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I bought Souind Museum back then because of Kylie. I didn't listen to the whole album much. Can't remember any other track besides GBI that's worth listening. Still I like Towa Tei and Deee-Lite, too.

I was always buying Dannii's music, but when "All I Wanna Do" came out she kind of lost me. Looking back I love this album, but at that time I was into that wild female stuff like Alanis Morissette, Garbage, Fiona Apple, so I didn't care about Dannii anymore. I bought the album a few years later on sale and was surprised how good it is.

Please help me refresh my memory: When Impossible Princess flopped, did DeConstruction drop her soon or did they even plan a third album with Kylie? Any rumors or ideas how this third album would have sounded like?

09 So Now Goodbye 08 Disco Down 10 Loveboat 05 Koocachoo 05 Bittersweet Goodbye 09 Butterfly 10 Under the Influence of Love 05 I'm So High 10 Light Years 10 More More More 09 Fever 05 Give It to Me 10 Fragile 08 Dancefloor 05 Love Affair 05 Your Love 10 Burning Up 04 Still Standing 07 Secret (Take You Home) 04 Promises 09 Sweet Music 04 Obsession 04 I Feel For You 04 Someday 05 Loving Days 08 After Dark 10 Like a Drug 04 Speakerphone 07 Sensitized (Christoph Willem duet version) 04 Heart Beat Rock 04 No More Rain 04 Stars 04 Nu-di-ty 04 Cosmic 04 Cover Me With Kisses 04 Good Life 03 Ocean Blue 04 Paper Dolls 03 Password 03 Physical 02 Bury Me Deep in Love (with Jimmy Little) 02 G-House Project (Gerling feat. Kylie Minogue) 02 The Real Thing 04 Baby 04 Boy 08 Good Like That 03 Harmony 03 Never Spoken 05 Rendezvous at Sunset 11 Tightrope 08 Whenever You Feel Like It 04 Almost a Lover 04 City Games 04 Cruise Control 03 Slo Motion 03 Soul On Fire 03 You Make Me Feel 06 B.P.M. 05 Made of Glass 02 Sometime Samurai (Towa Tei feat. Kylie Minogue) 02 The Magic Roundabout (with Andrea Remanda and Goldust) 04 Carried Away 04 Cherry Bomb 04 Do It Again 03 I Don't Know What It Is 04 King or Queen 04 Love is the Drug 03 Magnetic Electric 03 Rippin' Up the Disco 08 White Diamond 02 Chiggy Wiggy (with Sonu Nigam and Suzanne D'Mello) 01 I Talk Too Much (Just Jack feat. Kylie Minogue) 01 Monkey Man (with The Wiggles) 10 The Winner Takes It All (with Dannii Minogue)

I loved it back then, still loving it. Me or You Need To Calm Down would have been my only lead single choices from Lover. Looking back it would have been better to release YNTCD first, followed by Cruel Summer. I can't see a song with the title Cruel Summer getting a release in 2020.

I remember I bought the Scooby Doo soundtrack because Whenever You Feel Like It was on it, because Kylie was worth it.

Do you think the song will become her official new single? Maybe they will send it to radio stations next week...

Slow Confide In Me Put Yourself In My Place Can't Get You Out Of My Head Where The Wild Roses Grow

09 Surrender 08 If I Was Your Lover 06 Dangerous Game 09 Automatic Love 10 Where Has the Love Gone? 11 Falling 07 Time Will Pass You By 09 Too Far 05 Say Hey 05 Drunk 09 I Don't Need Anyone 06 Jump 10 Limbo 05 Through the Years 05 Dreams 09 Difficult By Design 07 Gotta Move On 05 If You Don't Love Me 04 Love is Waiting 05 Nothing Can Stop Us 06 Death is Not the End (Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds feat. Anita Lane, Shane MacGowan, PJ Harvey and Kylie Minogue) 04 Love Takes Over Me 04 Stay This Way 04 Take Me With You 04 Tears 04 This Girl 08 In Denial (with Pet Shop Boys) 03 The Reflex (with Ben Lee)

I'm wondering if Kylie had stayed with PWL what songs would have been on her 5th album, so I listened to Stock & Waterman produced albums from 1992 & 1993, imagining how Kylie could have sung them or if they were originally written for her. Here are my picks for Kylie's 5th PWL album: Bananarama: Please Yourself - Last Thing On My Mind (2nd single because Pete Waterman loves this song so much Steps had to record it, too) - More, More, More (3rd single because three out of four Kylie's PWL albums had cover versions as single release) Sybil: Good 'N' Ready - When I'm Good And Ready (1st single) - Stronger Together (4th single) - Didn't See The Signs Boy Krazy: Boy Krazy - Good Times With Bad Boys - Different Class

I'm a huge fan, but I haven't listened to the album yet. Wanna do it in a good, calm moment to really enjoy it. Hope they send some song from it to radio stations or is there no single material on it?

