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1989 (Taylor's Version) [2xLP] [Limited Blue] Dance Punk Abraham Alexander and Wilder Woods’Taylor keeps her re records very close to the originals, but five previously unreleased songs add depth and context to what was then her galactic, career shifting pop debut. No new wrinkles are necessary to appreciate the records immaculate highs: the tug of war between yearning and anthemic on I Wish You Would; Styles Miami Vice strut; the Tumblr teen euphoria of New Romantics. Its easy to class 1989 as an artistically lesser entry in Swifts catalog,