Conversations over the best song or a worldwide classic that stays forever is a popular thing. Recalling old classic is always delightful and entertaining. Since every person sees and feels music in varying ways, the best album category is often subjective. However, some classics are always loved by a majority group. Let us go through best old albums that most of you would love to recall.
Out Of Our Minds – 2010
The iconic start Melissa Aud Der Maur has been the best of her times as a solo artist and came up with many distinctive songs. Oodly – Out of Our Minds was a concept based album by her, based on the Viking era. This was her second solo album and came up with a feature comic film with the same name. The album was completed in 2007 and released on 30th March, 2010.
Where It All Began – 2014
An energetic and ahead of the time sound track was released in 2014. It was a debut by Dan and Shay who had also done radio hits like “Show You Off” and “19 You + Me”. Its been six years since its release, but the album still sounds and feels modern.
What A Time To Be Alive – 2015
An album with mixed reviews, but one of the most highly anticipated one. It was a collaboration of the top star Canadian rapper Drake and American rapper Future that rose up to the top on the US Billboard 200. The album was released in September, 2015 by Cash Money Records, Epic Records, Republic Records, A1 Records, Freebandz, and Young Money Entertainment.
Made in the A.M
Made In The A.M. – One Direction (2015) One Direction lived rent-free in the minds of teenagers for years, and those who grew up with Zayn, Niall, Liam, Harry, and Louis still await their reunion. No discussion on music in the 2010s is complete without the group. Their final album — albeit without Zayn — dominated charts following its release, and Made In The A.M. arguably has as many memorable songs as any other album.
Midnights, which was released on October 21, 2022, is Swift‘s 10th album following 2020’s Evermore and Folklore; 2019’s Lover; 2017’s Reputation; 2014’s 1989; 2012’s Red; 2010’s Speak Now; 2009’s Fearless; and her 2006 self-titled debut. Midnights is also Swift’s fourth album with Universal Music Group’s Republic Records, which she signed with in 2018 after she left her former record label, Big Machine Records, after more than a decade with the company.
The album features 13 songs—and seven bonus tracks in the deluxe version, Midnights (3am Edition)—written by Swift and collaborators like Jack Antonoff, Aaron Dessner, Sounwave, Jahaan Sweet and Braxton Cook. The album also includes one featured artist, Lana Del Rey, on the fourth track, “Snow on the Beach.” So what are Taylor Swift’s Midnights lyrics about what are her best verses from the album? Read on for what the Swift has said so far about the inspiration for Midnights‘ lyrics and a breakdown of each song line by line.
