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<blockquote data-quote="Alexis" data-source="post: 249096" data-attributes="member: 68"><p>Nice choices from both albums, I agree that Cant Get You Outta My Head is overplayed. My fav track from Light Years are probably not fan favourites. They are, Please Stay, a song I just think is magical. I had a smash hits song lyric card of it pinned to my mirror for many more years than I should have. It was perfect pop. Perfectly romantic pop. The kind of Kylie dance pop I love. </p><p>From Fever, my faces are Love Affair and Dancefloor. I agree, the singles from that era are overplayed as Kylie was everywhere then, not that I should complain. </p><p></p><p>Body Language a the time was my least fav Kylie album although I loved the album singles. Red blooded woman and Chocolate and Slow are great, and my fav song is Loving Days. X is very varied for her, my fav is The One. Everything I ever needed in a Kylie song! I also hold similar feelings about No More Rain. My bestfriend/cousin is a little younger than me, so I would always take her to Kylie shows. She got sick with cancer, she's fine now, but when she was ill we both realised we liked this song much more than we thought we did initially. Kylie giving joy from 1988!</p><p></p><p>It's pop perfection! In the same vein of maybe I Believe In You, which I also love, but all the lovers is so inclusive, and so loving and embracing. So hopeful! She cemented herself as a pop Goddess around this time!</p><p></p><p>Get's a lot of flack because a lot of people hated the album. I loved Into The Blue. It was Kylie but grown up! I also love Fine, weirdly reminds me of Kate Bush! Sleeping With The Enemy from the Deluxe is stunning. </p><p></p><p>Yes! The song is so much more than it appears to be. Not just about being delighted to go out and be dancing with your friends... But also about being able to go out dancing... Then end. Stunning, underrated, not fully understood! Queen!</p><p></p><p>I loved Disco on first few listens and then I have to admit I neglected it for Steps album when it came out. Disco is great though. I loved Say Something which gives me all kinds of Queen Radio Gaga realness, and I love Magic, which is honestly just an homage to Barry White's Love Theme even if NOBODY picked up on it. For me though the highlight of the album is Supernova. The camptastic ludicrousness of it could only have been achieved by Kylie. Dua Lipa maybe regurgitated Kylie's Fever but she never would have had the wit or balls or initiative to record Supernova. </p><p>Kylie and her Alien sidekick gesticulating and speculating over her new alien love god in '70s amazingness, while getting operatic on those Adlibs! NEVER at any point in my life did I need this more than now.</p><p>Real Groove is also effortlessly stunning.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alexis, post: 249096, member: 68"] Nice choices from both albums, I agree that Cant Get You Outta My Head is overplayed. My fav track from Light Years are probably not fan favourites. They are, Please Stay, a song I just think is magical. I had a smash hits song lyric card of it pinned to my mirror for many more years than I should have. It was perfect pop. Perfectly romantic pop. The kind of Kylie dance pop I love. From Fever, my faces are Love Affair and Dancefloor. I agree, the singles from that era are overplayed as Kylie was everywhere then, not that I should complain. Body Language a the time was my least fav Kylie album although I loved the album singles. Red blooded woman and Chocolate and Slow are great, and my fav song is Loving Days. X is very varied for her, my fav is The One. Everything I ever needed in a Kylie song! I also hold similar feelings about No More Rain. My bestfriend/cousin is a little younger than me, so I would always take her to Kylie shows. She got sick with cancer, she's fine now, but when she was ill we both realised we liked this song much more than we thought we did initially. Kylie giving joy from 1988! It's pop perfection! In the same vein of maybe I Believe In You, which I also love, but all the lovers is so inclusive, and so loving and embracing. So hopeful! She cemented herself as a pop Goddess around this time! Get's a lot of flack because a lot of people hated the album. I loved Into The Blue. It was Kylie but grown up! I also love Fine, weirdly reminds me of Kate Bush! Sleeping With The Enemy from the Deluxe is stunning. Yes! The song is so much more than it appears to be. Not just about being delighted to go out and be dancing with your friends... But also about being able to go out dancing... Then end. Stunning, underrated, not fully understood! Queen! I loved Disco on first few listens and then I have to admit I neglected it for Steps album when it came out. Disco is great though. I loved Say Something which gives me all kinds of Queen Radio Gaga realness, and I love Magic, which is honestly just an homage to Barry White's Love Theme even if NOBODY picked up on it. For me though the highlight of the album is Supernova. The camptastic ludicrousness of it could only have been achieved by Kylie. Dua Lipa maybe regurgitated Kylie's Fever but she never would have had the wit or balls or initiative to record Supernova. Kylie and her Alien sidekick gesticulating and speculating over her new alien love god in '70s amazingness, while getting operatic on those Adlibs! NEVER at any point in my life did I need this more than now. Real Groove is also effortlessly stunning. [/QUOTE]
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