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Taylor Swift’s ‘Folklore’: Let’s Discuss

Popcast

The New York Times

Music Interviews, Music Commentary, Music

3.61.5K Ratings

🗓️ 28 July 2020

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

A conversation about what “Folklore” portends for Taylor Swift’s musical evolution.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Please picture me in the trees.

0:07.0

I hit my peak at 7.

0:11.0

Welcome to the New York Times podcast, your valid or nah of music news and criticism.

0:17.0

I'm your host, John Caramonica. jumping. Sunday afternoon, tweet deck is ablaze.

0:37.0

It is ablaze.

0:40.0

I want to be honest.

0:41.3

You know, we on Popcast, we are, we are all, all of us, everyone who's here today,

0:48.8

all Taylor Swift admirers, fans. That said, it is possible sometimes when a person who has made work that

0:57.2

you admire has done something that doesn't sit right. Sometimes that happens in so

1:04.7

Folklor is here, Taylor's eighth album.

1:07.6

My review just went live and has been met with a pop cast is cancelled.

1:13.5

John Cara Monica is over party.

1:16.2

That sounds like I would like to go to that party.

1:18.7

TBQH.

1:20.4

So we're gonna talk about it.

1:22.4

We have Karen Gans, Joe Cascarelli, John Perellis. I want to start off just like a quick pass the mic roundtable. Let's start with JP. J.P. give me a quick terse, a pracy on this album.

1:38.0

Who just got a text?

1:40.0

I did, sorry.

1:41.0

In the text, the text actually reads, I'm not going to say who's sent it, it actually reads,

1:46.0

please tell me you're taking the day off the internet.

1:49.0

Hi, um, I am, am I'm not taking the day off the internet.

1:56.4

You are in a hazmat suit aren't you, Joan? I mean if you're tweeting at me about

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