Red Blooded Man

I actually like her hair! On another minor point, I love Erich Bergen on Madam Secretary. :wub:

Magic, the reason is I want "Miss A Thing" to stay!

Dancefloor Darling

SUP is a song which brings me a world of club and EDM, I still like the track.

If she is experimenting, I'd say go all the way back to the DeCon era.

Wouldn't be the worst choice for her.

It's versatile but I don't see how she expands it from there.

No but it later became "Step Back In Time" collection released in 2019. Ah... Parlophone "botched" the release again. They should've recorded the single first, then organize the GH! I think if it had been included, it would have gone to a low Top 10 position.

March 23 in 2023 is Thursday, not an ideal date to compete for the top spot on the album chart. :lol:

Her record companies, be it Parlophone or BMG, seem to have a way to botch her peak position in the chart. :lol: Yeah, I agree that the music direction of Timebomb and Garibay would have been a lot better but Kylie didn't have a lot of artistic freedom when she was with Parlophone, remember when she said she had to fight to get "No More Rain" on her X album? It was only when she joined BMG then she went totally free. "Disco" is a Kylie album by any standards but it seems to break away from her usual euro-dance pop style. It has a lot more force of nature to it.

Supernova

Speaking of touring, she must be hungry for it.

Impossible Princess, for the reason I stated many times. Without the DeCon era, Kylie wouldn't be the artist that she is today.

What's the fuss about this? It's not like they are fishing buddies.

Last Chance, FINALLY!

What have they done to Ella's amazing voice? :(

They are struggling because they turned away from the unique genre in which they created - EDM music mixed with classical instrument. "Rather Be" will always be a classic for me.

"Happiness Not Included" debuts at No.7 on the album chart.

Last Chance

Dancefloor Darling

"That That" is a serious bop.

Last Chance, again. I love "I Love It", it's like Kylie being in her element totally.

Honestly, "Like A Drug" sounds overproduced for me. It's like they wanted to go for a hardest-thumping disco beats but came up with a track with an inconsistent groove.

The song sounds nice but the lyrics... obviously it was a demo. I read the article before, it's a fairest assessment of her vocal ability so far, witness her high pitch when she performed "There Must Be An Angel" and "Your Disco Needs You".

Last Chance Who voted for Miss A Thing? :o