Updated Jan 16Miles Davis – Kind of Blue (1959)
Robert Johnson – King of the Delta Blues Singers (1961)
The Beatles – Revolver (1966)
The Velvet Underground & Nico – The Velvet Underground & Nico (1967)
Kraftwerk – Trans-Europe Express (1977)
Brian Eno – Ambient 1: Music for Airports (1978)
Madonna – Like a Virgin (1984)
Eric B & Rakim – Paid in Full (1987)
Kanye West – 808s & Heartbreak (2008)
Taylor Swift – Fearless (Taylor’s Version) (2021) 💀Thoughts?
Jan 16taylor swift they just be inviting anybody
Jan 16No Lil B what the F***??!!!!!
Jan 16·2 replies“But what’s truly mould-breaking is that this was the first of a series of albums which she rerecorded to get out of a contract dispute with an old record label. Commercial exploitation of artists blights the history of pop music, but here, Swift points to a way of leveraging celebrity to get your own back on the suits.”
this is JoJo erasure
hayabusa 🌐Jan 16·1 replytaylor swift on the list
Jan 16·1 replyno free engagement with these c***institutions
Jan 16Lowkey cooking fr
Jan 16·2 repliesI understand why they put the Taylor Swift album there, but is any major artist actually following in her footsteps and re-recording their catalogue? Seems premature to say it 'changed music history'.
Jan 16No Michael?
Jan 16Usually these types of lists get slammed a lot but they real for 808s and I hope they gave Cudi some shout out as well.
Jan 16Gonna listen to everything but the Tswift
Jan 16·1 replyNo Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan = trash list
Jan 16EliminationofDrakeI understand why they put the Taylor Swift album there, but is any major artist actually following in her footsteps and re-recording their catalogue? Seems premature to say it 'changed music history'.
also rappers have been rereleasing old mixtapes on streaming for years. its racism
Jan 16Frank deserves more credit for leveraging fan relations than Taylor in this instance
Jan 16·1 replyEliminationofDrakeI understand why they put the Taylor Swift album there, but is any major artist actually following in her footsteps and re-recording their catalogue? Seems premature to say it 'changed music history'.
Haven’t labels started to make changes in regards to re-recording? Or was that fake news
Jan 16·1 replyNotmyfirstHaven’t labels started to make changes in regards to re-recording? Or was that fake news
Labels only took notice after she did it
Jan 16·1 replyno Drake album
so useless listthese niggas have a taylors version in it
Jan 16Blueprint should've been on there
- Jan 16CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN
Labels only took notice after she did it
That’s what I’m tryna say
- Jan 16continuum
“But what’s truly mould-breaking is that this was the first of a series of albums which she rerecorded to get out of a contract dispute with an old record label. Commercial exploitation of artists blights the history of pop music, but here, Swift points to a way of leveraging celebrity to get your own back on the suits.”
this is JoJo erasure
!https://youtu.be/5zjHakuY6IU?si=isL7pwUPbvxTFnkg!https://youtu.be/RYdG5ifJO34?si=AdR-ryYVJrEH8q-5used to be a jojo stan
her last album was fire too
Jan 16They're spitting. Can't even hate
Jan 16·2 repliesDAVE PAPI SHOOTAno Drake album
so useless listthese niggas have a taylors version in it
What Drake album changed music history??
Jan 16·1 replyIllmatic should've at least been on there.
- Jan 16A E M 7
Illmatic should've at least been on there.
- Jan 16·6 repliesGross
What Drake album changed music history??
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