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- Summary: The latest solo album for the singer-songwriter includes one track co-produced by Mark Ronson.
- Record Label: Secretly Canadian
- Genre(s): Indie, Rock, Pop
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Top Track
| Lady Luck | |
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| Lady luck, she is lovely Lady luck, she is free But I wish sometimes that lady luck She would find some time to spend with me Why do I worry? Why do... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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The contrast of Moog buzz and the wordsmith's featherlight touch reaches full tilt with 'Hallelujah, Goodnight!' but takes a sharp left with the equally charismatic 'Bat Coma Motown,' where banjo and trumpet hug it out while dancing the Temptation Walk.
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In this brilliant new time of directional change, the piano-led analogue boy is practically smiling his words out on the Mark Ronson-produced 'Ballad Of Old What's His Name'.
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Where the latter two releases felt like "Hail Marys" tossed into the musical ether, Ocean serves as a return to the kind of sharp-tongued, Beatlesque retro-pop that fueled 2005's "Novelist/Walking Without Effort" and the aforementioned "Letdown."
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If you’re reading this, stick with it. It has some real rewards in the back end--my only hope is that the songs were recorded in chronological order, to suggest that this is the direction Swift will take future albums.
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The sad sacks who populate such bitterly funny songs as 'Already Gone' and 'R.I.P.' linger in the mind long after the toe-tapping grooves have faded.
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Swift has figured out how to make pretty music, but he hasn't found anything compelling to say through it.
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The Atlantic Ocean is impressive, at times even masterful, yet falters in reminding us more of what it lacks than of what it possesses.
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