? Li varias boas avaliações sobre a Locomotiva Discos, então acredito que tenha sido um problema com o produto mesmo. Estou muito decepcionada com esta compra.
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Reviewed in Brazil on March 12, 2020
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Szabolcs Molnar
5.0 out of 5 stars
A great album and a quality product
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 12, 2019
First, I would like to mention that here on Amazon we have two versions of this album listed (this one, and a second version which is marked as "colored, import"). This is also colored (first disk is pink, the second is blue), just not import - as you can see on the forgive-me-but-taken-with-a-phone photo :).
I am really happy with this album. Even though I recently do not focus on mainstream pop, I really should. A relaxing and nice listen, hope to see much more of these. However, as this is the vinyl edition, I should mention the physical product instead of just the music. For the music, you can listen on Spotify or Amazon Music, but when you want purchase the physical version of your favorite album, you should decide if you want to buy the CD or vinyl version. And, if you decide not to buy both, then I would recommend this vinyl version with a warm heart.
The packaging has a strudy outer sleeve, good to hold in hand, it doesn't collapse under its own weight. Has a few nice pictures on it (both on the inner part of the cover and one also on the inner sleeves). And even though I always replace the factory inner sleeves with an antistatic one of my own, I still really appreciate the lyrics which is printed with readable black letters and they did not make it "white on pink" just because that would look cuter.
The record itself also sounds clean. As it is a colored vinyl, it has some surface noise, but it is so little that you have to especially pay attention to it in order to notice. I have not measured if it's a 180g issue or not, but even if it's not 180, it sill feels pretty heavy, which is good.
So.. nice album, looks nice, feels nice and sounds nice. I wish all new releases would be at least this good. Would recommend anytime.
I am really happy with this album. Even though I recently do not focus on mainstream pop, I really should. A relaxing and nice listen, hope to see much more of these. However, as this is the vinyl edition, I should mention the physical product instead of just the music. For the music, you can listen on Spotify or Amazon Music, but when you want purchase the physical version of your favorite album, you should decide if you want to buy the CD or vinyl version. And, if you decide not to buy both, then I would recommend this vinyl version with a warm heart.
The packaging has a strudy outer sleeve, good to hold in hand, it doesn't collapse under its own weight. Has a few nice pictures on it (both on the inner part of the cover and one also on the inner sleeves). And even though I always replace the factory inner sleeves with an antistatic one of my own, I still really appreciate the lyrics which is printed with readable black letters and they did not make it "white on pink" just because that would look cuter.
The record itself also sounds clean. As it is a colored vinyl, it has some surface noise, but it is so little that you have to especially pay attention to it in order to notice. I have not measured if it's a 180g issue or not, but even if it's not 180, it sill feels pretty heavy, which is good.
So.. nice album, looks nice, feels nice and sounds nice. I wish all new releases would be at least this good. Would recommend anytime.
Szabolcs Molnar
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 12, 2019
I am really happy with this album. Even though I recently do not focus on mainstream pop, I really should. A relaxing and nice listen, hope to see much more of these. However, as this is the vinyl edition, I should mention the physical product instead of just the music. For the music, you can listen on Spotify or Amazon Music, but when you want purchase the physical version of your favorite album, you should decide if you want to buy the CD or vinyl version. And, if you decide not to buy both, then I would recommend this vinyl version with a warm heart.
The packaging has a strudy outer sleeve, good to hold in hand, it doesn't collapse under its own weight. Has a few nice pictures on it (both on the inner part of the cover and one also on the inner sleeves). And even though I always replace the factory inner sleeves with an antistatic one of my own, I still really appreciate the lyrics which is printed with readable black letters and they did not make it "white on pink" just because that would look cuter.
The record itself also sounds clean. As it is a colored vinyl, it has some surface noise, but it is so little that you have to especially pay attention to it in order to notice. I have not measured if it's a 180g issue or not, but even if it's not 180, it sill feels pretty heavy, which is good.
So.. nice album, looks nice, feels nice and sounds nice. I wish all new releases would be at least this good. Would recommend anytime.
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Jarn K
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great album - just buy it
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 23, 2020
Lover is a great album from Taylor. Whenever Alexa/itunes/spotify/etc throw it on it just gets a big grin and a full listen, usually repeated. Everything flows nicely and the tracks balance well. It's not as loud/punchy as Reputation, and is more mature and polished than 1989. The evolution is excellent and her songwriting continues to flourish. If you didn't like Reputation but liked 1989 you'll like this. If you did like Reputation you'll still like this - or love it even.
It oscillates between upbeat and relaxed from the joyous bounce of the opening track through the more chilled Cornelia Street to London Boy (a good track but you wonder how much of real London she actually got to experience) ending in the wonderful Daylight that is a great end of the night wind-down. (It also helps calm scared fliers, but that's a story for another time). Some of the tracks hark back to her country beginnings with the Dixie Chicks joining Taylor for the emotive, and excellent, Soon You'll Get Better.
On the fence? Just buy it.
It oscillates between upbeat and relaxed from the joyous bounce of the opening track through the more chilled Cornelia Street to London Boy (a good track but you wonder how much of real London she actually got to experience) ending in the wonderful Daylight that is a great end of the night wind-down. (It also helps calm scared fliers, but that's a story for another time). Some of the tracks hark back to her country beginnings with the Dixie Chicks joining Taylor for the emotive, and excellent, Soon You'll Get Better.
On the fence? Just buy it.
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CARLY!
5.0 out of 5 stars
Pop Perfection
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 25, 2019
After Her Reputation Album Really Disappointed Me! This Album Is Just Pure Pop Perfection! My Top Ten Is:
1.Afterglow
2. Cornelia Street
3. Daylight
4. The Man
5. Cruel Summer
6. False God
7. London Boy
8. Paper Rings
9. I Think He Knows
10. Lover.
I'm So Glad I Bought This Album! Worth Every Penny And She Deserves To Be Number One! 😍 ❤️👌💯🔥
1.Afterglow
2. Cornelia Street
3. Daylight
4. The Man
5. Cruel Summer
6. False God
7. London Boy
8. Paper Rings
9. I Think He Knows
10. Lover.
I'm So Glad I Bought This Album! Worth Every Penny And She Deserves To Be Number One! 😍 ❤️👌💯🔥
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