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I would say No. They released a "Concert Film" for the song, where they specifically videoed Tyler walking amongst the crowd performing it, but I haven't seen anything that suggests it will be a single (thankfully, as it's not one of my faves from the album). Singles-wise, I thought they would have gone - Overcompensate - Navigating - Paladin Strait - as the videos for these songs lead on to each other. Plus, Navigating is one of their best and most commercial songs ever. But I wouldn't have wanted The Craving to lose out on it's time to shine. On a separate note, they have done a song for S2 of Netflix's Arcane called The Line. Whether that gets the single treatment or not is left to be seen, but looking forward to hearing a new song by them.

Far far far too much water came in too quickly at the start of the trial. That seemed to throw Dean off before he even started looking for the keys. By the time GK had a key in her hand the water was as deep as it was going to get. I think they should have let the water in at a slower pace over the course of the whole trial

Hold On To Now. Is it surprising the final three are the singles? I love Tension, but would it be Top 3 if they hadn't gone with it as a single? It's very different for a Kylie song.

Whilst I will champion Disease all day, it really is not doing well, eh? The #27 peak in the US is particularly surprising. I don't know what people feel like she's done wrong. Is it too safe? Too Gaga? I would have thought that would be celebrated rather than if she released some great change in style and it didn't stick. I'm just surprised as when it was first released it seemed like the buzz was everything.

The momentum that Madonna built with the Celebration tour was so huge... Someone should tell her that a movie/series would just be met with criticism and knock her back down again. An autobiography and the album reissues would be a much better way of continuing the celebration of her career.

I was never a massive fan of Madness, but Our House is probably my favourite single of theirs. I like A Winters Tale by David Essex as well. Goodbye to 1982 (almost). This thread has been one of my faves to follow.

Have listened to this 4 times this morning and gets better every time. Brilliant lead track and can't wait for the album. Great to have him back.

Human Nature for both. Absolutely no regrets.

Into The Groove is one of her best ever singles, so wins here for me. But of the original album it's Dress You Up ~ Angel ~ Material Girl ~ Like a Virgin.

I am liking Nicola Mitchell. She can stay. The attitude and the presence is just right and not over the top like Elaine tends to be.

The only other act I really knew who was on DeCon at the time was Black Box, so I assumed Kylie was going to deliver some full on dance bangers when she signed to the label. Confide in Me is obviously an incredible track, but Put Yourself in My Place and most of the rest of the Kylie Minogue album was just not what I was waiting for at the time and it all really quite disappointed. PYIMP has since aged well and I love it now, but the album is largely just full of meh tracks that mostly go on for far too long. Don't shoot me.

That TOTP performance is 100% why I ended up buying Young Guns. It's still my fave Wham! song.

Does the live version get any better after 43 seconds...? I didn't get any further than that. The original version remains my fave song of the moment.

I really don't think I ever saw Tension II as being anything much more than an extension of Tension and that it was only made off the back of the success of Padam. So I didn't expect it to perform like any "normal" Kylie album. It's first week sales were really just down to selling a major tour and a dedicated fan base. I would have rather her landmark tenth No.1 be a full proper new project and era. I would say I was much more surprised by the relatively bad chart run of the original Tension album. But with the state of the album charts these days, I guess it's difficult to know what to expect. I don't think her next step will be more "Dance Kylie" as it has now run it's course.

The arrival of Tears for Fears. Mad World is a pretty outstanding track.

I've been voting Vegas High for a while now

Really looking forward to new Sam Fender music. Keeping my expectations low for chart positions as apart from Seventeen Going Under and the collab with Noah Kahan he hasn't had massive hits. But hope as a lead and with some support this can do ok. Sounds decent from the live version

This, actually. Come on Martin... we know Debbie was murdered... so if you're so sure it wasn't Sonia or Reiss... who do you think it could be? (I hadn't actually thought of this before)

Had a bit of time this afternoon, so thought I would put the 16 singles they released as the original four-piece in a rate. Stay Another Day doesn't make my Top 10. 1. House of Love 2. It’s Alright 3. Steam 4. Thunder 5. Around the World 6. Deep 7. Someone to Love 8. Let It Rain 9. Gold 10. West End Girls 11. Stay Another Day 12. Hold My Body Tight 13. If You Ever 14. Slow It Down 15. Do U Still 16. Hey Child

Literally just heard on Radio 1 news that it's a specific Argentine crime that surrounds leaving someone alone when they were clearly in a vulnerable state... or something like that.

Probably my fave Rachel Stevens solo single... The video was brilliant.

Honestly, the Reiss story line is really annoying now. When Bianca said, "Gotcha", I was pleased thinking... Nish down, Reiss to go... But instead it looks like the whimsical geek is going to overpower the tough-nut. Surely they cannot kill Bianca off? Martin to save her to stop everyone from calling him boring?!

The Killers - Mr Brightside

Best is Edge of Saturday Night. Worst is Midnight Ride

1 - 52 for a Kylie album is very :o But... if she had released Hypertension, with the original album, 4 colabs and 9 new songs and it had spent two extra weeks in the Top 75 we would have all been :cheer: