I don’t mind though, it seems to please plenty of others and I always have the later albums in any case. I hate to say it but apart from a few notable moments I didn’t really get on with the KM94 album, a bit too much style over substance. Put yourself in my place (from Kylie Minogue) I suppose the death isn’t SO unexpected given its appearance on Murder Ballads, but it’s evidently news to poor Eliza Day.ġ6. I love her deep vocals on there, that chorus is beautiful too. Where the wild roses grow (from Murder Ballads)Ī weird one now, and only the 2nd most unusual Kylie death behind that incident with the fork-lift truck, the disabled man and the Space Titanic… Anyway a gorgeous waltz duet with the horrifying Nick Cave. A naughty-but-nice electro slutfest, firmly on the right side of the line that Kylie seems to tightrope over when making songs like this.ġ7. Only made the cut as a bonus track from X which is a shame, I could happily have thrown a few of the tracks under the bus in favour of this. I noted earlier that this sounded basically like a Dragonette song, which is NO bad thing, it’s even like a GOOD Dragonette single. I’m not crazy on the tone of voice, it’s quite high for most of it, must give her a sore throat singing it. But this seemed to have a lot more depth to it. I didn’t really like most of the stuff during that era, seemed too many cutesy bits about boys and love and boys breaking hearts ETC ETC. Happily it’s not now her lowest peaking single to date, it always deserved better than that label.Īnother of the few representatives from the early years, going right back to the first album now. It comes out only a bit more indie than a Kym Marsh single, but it’s a nice fresh feeling spring track, with some lovely STRINGS (you know what I’m like with strings). has guitars) career with a hand from James Dean Bradfield from the Manic Street Preachers. Didn’t really go to plan, to say the least, but tried to launch her “indie” (i.e. Lead single from that difficult… um… sixth album. Some kind of bliss (from Impossible Princess) Time for another helping of Kylie’s best tracks – or at least my favourites … what are yours?Ģ0.
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