Such songs showcase her vocal ability.

Agree that put yourself in my place is definitely forgotten by the general public. This style suits kylie very well as I pair it with breathe in terms of style and a style that could make a great album

I think Put Yourself in My Place is an underrated and forgotten (by GP) Kylie gem, but it’s fantastic! It just really dives me into a very relaxed state of mind whenever I hear it. And Confide is just another level, one of her top-3-5 best songs to me, at some point I was even putting it as my fav Kylie song ever! Could be there again if I ranked it all like you.

It's def the more known song of the two and possibly has sold more aswell.

It would've been interesting to see how it would've performed over 'Please Stay', I think it's gone on to be a lot more known and remember over time.

I was in Macdonalds yesterday and Put The Needle On It came on!!

I was at my local pub earlier today, and they played "Can't Get You Out Of My Head" and "In Your Eyes" back-to-back

Maria Becerra sang the national anthem for Argetian at World Cup. She also earlier in the day did the Kylie Tiktok bum wiggle Challenge to Can't Get You Out Of my Head

Your disco needs you i have always liked, in my head i never associate as a single though. Its really turned into a live classic for Kylie.

Anymore voters?

9 Your Disco Needs You UK chart peak: N/A From: Light Years Light Years loses its first of three singles in the top 10; Your Disco Needs You. Despite never actually being released as a single in the UK (because it was considered too gay and camp lol), it did manage to chart in the top 200 but it not being a top 100 single for Kylie is genuinely one of the most criminal things of the 21st century. Despite all of that, Your Disco Needs You is genuinely one of the best things Kylie has ever done and is iconic in so many ways. The Showgirl tour performance, seeing her bring the sixth act to a close with a proper on-stage celebration, belting it so loud and proud, sends shivers down the spine. It's such a euphoric, feel-good song that encourages everybody to get to that bloody disco. We also got a glimpse into the recording process for the song on Kylie's recent Netflix documentary seeing the repeated attempts to master the operatic high note, giving you even more reason to appreciate her and the song for delivering such an iconic moment. Your Disco Needs You has definitely been stamped into gay culture, so whoever had the deciding vote that it would've diminished her image must be kicking themselves now.

This so deserved top 10 by far the standout from km94 era.

little Spotify tick up worldwide. around 44k Streams on Friday after being 33-35k for a few days

Put Yourself In My Place ❤️ Still love this - and after the release of Confide In Me it felt quite ‘pop’ at the time. It never should’ve stalled at #11

Kylie database done an email yesterday promoting the video and 7” vinyl - should help it get a few extra sales.

15 on UK Itunes Get Some new versions out to stream

Gorgeous song, my favourite from the KM94 era and probably my favourite ballad.

10 Put Yourself in My Place UK chart peak: #11 From: Kylie Minogue Before I comment on Put Yourself in My Place, a quick glance at what's to come in the top 10 and besides some individuals, the majority are singles from Light Years, Fever and Aphrodite. Hardly surprising given I'd say these are three albums that absolutely gave us some of Kylie's strongest ever singles. Classics that will never be forgotten and are strongly embedded in pop culture in some way or another. As for Put Yourself in My Place, my first exposure to it was... you guessed it... the Showgirl tour. The final act before the encore, Kylie appeared ethereally on stage to perform this and Can't Get You Out of My Head and it was absolutely stunning. The second single (coming after Confide in Me, but ahead of it in this countdown) from Kylie Minogue, it's such a beautiful ballad and really highlights just how good a vocalist Kylie is. Not only that but it's accompanied by a brilliant music video. No surprise that most critics consider it one of the highlights of Kylie's career too. Every time I go back to this I'm reminded just why I love it so much, so it simply had to make the top 10 here.

Up to 19 on UK Itunes, video and radio 2 playlisting doing its job. Grabs a bit of longevity

Good to see such a good result for Giving you up as it often gets overlooked,/forgotten about

Only about 36k Worldwide streams a day Up to 24 on Itunes Video out. Vinyl on 21st August. Wonder if they add a CD single too .....

'Confide In Me' is a masterpiece, and such a game changer in her career. 'Giving You Up' is one of my ultimate faves, so underrated. It was a nice surprise to see her acknowledge it on its 20th anniversary last year, but I suspect that's all we'll get from her.

11 Giving You Up UK chart peak: #6 From: Ultimate Kylie 12 Confide in Me UK chart peak: #2 From: Kylie Minogue Confide in Me, the lead single from Kylie's self-titled fifth album, is alongside Giving You Up as the two that just miss the top 10 here. Confide in Me was the beginning of a new era - Kylie leaving PWL behind, releasing music with Deconstruction Records and no longer feeling like PWL's 'puppet'. And while Kylie manages to retain her signature sound with whatever she puts her voice to, you can tell that there's a really big shift in style. Confide in Me, considering its time too, really does manage to push the envelope and has rightfully remained one of those Kylie songs that's held in such high regard by so many. It's moody, it's rousing, it's atmospheric, it's powerful, emotional and has both a weight and tenderness to it that draws you in. You feel that even more when you watch her performing it live and being so lost in the moment. And just ahead of Confide in Me, Giving You Up... I feel like this is one that I'll get side eyes from a few for its high position here, but alas I really don't care because I've always had such a soft spot for it and it will forever be one of those Kylie songs that I grew up loving. I can so vividly remember the music video, the live performance(s), listening to the song so much when I was younger. It's one I still go back to a fair bit too. The music video for one is, for me, absolutely one of Kylie's most iconic in terms of visuals. AI Rita Ora clearly got her inspiration from the Giving You Up video. Although it was removed from the setlist for the Homecoming tour and replaced with White Diamond, it slotted in so perfectly on the Showgirl tour in the first act alongside Better the Devil You Know, In Your Eyes and On a Night Like This. This and I Believe in You as a singles package supporting Ultimate Kylie really was top notch.

Nice little video :) back up to 29 on Itunes.

Video premiere at 5pm tomorrow Looks like its from the concert , who cares its a video and can generate streams etc