Red Blooded Man

Co-Op can't even get her name right, no wonder they can't operate an arena!

On this, I am not even so sure. When she started touring with her "X" album, she got criticized for omitting "I Should Be So Lucky" despite the fact that it was an album tour, not a greatest hits tour.

At this stage, I don't expect a tour until next year.

To be honest, when "Slow" was released, it divided fans as much as when 2H was released so it might put off some casual fans. Speaking of "Slow", Dua Lipa released her new video and it's basically a tribute to "Slow" and ATL.

At least she showed more enthusiasm than "Kiss Me Once". :lol:

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Finally :cheeseblock:

"Dance Monkey" is the most annoying pop song I've ever heard. It grates on me every time it's played on the radio.

Strangely, apart from I Feel For You and Someday, I didn't skip any songs on BL.

Honestly, she should just release a brand new album for fall this year.

Kylie and collabs have never gone well together so I am not holding my breath on this one either.

I skip way too many songs on the album to even consider it a half-decent album. ITB will always be a highlight for me.

I want to like "Can't Get Enough" but it sounds so dated like some singles from her 00s stuff.

I am kinda surprised that Spinning Around wasn't included.

Also, please confirm the vote via your email. I just check my inbox and didn't realize that.

https://edmawards.net/vote-now/ So Kylie is nominated in two categories, Dance Radio Song of The Year & Music Video of The Year. You can vote after having registered your email. Currently Kyllie is at 8% in Dance Radio Song and 9% for Music Video, far behind the top spot.

How far are we from platinum?

I don't think we will get tour until next year, maybe to coincide with her next album?

Absolutely brilliant, reminds me of "Wings". :wub:

To be honest, UK-wise, she has nothing left to prove after having done Glastonbury. All that's left is the stubborn US market.

The song would've been a hit back in 2014 instead of that duet with Enrique. :o

Some great moves there!

The cohesion of the album. :cheeseblock:

Golden was the first step to "re-market" Kylie as a heritage artist while keeping her relevant at the same time, and the execution of this strategy was perfect.

I love Aphrodite, when "Kiss Me Once" was released, I just appreciated it a bit more.