evermore

Great purchase. The vinyl looks amazing, the sleeves came intact, and the quality sound is outstanding.

The Album came in good conditions and before expected date. The 2nd disk is a bend a little but it played through amaizing

I love this album. Quite a collection of songs of different styles. I could go on but all I'll say is it is well worth a listen.

Fantastic vinyl!!! Package came secure and each song sounds crisp and clear. I'm very happy with my purchase!

Good quality, good album

Bought this 'used' but it was new just with a crack in the case

I got this as a gift for my best friend, they tested it out almost immediately and it worked perfectly. Love this 10/10 recommendation, not only does it work great, but it brings extreme happiness to your favorite people.

I wrote a highly favorable review on Ms Swift's "folklore" album released this summer because IMHO, I felt it was the best thing she has released at least for this listener. Now she has unleashed another 17 tracks with little notice with mostly the same collaborators as with her previous album but primarily Aaron Dessner and the National being made front and center this time round. She says in the liner notes that she just couldn't stop writing songs so this is the product of the year of the quarantine. So it is for most, a continuation of "folklore", Part II, if you may. It does have the same vibe, perhaps a more spare production than "folklore", but unfortunately fewer catchy songs. The themes are more limited to relationships this time. To be fair, it would be highly unlikely for any artist to write as many great songs in such a short time frame, and that includes most of my favorite artists from my youth. One problem may lie in the collaborator being Aaron Dessner and the National as I find their music suffering from somewhat a sameness, but I will be the first to admit that I am not a big fan of the band. As with other reviewers, I would agree that as a whole this is a very good album and offers some great songs such as "Champagne Problems", "Dorothea", "Gold Rush", "'Tis the Damn Season", to name a few, but I think I was spoiled from the first listens of "folklore" and any follow up would still be ultimately somewhat of a letdown. As musical tastes are very personal, I would conclude with this - if you liked "folklore", you will like "evermore" being the bookend album of this unprecedented year. Just don't expect it to be the best thing you ever heard from Ms Swift.