Posted on 08/13/2025 4:14:50 PM PDT by nickcarraway
No one does Easter eggs quite like Taylor Swift.
The singer's back catalogue is peppered with subtle(ish) nods to her lovers and friends - past and present - much to the delight of sleuthing fans
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Country music I believe is still the single most popular form of music in America.
But this kid singing country?
Nah. I don’t see it.
A country girl she ain’t.
I’m having the same problem with Smithsonian Magazine. That Leftist rag keeps showing up in my mailbox and I never ordered it.
My late mother-in-law did and she’s dead these eight years, Numerous calls and cancellation requests and they keep sending the damn thing. Guess I have to go tell the post office this time.
I have zero udea who or what a Taylor Swift is.
Should I give a d@mn what it says?
He also sang on the last chorus and outro. He was the arranger etc., so I guess he approved. Stevie Nicks was offended by the line "Packing up, shacking up's all you wanna do."
I think that lyrics was spot on. She got around...a LOT!
Cool guy!
But they brought along a secret weapon: Chester Thompson! He played with Zappa!
It was so cool watching Plil and Chester doing some mirror-image drumming.
That’s cool you met him. Dis he perform a slanderous mambo for you?
“Silver Springs ... “you’ll never get away from the sound of the woman that loves you!”
and FYI, the 1997 live version runs circles around the studio recording”
Yeah, the video of that song shows some tension between the two, Stevie / Lindsey. Whether staged for the Concert movie I cannot say.
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