Always found love at first sight very overrated

I adore both but In Your Eyes is my favourite Kylie single if not song altogether.

I think both are popular in general among fans.

Love At First Sight for me, but I love both!

'In Your Eyes' is my favourite Kylie track so naturally I'm voting for that, however 'Love at First Sight' would win against pretty much any other song.

 

Actually quite surprised to see 'In Your Eyes' leading though!

In large,everything Fever related was high quality.

A worst song from the era may top a best song from another era.

In Your Eyes. Love at First Sight sounds great on album but the live version, for some reason, just lack the club vibe that the album provides.

In Your Eyes loses its vibe in a live setting which is why I think Kylie doesn't perform it nearly as much as Love at First Sight.

I think live in your eyes is what put me off the song a bit as i never really thought it was brill live, some songs just work really well live and others not as much, i have a few love at first sight live versions that i love and from that i just loved the song more and more.

In Your Eyes taking a commanding lead.

Love at first sight has made bit of a comeback though its not decided yet.

Let's see Let's see

Need some further voters.

Actually a hard one to pick as I love both but I think 'Love At First Sight' just edges it for me!

In Your Eyes was an instant fave for me. It has a sexiness that hits just right.

 

I remember being surprised at how much the general public got into Love At First Sight. It was all over the radio at the time.

 

With hindsight though, I can see why it caught on. It is pure pulsating joy.

Also LAFS gives me Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You vibes. That was also huge around that time.

In your eyes. Far more credible and a better song.

In Your Eyes gets my vote, but Love At First Sight has grown on me over the years.

From the 2 love at first sight is far more well known to the general public.

In your eyes. Far more credible and a better song.

 

It really rubs me up the wrong way how you throw around the word "credible" in such a demeaning way, and yet we're still no closer to understanding what qualifies as "credible" in your book.