Taylor Swift’s “1989” Album Ranked 18th in Apple Music’s ‘100 Best Albums of All Time’ Collection

Apple Music has unveiled more of its highly anticipated ‘100 Best Albums of All Time’ collection, and Taylor Swift’s ‘1989’ has secured the 18th spot on the list. The latest round of selections also includes iconic albums from artists like Billie Eilish, The Beatles, The Beach Boys, and Marvin Gaye.

The list, curated by a team of artists, songwriters, producers, and music industry professionals, is an editorial effort independent of streaming numbers. It features a diverse range of genres and eras, showcasing the impact and influence of these albums on music history.

As the countdown continues, Apple Music will release new and exclusive content along with radio episodes dedicated to each album. The top ten albums will be revealed on May 22, culminating in a roundtable discussion featuring industry experts and artists.

Fans can explore the full list on the official Apple Music website and listen to their favorite albums from the collection. With a mix of classic and contemporary releases, the ‘100 Best Albums of All Time’ offers a comprehensive look at the evolution of music and the timeless works that have shaped the industry.