Kylie has had 10 charting singles that officially charted in the UK.

All 10 have to date, not appeared on a Kylie studio album.

By large the 10 songs are extremely diverse and different once again highlighting how diverse Kylie is.

Please vote and I would welcome your comments and opinions on all the songs.

 

Timebomb :wub:

This has the potential to be a wide open vote.

I am really expecting some diverse votes in this poll.

 

I voted Where The Wild Roses Grow,such a critical song for Kylie and its adorable.

Crystalize would get my runner up vote.

You've missed Keep on Pumpin' It and Flower! Technically Especially for You as well, although that was added to the US version of Enjoy Yourself.

I went for 'I Believe In You', what an absolute gem in her discography :wub: 'Timebomb' a close second.

You've missed Keep on Pumpin' It and Flower! Technically Especially for You as well, although that was added to the US version of Enjoy Yourself.

 

 

Keep on Pumpin it to my understanding was a version of I Guess I Like It That from Lets Get To it, is that wrong of me to say?

 

Especially For You, appeared on Enjoy Yourself, and again, this is likely my error, i purchased Enjoy Yourself many years after its original release and Especially For You was on the album so i assumed it was on the original release.

Love all these polls.

 

Hard choice between WTWRG and IBIY - both such classic tracks that I still listen to a lot now.

Keep on Pumpin it to my understanding was a version of I Guess I Like It That from Lets Get To it, is that wrong of me to say?

 

Especially For You, appeared on Enjoy Yourself, and again, this is likely my error, i purchased Enjoy Yourself many years after its original release and Especially For You was on the album so i assumed it was on the original release.

 

Did you pick up the US version of EY (It has a different cover from the UK release) as EFY was included for the US market.

Where the wild roses grow easily gets my vote. I used to love I believe in you but now I find it was very of its time and sounds dated. Time bomb was a song I never took to and often forget it exists. What kind of fool I still like and I enjoy celebration live. Giving you up I really like still.crystalize was the best song from around the kiss me once era and better than most of the songs that made the album.

Edited July 17, 20186 yr by Feel_The_Fever

'I Believe In You' got my vote because it has meaningful, uplifting lyrics and yet it's great to dance to as well. It encapsulates everything I love about Kylie.

 

'Where The Wild Roses Grow' is my second place, and 'Right Here, Right Now' would be third.

It has to be Timebomb. "I Believe In You" just gets more annoying as time passes.

Surprised to see timebomb doing aswell,as I said earlier it's one of her few singles I forget about.

Did you pick up the US version of EY (It has a different cover from the UK release) as EFY was included for the US market.

 

Interesting that I see this, I bought my cd in Australia many moons ago when I was there and it has especially for you on it and has the same cover as original. Also on the original cassette I have since release especially for you is on that aswell but it's not on the vinyl of the album I have.

Edited July 17, 20186 yr by Feel_The_Fever

I bought my version in hmv UK and it looks the same as the original.

I was unaware i may have purchased the American release.

2 front runners in the vote so far and out of the two i would welcome a triumph for I Believe In You.

Kylie really should release an album of her number 2 hits, many of her best hits achieved a number 2 peak!

Edited July 17, 20186 yr by pippa

Kylie missed out on so many number 1,s and overall I prefer her number 2 hits to a good few of her number 1,s.

Timebomb!

Surprised to see timebomb doing aswell,as I said earlier it's one of her few singles I forget about.

 

I want a whole album of 'Timebomb's one day. It's bloody amazing.

No to an album of time bomb style songs for me,great to see giving you up get a vote.

Kylie has offered so many styles of music over the years, yet by large she has always managed to maintain the Kylie sound.