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I think it would have missed the top 200, because NYC is outside Independent Top 50 which is based not just on sales but on streams, too. Only top 10 - 15 indie songs make it to the top 100, so NYC might be around position 300 or even worse.

This is the "latest" cd single of Kylie I got. There was no other CD single after ITB, right?

In every country where midweeks are published Me is falling more than just two or three places, I wonder why. Last week we could easily blame Lil Nas X for keeping Taylor from the top spot, but who's to blame now? I enjoy Me, but I wish it would have been second or third single from the album. For her lead single Taylor should be on her own, I still don't know if Me is Taylor's current sound or just a Panic! At The Disco wannabe.

Totally agree with both. I listen to it a few times daily, I want to love it, but it's just not happening (yet). I enjoyed Kylie's other GH lead singles "What Kind Of Fool" and "I Believe In You" much more.

If it was a 3 cd compilation I'd included all singles and add a duets / collaboration section: 2nd Jason Donovan duet, Nervo, Giorgio Moroder, Pet Shop Boys, Hurts, Coldplay... White Diamond should also be included in the original (dance) version.

This Definitve will be on my wish list for Christmas, don't need to spend any money for it. Tracklist could've been better, could've been worse. When it comes to listening to a Kylie Best of, I will prefer Ultimate.

I hope instead of a new GH, they release a "Golden: Singles Collection" including all remixes from her Golden era, just like Steps did last year with "Tears On The Dancefloor". That sold better than expected and it would be great for Kylie fans who bought all her physical singles in the past to have Golden singles on CD, too.

Wow, I'm so happy for the ladies!

"In Stereo" was at US iTunes top 100 for three days, maybe that's enough to chart at independent albums or at dance albums, as long as Bananarama are considered dance music by Billboard.

I doubt "Bigger Than Us" will become an UK Eurovision evergreen for me, but you never know, maybe this song ages well... I have to say, the only UK entrys I'm still listening to are Gina G and Jemini.

I remember that I liked it back then, but I didn't love it. Today I'm not listening to it much anymore. The only song from the Enjoy Yourself era that's still on my playlist is I'm Over Dreaming Over You.

Great for Bananarama!

I've enjoyed listening to Kylie's Nonstop-History for a few days now. After decades it's still fun!

Why is David Bowie's vinyl box "Spying Through a Keyhole" not included at vinyl charts? Would it be on top? https://www.officialcharts.com/charts/vinyl-albums-chart/

Thanks for sharing this great interview! I liked that they talked about their second album, too. Until this day I don't know what happened back then. All the uniqueness of her debut was suddenly gone. I wish the interviewer would have asked her about releasing new music. I remember back then I always wanted to have the original version of "Just Another Dream" that includes a third verse on CD, but I never got it, only the extended of it on her Mixes album.

The biggest news in this comeback is that she left Simon Fuller. He's been her rock, don't know if she had any career at all without him. Wonder what made her leaving...

"Miami Vice" is the first song of Gims I like. I remember listening to it on the radio a few weeks ago thinking how good it is. When the DJ said it was Maître Gims I was shocked - in a good way.

When "Cette année-là" was released as lead single I liked it, but the follow-ups were not that great. Still I'm looking forward to his new album.

"Les planètes" is a beautiful single and I'm looking forward to this album. His previous "My Way" was a not great at all, Claude François deserved a better tribute album. Some covers were nice, but most not. My favorite Pokora album is still "À la poursuite du bonheur".

I have to say I didn't like Cathy with Galantis, but I enjoyed the track "You Control Me" she did with Chris Blaide a few years ago. I recently watched old VCR tapes with appereances and interviews of Kylie, Dannii, Cathy and other artists I liked back then. Compared to the Minogues Cathy seemed a little shy and cold. I guess she could only sell her music when it was really good and not because of her attitude.

I love Cathy Dennis and wish she would release some music of her own again. Her debut album "Move To This" is still great after all these years. Back then her music got better reputation than Kylie's. Cathy was so big in the states having four top ten hits (more than Kylie). Sadly she lost some steam after her debut, but I got the feeling she never really enjoyed the limelight and she prefers being a songwriter and producer right now.

Stuff Like That is much better than Dance Music and it's great they filmed an official video. They still look fine. :D In Stereo should enter top 40, maybe higher. That vinyl release should help a lot.

Do you know if there is any duet partner Kylie has not met in person (yet)?

Over here in Germany we had a headline saying: "Get Outta My Way: Kylie's hit became reality when she called the police." I thought this headline was stupid.

I doubt we get another single. After this album I'm afraid All Saints is moving into the Bananarama direction: A girlband that once was big but nowadays got only a few loyal fans who keep their album on the charts for two or three weeks. I hope that's enough for All Saints and they keep on releasing new music.