“But despite these aims at inconspicuousness (or more likely, largely because of them), “It’s Nice to Have a Friend” is the most captivating song on Lover. It’s the rare Swift song that suggests more than it implies, that punctuates with commas and ellipses rather than exclamation marks and hard periods, and its delicate, crystalline beauty is unlike anything we’ve heard from Swift before. (Even “Delicate.”)
It's also the most unexpected song on the album -- sonically, lyrically and structurally. The production's ghostly combination of choral backing vocals, gently gleaming steel drums and tenderly plucked harps is simultaneously comforting and unsettling, like the final scene of a slasher movie where maybe everything's finally all right, or maybe the knife is coming for the surprise death blow. The short trumpet solo that arrives halfway through feels so out of place on a Taylor Swift album that it's almost comical in its unlikeliness, but it vanishes before its presence becomes flagrant. Most of the songs on Lover end with the sound of Swift's voice, but she bows out of "Friend" with 20 seconds left, letting the harps and spectral ooh-oohs have the last say.”

Elianne escribió: 26 Ago 2019, 14:30 Le he pillado cariño hasta a los singles que en su momento no me gustaron. Mis favoritas son Cruel Summer, The Man, Miss Americana, Soon You’ll Get Better y False God. Intrigada estoy por saber quién habrá sido la inspiración de esta última.

Ichi Fleurs escribió: 25 Ago 2019, 22:10 @Littlesecret Yo en principio voy a ir con 2 amigas, 3 si otra se apunta, en principio miraremos Manchester/Londres/cualquier sitio de UK donde haya concierto y Ryanair tenga el vuelo más barato para la fecha que podamos y alojamiento en un airbnb cutre. Creo que las entradas salen en noviembre y las de UK se van a agotar en minutos que le ha dado fuerte con los británicos (el show de Londres cantando London boy tiene que ser una fantasía)
Si queréis las que planeemos ir podemos estar en contacto para que nadie se quede sola!