Red Blooded Man

One Last Kiss

The Japanese cover of "Turn it into love" isn't that bad. :lol:

I've started learning Japanese so I decided to dig into J-pop and I found this: It was far more successful than Kylie's original version, went to No.1 and sold more than 600K in Japan. wcvnmwrsJn8 And they covered "Especially for you" in their next album but I don't think they released the cover as a single: xyFBFi7PcG4

It's time for "Every Little Part of Me" to go.

What's even Grown Up Disco?

Every Little Part of Me

The birth rate in her family certainly well exceeds the replacement birth rate a developed country needs.

They took the Kylie comparison a bit too seriously.

Oh god, she has to repeat "Murder on the dancefloor" at the end every time.

Honestly, it's not my type of music but it can grow on me.

In no particular order: 1. Red Blooded Woman 2. Slow 3. Better the Devil You Know 4. Stop Me From Fallin' 5. On a Night Like This 6. All The Lovers 7. Please Stay 8. In My Arms 9. Confide In Me 10. Into the Blue

Her cover of "True Faith" is good!

It's good, I like it. As a pop song, I find it a bit soothing.

Sounds a bit meh.

This is good, haven't liked anything from since the Hideaway era.

Love the album cover, getting a nice Donna Summer vibe. :wub:

Classic Dixie Chicks sound!

*In Kylie's voice* Thank you! But WOW, the mega mix is three times longer than the one I listened to.

Alex Gaudino is so yesteryear...

I can't believe you guys haven't commented on the gorgeous video. :mellow: You can always Overtime when the album is out on Spotify.

This is utterly smooth and sublime, 80s and 90s disco mixed into one. :wub: I honestly can't wait for the new album! Edit: the last bit of the video is a traditional Serbian wedding. kw56LGfrf4A

Hi all I am currently looking for a Kylie megamix. Pretty sure that it's a mix done by a fan. It has the intro that says "Kylie Minogue, Disco Diva, Pop Princess, Kylie Minogue is here, Kylie Minogue is HERE" (obviously it was ripped from the Fever documentary) Then it proceeds to I believe in You. The mix lasts for about six and half minutes and features every snippet of her singles from 2000-2005. If anyone can post a link to the mix, I'd really appreciate it.

This is groovy enough for me but I am expecting more.

I would love them to go back to the roots of mixing dance with classical music. "Rather Be" is still their best single but "Rockabye" is a very close second.

Wasn't "Kids" released in 2000?