Prepare to put this one on repeat!
A month after he began teasing the project, Ryan Adams has unveiled his full-length cover album of Taylor Swift's 1989.
The 40-year-old singer-songwriter began previewing the project, putting a new rock spin on Swift's '80s-inspired pop LP, on his Instagram account in August and drew praise from even Swift herself.
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"Cool I'm not gonna be able to sleep tonight or ever again and I'm going to celebrate today every year as a holiday. I'M CALM," she tweeted upon learning about the covers. In the days leading up to its release, Swift has been counting down the hours on her Twitter.
3 hours 38 minutes. pic.twitter.com/JEh1rriSVU
— Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) September 21, 2015
The album was released in full at midnight Eastern time on iTunes and, interestingly enough, Spotify -- the same streaming service Swift has very publicly battled since her 1989 was released last year.
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But even that couldn't stop Swift from going on a Twitter spree following Adams' album's release late Sunday, retweeting ecstatic fans' initial reviews.
A work of art is great when it can be interpreted differently & still be exceptional. Props to @TheRyanAdams @taylorswift13 #ryanadams1989
— DALES. (@brianlogandales) September 21, 2015
This is so good I am dead @TheRyanAdams @taylorswift13 pic.twitter.com/MhtVKOK6WM
— Chris Farren (@chrisfarren) September 21, 2015
The @TheRyanAdams cover of @taylorswift13's 1989 is absolutely incredible. Taking an amazing record and making it even better. Great work!
— PBTT (@pianosband) September 21, 2015
So @TheRyanAdams remake of @taylorswift13's 1989 is giving me The Breakfast Club/Sixteen Candles vibes and I'M SO INTO IT. #RyanAdams1989
— Jake Updegraff (@OnAirJake) September 21, 2015
@RyanAdams just made #1989 speak to me. His full reworking has just landed. Sounds like a #RyanAdams album, a good one @taylorswift13
— Danielle McGrane (@DanielleMcGrane) September 21, 2015
Nearly the entire album is also available now on Adams' official Vevo account -- though his version of the Imogen Heap co-penned track "Clean" is still missing.
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Listen to his stripped-down take on "Shake It Off" below.
...and a version of "Wildest Dreams" that wouldn't feel out of place on country radio.
We're loving this decidedly somber spin on "How You Get the Girl."
Now that you've had a taste of what to expect, check out the full version and hit the comments with your thoughts. Which tracks are your favorites?