Taylor Swift announced on Saturday that it had re -recorded eight tracks of “The Life of A Showgirl” in the acoustic versions with its co -producers Max Martin and Shellback, which will appear on four limited edition CDs that it has just sold in its online store.
“Put this under” Save of your best for the final “,” she wrote on her social media accounts. “I think that my favorite moments of the tour were the acoustic surprises. So I went back to the studio with Max and Shellback to record acoustic / disconnected versions of some of the songs’ Showgirl ” with any new voice and production! I can’t wait for you.”
In addition to offering each two acoustic bonus tracks, the four CDs also present new cover images, several fans will recognize as coming from the shooting of the new clip for “The Fate of Ophelia”, as we can see in theaters this weekend and on Youtube from Sunday evening.
A CD, nicknamed the version “Life is a Song Acoustic Version”, will include “Opalite (Life is a Song Acoustic Version)” and “Ruin the Friendship (My Advice version)” like bonus pieces. Another, called “Rehearsal version of the locker room”, will star “Wi $ H Li $ T (Settled Down Acoustic Version)” and “The Life of a Showgirl (Acoustic Rehearsal version of the cloakroom)”. A third, “alone in my acoustic version of Tower”, has “the spell of Ophelia (alone in my acoustic version of the tower)” and “her eldest daughter (now you are at acoustic home)” like her additional attractions. And the fourth new CD, “So Glamorous Cabaret Version”, includes two versions of the same track, one of which is a demonstration of vocal notes rather than a new recording: “Elizabeth Taylor (So Glamorous Cabaret Version)” and “Elizabeth Taylor (original vocal memo of songwriting).
The four CD editions were announced as on its site “for 24 hours or during the end of supplies” and are at the price of $ 7.99 each.
Sales of these CDs should count for its first week sales, assuming that they ship in the coming week. As announced on Saturday, Swift has already sold 2.7 million copies of “Showgirl” on the first day, the second largest weekly number for an album in the history of Soundscan / Luminate. If these CDs are pressed in large quantities, they could help help him break the record of all time of 3.4 million established by “25” by Adele in 2015.
