Breathe <3

 

And then two of her top (or rather bottom) three worst songs. I think Slow is among the lowest selling #1s ever in the UK, fun fact.

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Timebomb :wub:

 

I still love it, slick and bouncy electro pop and the video is certainly one of her best. Every time I've been in Soho/Old Compton Street since I think of the video and where she filmed it. :P

Slow is easily one of her best and the video is just... even better than Can't get you out of my head :wub:

 

In contrast, Timebomb really does nothing for me, the video is nice though. It was dumb not to include into the K25 Greatest Hits album.

Oh dear dear, Slow below timebomb isnt good. Slow is great, took a while to grow on me but when it did it did a lotand i really appreciate the song now. Slow was also something very different for Kylie. Timebomb while pleasant just appears messy to me and its a song that doesnt sound like it belongs to Kylie.

I'd have loved it if 'Timebomb' was the sort of sound she'd have gone for on Kiss Me Once. Solid, sexy, bouncy electronic pop.

Im not crazy about timebomb i find it forgettable at time but i would agree that style of sound would be better than what she went for on kiss me once with the exception of les sex.

An albums worth of Timebombs would be amazing :wub:

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22 • 130 | Put Yourself In My Place

 

PowerBalladlie time, sorta. Second single from the KM94 album, this is yet another song that has defied my expectations here. Not really a fan favourite song by any means,

it's managed to beat alot of her better known singles. Maybe it was the video that did it? Floating around space, channeling Amy Adams flaming locks and stripping into the

nudie, what's not to love there?

Edited September 21, 201410 yr by Regina

One of my firm favourites. Lush. :wub:

Oh just did Put yourself in my place in karaoke last night, it was wonderful.

Put yourself in my place is the best thing from km 94,i wiuldnt rate it as high myself but i like it,km 94 and kiss me once and body language are my least dave kylie albums but body language had 2 excellent singles that i live which are slow and chocolate.

Edited September 20, 201410 yr by Aphrodite

Breathe is okay but not one of my faves, Timebomb which to be honest never quite got, but Put Yourself In My Place is so beautiful

 

 

21 • 136 | Chocolate

 

And just missing out on the top 20 is a Body Language single, the smooth and luxurious Chocolate. Originally this was meant to feature a guest rap from Ludacris, but alas, that

was scrapped. Thankfully the rap version leaked and it is divine, proof that Kylie+Rapper = FLAWLESS.

The video is like a work of art, utterly flawless. SO basically, Chocolate is divine and flawless.

The dancer on her hat in the Chocolate video looks hideous and I prefer the album version instead of the radio edit which they chopped to just less than 4 minutes.

The radio edit is 4:02 :kink:

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20 • 165 | Into The Blue

 

So when i said Chocolate just missed out, I lied. It was around 30 points behind this song.

The lead off from Kiss Me Once, ITB is nothing new for Kylie, infact it's really just I Believe In You pt.3, still, it's a fun pop tune to bop about to.

The song was an underperformance by Kylie's standards, her first debut single since Some Kind Of Bliss to miss the UK top 10 and has only spent about 4 weeks in the

top 40. On the upside, it has some lovely lyrics and there is a gorgeous man in the video.

Great result for chocolate as i love it,into the blue is an ok song byt deserved of top 20 here.

Never liked Chocolate to be honest, the video is nice though and Into The Blue is decent and deserved at least top 10 on the UK charts, but again poor record company backing

Love Put Yourself in my place...

 

Chocolate.... zzzzzzzzzz

 

Into The Blue still sounds very good indeed and pity it didn't go top ten after poor management pulling the single from iTunes and leaving only album version there on week of release

'Chocolate' is great! Best single from that campaign and I love the video.

 

'Into The Blue' has gone on to become one of my favourites of Kylie's now, it's such a powerhouse and that chorus :heart: It's my second favourite lead single behind 'Better The Devil You Know'.