Hey, I'm Brian Hyatt, and this is Rolling Stone Music Now.

I'm happy to have with me Rob Sheffield and Brittany Spanos. And we haven't done a Taylor episode this year. That needs to be rectified. So we are rectifying way too long

It's painful and we have a couple of great excuses to do a Taylor episode.

One is the impending release of Taylor's Red, Taylor's version, and also is the already happened release of Rob Sheffield's new and updated list of the

Greatest Taylor Swift songs.

Rob's version. Rob's version of Taylor Swift songs. Rob's version.

Rob's version of Taylor's version, yes.

That's right.

Are you going to immediately update it again with the Red Taylor's version release?

Well, yes, absolutely.

But for her to be doing this completely unprecedented,

like rewriting of her past,

she's invaded the time space continuum and violated the prime directive.

So now like everything is, you know, everything is off.

A throwaway cut from 2008 can now sound better than ever because it's better in the re-recorded version.

So it's completely weird that, like with Red, this is the iceberg that we're all waiting to

hit and nobody knows what the damage is going to be.

And there's at least 10 new songs, I believe. I think 12? Yeah.

Including a second version of the number one song on the list, a longer version.

The infamous 10 minute all too well. The 10 minute version. The 10 minute

Taylor's version of All Too Well, which could, I don't know. I don't know Rob.

It might be able to take over the original version of all too well.

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