Taylor Swift hosted another secret album listening party for her fans, her father and her cat Olivia Benson. Taylor Swift picked 89 of her fans at random to attend a "secret session" on Thursday night at her Rhode Island home. According to the Taylor Swift Instagram pix, it was a great party.

Swift chose 89 fans because her new album is called "1989," the year Swift was born. The 24-year-old country singer turned pop star's album will be out Oct 27.

Eonline.com reported that Taylor Swift took to Instagram to thank her fans, saying "NYC memories... #1989SecretSessions."

Taylor's father, Scott Swift, took to Instagram to gush "It was the most amazing thing I have ever heard and she is one of the most amazing people on this earth. Thank you so much Taylor, you always have my heart."

"To see my dad photo bombing is to see him at his happiest," Taylor responded with her own Instagram.

Swift posed with fans and let them take shots with the singer's Grammy awards and her cat Olivia Benson.

The evening was best summed up by Instagram user @ToryAmandaRay who wrote "Taylor's home in Rhode Island! We were sworn to secrecy; we were only allowed to tell immediate family & we weren't allowed to post anything on social media. We hung out with Taylor, at her house, for 6 hours!! Her home was right on the beach, & absolutely beautiful! We all sat in her living room & she played her new album for us, 1989. She sang along to every song & at the end we all danced to Shake It Off! We got to talk to her parents; they took us out on her balcony which had a perfect view of a lighthouse & the ocean! There was tons of food, & Taylor even made us homemade cookies! We got goodie bags with tshirts, calendars, & a special key chain made just for us! She was so sweet, & talked to each of us individually & took pix. Of course, I couldn't leave without holding a GRAMMY! It was absolutely amazing! Definitely a day I'll never forget! It was a once in a lifetime opportunity, & I'm so blessed to have been given it to meet one of my role models, & one of the biggest icons of my generation!"