Ryan Adams may not have the same blonde, windswept locks, but it seems he does have a similar musical taste to pop star Taylor Swift.

And he may now have the same flock of fans after releasing his alt-rock version of 1989, Swift’s highly successful 2014 album-release.

Adams released his version of the album via online music stories overnight, with fans loving the Bruce Springsteen-type approach to her hit songs.

He has reworked some of Swift’s most successful pop-songs as dreamy ballads.

The idea for the cover album came after the eccentric singer-songwriter obsessively listened to it while on tour, after separating from wife Mandy Moore.

“I was listening to that record and thinking, ‘I hear more’,” he told a music magazine.

“Not that there was anything missing. I would just think about the sentiments in the songs and the configurations.”

Far from being annoyed, Swift has quickly become a supporter of the new version of her album saying it was “surreal and dreamlike” that he had chosen to cover her record.

Especially since Adams was a major influence on her own song writing.

While some critics have panned the album, fans of Adams and Swift have come out in support on Twitter.

I’ve really never been the biggest Ryan Adams fan until this 1989 release. Big smiles all around.

— nicculus (@nicoleeyoooo) September 21, 2015

#Tech Update: Ryan Adams releases full cover of Taylor Swift’s 1989, and it’s awesome http://t.co/bRPZeo52dn

— Dr. John Weidert (@johnweidert) September 21, 2015

Listen to @TheRyanAdams’ awesome cover of @taylorswift13’s “Bad Blood” http://t.co/EXkPqFmbFT pic.twitter.com/tXMk83rvZX — TV Guide (@TVGuide) September 17, 2015