Taylor Swift Dropped A Second Vinyl Edition Of "1989 (Taylor's Version)," But The Sale Ends Saturday

    Keep in mind, this is only while supplies last. Ah!

    Joseph Longo
    by Joseph Longo

    BuzzFeed Staff

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    As Swifties know, Taylor Swift announced at her Los Angeles concert on Aug. 9 that her latest re-recorded album, 1989 (Taylor's Version), will be released on Oct. 27.

    Taylor Swift onstage with her guitar
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    The album is currently for sale on her website in vinyl, CD, cassette, and digital formats.

    A Closeup of Taylor Swift on stage in a leotard and boots
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    However, ever the queen of the surprise product drops, Taylor announced on Thursday that she's made a second vinyl of the re-recorded album: the 1989 (Taylor's Version) Sunrise Boulevard Yellow edition.

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    The special edition is only available in vinyl format, and the most notable difference between this one and the main one is the color of the vinyl.

    Taylor Swift onstage holding her guitar
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    The main vinyl, which is referred to on her website as the Crystal Skies Blue edition, is blue. Meanwhile, and as its name suggests, the Sunrise Boulevard Yellow Edition Vinyl is yellow.

    Side-by-side of the 1989 vinyl editions
    Taylor Swift / Via store.taylorswift.com / store.taylorswift.com

    The vinyl jackets are also different. While the main 1989 (Taylor's Version) cover features a portrait of Taylor smiling with seagulls flying in the background, the Sunrise Boulevard Yellow Edition showcases Taylor sprawled on a beach, wearing a striped sweater and donning her signature red lipstick.

    Side-by-side of the "1989" cover images
    Taylor Swift / Via store.taylorswift.com / store.taylorswift.com

    As for the content in both editions, it appears to be the same, including a record with 21 songs comprised of the original 1989 track list and five unreleased "From the Vault" tracks. Both editions are also selling for $31.89.

    Closeup of a smiling Taylor Swift on stage with her dancers
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    Here's Taylor in 2015 performing on the 1989 World Tour in Shanghai, China.

    Alright, that's enough rambling, because the Sunrise Boulevard Yellow Edition Vinyl is only available (while supplies last) for under 48 hours. So, go! Make your wildest dreams come true and buy that record ASAP if you want it. You can do so buy clicking here.

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