Monzo

It was a beautiful time. I remember going downtown to the local store to get a copy of Kylie album or single on release day. I really miss having Kylie cd singles in my cd shelf. "Into The Blue" is my final one, I wish she would have released a cd single for "Dancing" and would have continued that way with every new lead single.

Did anyone watch the one hour presentation of the song last night? About six hours before the show they revelead the act online, so I really don't know why they spent a lot of money for a show when they always talking about saving money, saying "we need to cancel the German Coronation Street after 35 years because it's too expensive", but they still got money for stuff like that?!? I didn't like that the so-called world premiere of the song was just the presentation of the music video at a cinema. Later, Ben sang acoustic, but it was boring. I thought we'd get a cool on stage presentation of the original version, but nothing happened.

I love the video and I love the fact that there's no collaboration for the single version. The Man is the strongest with Taylor on her own.

To me it sounds like Mike Posner who I like very much. At first I didn't recognize Ben Dolic and wondered who he was on The Voice Of Germany. I had to look at pictures from his voice time to remember. In just over a year he has changed a lot. First reaction in Germany is not positive, but I think this entry won't be at the bottom.

I guess they just wanted a headline about Stefan Raab. When Lena was asked if Stefan Raab overwhelmed her during her Eurovision time she said (by Google translator): "Yes, in any case. But this is not supposed to be a blame because I firmly believe that everyone is responsible for themselves. And I certainly signaled back then that everything was okay."

Lena talked about her second run recently. She said (by Google translator): "It just didn't have to be. It wasn't bad, you can't say that everything would have been much better if I hadn't done it. But should it have been? No," said Lena Meyer-Landrut in retrospect. Without the second ESC appearance, she would have had "less stress and more rest". "A little less of everything would have been smart. But it was what it was." About a possible return she said: "I never want to say never. I don't know if it will grab me again at 50. For me it is absolutely unimaginable right now and not in the realm of the imaginable. But as I know myself, I always want to keep changing my mind I can’t rule anything out. "

04 Tim McGraw 04 Teardrops On My Guitar 03 Our Song 05 Picture To Burn 04 Should've Said No 03 Change 06 Love Story 04 White Horse 11 You Belong With Me 05 Fifteen 05 Fearless 07 Today Was A Fairytale 07 Mine 07 Back To December 07 Mean 08 The Story of Us 07 Sparks Fly 06 Ours 05 Safe & Sound [Ft The Civil Wars] 05 Eyes Open 05 Both of Us [Ft B.o.B.] 05 Ronan 09 We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together 06 Begin Again 10 I Knew You Were Trouble 10 22 09 Red 08 Everything Has Changed [Ft Ed Sheeran] 09 The Last Time [Ft Gary Lightbody] 08 Sweeter Than Fiction 10 Shake If Off 09 Blank Space 09 Style 08 Bad Blood [Ft Kendrick Lemar] 09 Wildest Dreams 10 Out of the Woods 09 New Romantics 07 I Don't Wanna Live Forever [Ft Zayn] 08 Look What You Made Me Do 08 Ready For It 05 End Game [Ft Ed Sheeran & Future] 06 Gorgeous 10 Delicate 10 Getaway Car 06 Babe [Ft Sugarland] 10 Me! [Ft Brandon Urie of Panic at the Disco] 10 You Need To Calm Down 05 Lover 10 The Man 05 Beautiful Ghosts 07 Christmas Tree Farm

I read your comments before I listened to the song for the first time and it's not as bad as I had expected. I just hope her next material will be good again.

Whenever BWO were at Melodifestivalen I hoped they'd win, same with Alcazar. Both acts would have been great at Eurovision.

I just thought it was a famous act because they were so hush hush about it for many weeks. Why else should they move the show to a small station and announce there won't be a public vote? I really didn't expect those juries to decide, but I'm surprised that all of those people (especially die-hard Eurovision fans who were able to vote) have kept quiet about who's representing Germany.

Two jurys have already choosen the act who will be revealed on Feb 27. The international jury of experts consists of 20 international music professionals who have already proven themselves in the national jury of their home country. The so-called Eurovision jury is made up of 100 people from Germany who are supposed to reflect the taste of the audience. They cancelled the public vote because they say only 6,6% of ESC final voters also have voted in the Nation final, while only 16% of the Nation final have voted in the ESC final, too. I guess / fear it will be an unknown act representing Germany.

2021? I hope we get some collaboration in 2020. A year without no new Kylie music at all would not be nice.

There will be a 45 minutes long tv show to present the entry, so I guess it has to be someone big. Could it be Lena for the third time, maybe a duet with her new beau Mark Forster...

Kim never had a chart entry in Germany, even though some people know her. Eurovision would be a huge impact on her career,

I enjoyed this album for a very long time. IMO there were better album tracks on it than on Lover.

Whenever a new CRJ song is released, I'm looking forward to it, but it never fulfills my expectations. I hope this time will be different...

I wish they would have mentioned Louise in this week sales report with more than just one sentence.

If she really is releasing another non-album single again I guess her Lover era is already over.

iTunes album chart for Louise right now: UK: 4 Spain: 6 Ireland: 9 Indonesia: 19 Australia: 29 Netherlands: 48 Italy: 57 Belgium: 81 Germany: 147 Russia: 256 France: 285

Hurt is a great radio song. Small Talk is my favorite so far, followed by Stretch.

I just realized that Kylie's Delinquents beau Charlie Schlatter later starred in Diagnosis: Murder for many seasons. I remember I watched the movie, got the soundtrack on cassette, but I can't recall if it was a good movie...

I still love WKTMOF. When I'm listening to the Enjoy Yourself era it's always on my playlist.

Kylie could reach top 40 again with her next lead single if they release it physical (not only vinyl, CD too) the same week the album comes out. That worked well with Dancing.

Fast version would have been a great addition to SBIT collection.

01. Ghosttown 02. Masterpiece 03. Girl Gone Wild 04. Bitch I'm Madonna 05. Living For Love 06. Turn Up The Radio 07. Give Me All Your Luvin' 08. I Don't Search I Find 09. Future 10. I Rise