Fearless

Taylor manages to outdo her first album with "Fearless." This album is full of toe-tapping beats, hooks that stick with you all day long, and her charming, down-to-earth style of songwriting.

The stories she tells in her songs are easy to relate for anyone that loves their mother ("The Best Day"), has been hurt ("You're Not Sorry" & "Forever & Always"), or has been a naive high school student("Fifteen").

No matter how old you are, you'll find yourself singing along.

This is one of those rare albums that you can listen to without skipping tracks. I'm not typically a country fan, but after hearing her album I'm a Taylor fan.

It's hard to forget just how awful her live performances are when you listen to the CD. Obviously, pitch correction can hide a multitude of sins. The sings are catchy but clearly designed to appeal to teenage girls. It is impressive that she writes so much of her own stuff but after hearing her live, I think that maybe she should stick to songwriting