Taylor Swift looked ethereal as she teased the vinyl edition of her blockbuster album, The Tortured Poets Department on Friday.
The star, 34, sported dark lipstick and wore a sweater and skirt as she flipped through her album catalogue while revealing the vinyl edition of the double album was available at Target.
She wrote: ‘Entering the Phantom Clear TTPD vinyl into evidence. Available exclusively’.
The star was seen laying on pages of poetry before smiling at the camera.
Just hours after Swift‘s fans shelled out for her new album the star has been accused of trying to con them by dropping 15 surprise new tracks.
Taylor Swift looked ethereal as she teased the vinyl edition of her blockbuster album, The Tortured Poets Department on Friday
Despite already splashing out for multiple versions of the record in a bid to get their hands on all four bonus tracks, fans will have to part with even more hard-earned cash when the super-sized record goes on sale.
After releasing her new album at midnight ET (2am UK time), Taylor took to Instagram to announce her latest record was actually a surprise ‘double album,’ after sparking a flurry of speculation by posting a countdown clock on social media.
Captioning the post, the pop superstar told her followers that she’d written ‘so much tortured poetry in the past two years’ that she wanted to share it with her fans.
Sharing the double album was called The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology, she wrote: ‘It’s a 2am surprise: The Tortured Poets Department is a secret DOUBLE album. ✌️
‘I’d written so much tortured poetry in the past 2 years and wanted to share it all with you, so here’s the second installment of TTPD: The Anthology. 15 extra songs. And now the story isn’t mine anymore… it’s all yours.’
While the deluxe version is not yet available for Taylor’s website, there were four dfferent versions of the original album available, each containing a different bonus track, are priced at £13.99 ($17.38).
The vinyl version, including bonus track The Manuscript, costs £33.99 ($42.23), while a ‘phantom clear vinyl’ is price the same.This means that if Swifties were willing to splash out on every incarnation of the album, it will already set them back over £140 ($174).
The star, 34, sported dark lipstick and wore a sweater and skirt as she flipped through her album catalogue while revealing the vinyl edition of the double album was available at Target
She wrote: ‘Entering the Phantom Clear TTPD vinyl into evidence. Available exclusively’
Just hours after Swift ‘s fans shelled out for her new album the star has been accused of trying to con them by dropping 15 surprise new tracks
Despite already splashing out for multiple versions of the record in a bid to get their hands on all four bonus tracks, fans will have to part with even more hard-earned cash
It remains to be seen how much more this new supersized version of the album, and its various vinyl counterparts, will cost.
Despite the prospect of hefty price tag, many of Taylor’s fans, who were still dissecting the first 16 songs, went into meltdown that there were even more tracks for them to enjoy.
Posts included: ”Swifties are insane” babe TAYLOR SWIFT IS INSANE like girl what do you MEAN ”surprise!!” secret double album hehe;’
‘Ok Taylor Swift is incredible. She releases an album at Midnight… then 2 hours later announces it’s a surprise double album and drops another 15 songs?!’
