Which is the best Taylor Swift Era (or album)?

I will say SHAKE IT OFF. on 2010 - 2015 it's very much great song release but I like Taylor Swift with her shake it off, because when this song release it's make me uplifting and fix mood

Let's be clear, you are not a "Swifty" is you don't have all her albums, either physical or downloaded. You ask what her best album is. This is NOT a fair question.

Her first Album, Taylor Swift, was labelled a tad "grandiose" as it was her own name, but that being said, it was filled with amazing songs that kicked her career off, remember this was back in 2006. Since then we have had the best songs, beats, collaboration etc. So for me, her best era, is her starting career.

But can an album launch a career that spans nearly 20 years? A lot of the time the answer is no. But in this case, it is a resounding yes and always will be, because even as a 38 male, I challenge anyone, literally anyone, to listen to a Taylor Swift song and not, start nodding your head along.

Like most people I fell in love and became a Swifty when this album was released. I was in that inbetween stage of my life between highschool and university working dead end jobs and thinking this summer would never end. Thus 1989 was the perfect album for me and that time period. An injection of feel good pop and banging tracks, Taylor Swift embraced that Americana vibe I loved so much growing up.

And I think the sentiment rang true as Shake it Off, Blank Space were constantly on the radio though I'm more partial to New Romantics and Clean. Sadly I became a Swifty a bit too late in the tour so was unable to get tickets and her heel turn in Reputation turned me off until 'The Tortured Poets Department' this year.

Makster hottake: I appreciate the taking back of artists and their works from the studio and 'the man'/ studio executives, but I prefer 1989 vanilla over Taylor's version

1989 for me. One of the standout features of "1989" is its collection of iconic hits. Songs like "Shake It Off," "Blank Space," "Style," "Bad Blood," and "Wildest Dreams" have become staples in Taylor Swift's repertoire. These tracks are characterized by their catchy melodies, clever lyrics, and polished production. Each song has made a lasting impression, receiving extensive radio play and becoming fan favorites. The success of these singles contributed significantly to the album's overall impact, showcasing Swift's ability to craft memorable and engaging pop music.

1989 is my pick.

So many things have been already told, I don’t know what to add. It’s a huge career leap, which influenced other artists by demonstrating the success that can be achieved by genre crossover, inspiring a wave of genre-blending music in the industry, for example, Miley Cyrus and Kacey Musgraves. Maybe it’s just zeitgeist, but I see a connection here.