Taylor Swift – Reputation

Wow. There are so many things that I simply adore about this Taylor Swift 'Reputation' Picture Disc edition that I scarcely know where to begin here. For starters, the picture disc edition is an aesthetically beautiful looking assortment of images of Taylor that are individually inscribed on both sides of the 2 piece vinyl. Now, along with Taylor's previous vinyl editions, I enjoyed all of the songs of the 'Reputation' Picture Disc edition as well, or perhaps even more as they simply 'rocked'. As predicted, the mastering for this vinyl edition was nothing short of professional, and it obviously showed. In 'King Of My Heart', it's funny that Taylor mentions expensive cars like 'Jaguar' as that's exactly what I drive. Imagine that? Well, that girl certainly has taste. Now, getting back on track here, one couldn't help but note that the 'Getaway Car' was strangely original and actually a very cute piece. Even more awesome, 'Delicate' is an especially catchy tune that never seems to leave you (day or night). Whether that's good or bad, you be the judge. Of course, I could go on and on to glamorize every single song on this Picture Disc edition, but every one of these tunes were absolutely wonderful and moving. In fact, everything was right: the melody, the rhythm, the beat, the tones, you name it. To say that this girl has exceptional talent would be a vast understatement. Now, to really appreciate this wonderful music to the fullest, only vinyl will deliver the naturalness and warmth as well as capturing all of the tones that these magnificent songs were meant to offer. What's my advice? Well, I would certainly recommend picking up the Taylor Swift 'Reputation' Picture Disc Edition now! What an absolute treasure!

Can someone please release a black vinyl version so I don’t have to pay $4000 for it?

My personal favorite from Swift, stylistically and musically speaking it is a new direction for her and probably better for her being more self-aware and conscious. I don't usually like pop music, but this is an unironic exception because the less cringeworthy moments of this LP is worth more than most of the things in the current industry in my opinion. I never wanted to skip songs on this album, unless I went to my favorite songs. Production wise, it is a HUGE break from the post-loudness war fallout with annoying clipping and noise floors shooting through the roof. 'Ready For It?' being a example of that, there is some bright and colorful points on this album that is ear candy and a demonstration of excellent craftsmanship. Some people probably expected something more experimental from Swift, like the ones on /mu/ but mainstream artists are a bit slow to that but it seems like Swift is taking more risky paths like combining electropop, trap and other stylistic sounds. 7/10

I bought Taylor Swift regular CD (jewel case) on Target and it has the IFPILT36 which is difference from that one.
Is that means my CD fake?