Boy Krazy were one of Stock & Waterman's final acts who had little or no sucess in the UK like Delage, The Twins or Nancy Davis. About two years after Boy Krazy's debut single "That's What Love Can Do" had flopped in the UK where it peaked at 86, a famous US radio dj heard the song in a club and fell in love with it. He put it on his radio playlist and the rest is history: "That's What Love Can Do" became a top 20 US Hot 100 hit, Their follow-uo "Good Times With Bad Boys" charted in Hot 100, too, but then Boy Krazy's lead singer left and the group quit. I've discovered Boy Krazy in 1993 when they were big in the US and I remember how nice it was to have new PWL material once again. Bananarama and Sybil were also around that time with Stock & Waterman songs, but I have to say Boy Krazy are more classic PWL.

I read that many tracks on Boy Krazy's album were originally written for Kylie's fifth PWL album if it had happened. I enjoyed all Boy Krazy singles and some album tracks like "Different Class", but I can't image any of these songs being good enough for Kylie. I don't see any single (or even album) material there.

I'm still listening to that album, not just the singles, but I really love "London Nights" and "Harlem Desire". Whenever I listen to "Requiem" it makes me sad. I just checked: London Boys are dead for 24 years now. Feels like yesterday I was shocked about their death.

Just curious: Did or do you enjoy other PWL music or is it Kylie only? Me, it was also Jason Donovan, of course. I'm still loving Donna Summer's PWL album and Lonnie Gordon's "Happening All Over Again". Big Fun and Sonia also bring back sweet childhood memories. "I Just Don't Have The Heart" is the only Cliff Richard song I ever played a lot, so I really enjoyed Stock Aitken Waterman productions from their Kylie era, still wondering why they vanished so fast in the early 90's.

I loved Jemini's Cry Baby. It was really good on record, but live on stage it sadly wasn't.

Still enjoying this album more than her debut.

05 I Miss You 05 I'll Still Be Loving You 06 Look My Way 06 Love at First Sight [1988] 10 Nothing to Lose 04 Tell Tale Signs 04 My Secret Heart 11 I'm Over Dreaming (Over You) 06 Heaven and Earth 08 Enjoy Yourself 08 Secrets 10 Always Find the Time 04 The World Still Turns 10 One Boy Girl 10 Things Can Only Get Better 07 Count the Days 09 Rhythm of Love 10 Too Much of a Good Thing 08 Let's Get To It 10 Right Here, Right Now [1991] 09 Live and Learn 04 No World Without You 10 I Guess I Like It Like That 05 Getting Closer 05 Glad to Be Alive 09 Made in Heaven 09 All I Wanna Do is Make You Mine (with Jason Donovan) 08 Just Wanna Love You 10 We Know the Meaning of Love 06 I Am the One for You 06 Closer 08 Do You Dare? 04 Say the Word - I'll Be There 04 Where in the World

I was trashing the album when I got it, but I have to say, you were right, Jay: The more I've listened to it, the more I fell in love with it.

Eurovision is not an event that counts on fans in the arena like sports does. For the first decades of Eurovision there was no problem having no or little audience at all and those were the days with the biggest Eurovision hits. That's why a national broadcast where every country will broadcast the song from it's own location should be no problem.

I think they should stick to the original date but without audience. I'm sure the Dutch tv station got some studios for their own tv shows where Eurovision could take place.

It's a good song, but I'm not enjoyed it (yet). I like Adrian Pasdar since his Profit days and it was common knowledge that he was a player. I'm sure there were some friends and family members telling Natalie Maines not to marry him, but she followed her heart, which is fine. I just don't like those songs about a woman being fooled and putting all the blame on her ex. It makes her look weaker than she really is. Still, I hope and guess Dixie Chicks will have a strong comeback, maybe in the same way Shania Twain had. They should start big, but won't stay on the charts for many months like they did in her heydays.

I guess Germany is so low because there's no live performance yet. The song sounds good, but how good is it live?

Thanks for the list of b-sides! Tightrope is my favorite.

Have you tried finding it on Soundcloud? There are lots of Kylie megamixes or medleys in there. From a short look I couldn't find a megamix about seven minutes long, but I haven't listened to any offering, so maybe you'll find the one you're looking for.