Given that it's the same team that put together her first LP, it's no surprise that Enjoy Yourself sounds very similar to her debut. Which is fine if you take into...
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While the production values on Kylie's debut are dated at best and the tunes are nothing but standard late-'80s Stock-Aitken-Waterman bubblegum, there are some rather...
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Confide in Me collects the highlights from Kylie Minogue's two albums for Deconstruction in the mid- to late '90s, 1994's Kylie Minogue and 1997's The Impossible Princess,...
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It's pathetic, really, Kylie Minogue burrowing her way onto U.S. soil and digging up our pop music lawns. It seems apparent, after just a cursory look at her career, that...
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Fame can be a fleeting mistress, and nowhere more so than in the land of dance-pop divas. Many are lucky enough to have a hit album, much less two or three. What usually...
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In 1998, Kylie Minogue was dropped by dance label DeConstruction, and some thought she had committed career suicide. Obviously, the backlash of 1997's Impossible Princess...
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Fame can be a fleeting mistress, and nowhere more so than in the land of dance-pop divas. Many are lucky enough to have one hit album, much less two or three. What usually...
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If Light Years was the comeback, and Fever the confirmation, then Body Language can best be described as Kylie's "big step forward." Sure it's still simple dance-pop, but...
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Capitalizing on her surging popularity in the States, Arista found themselves promoting Kylie Minogue in early 2002 with the reissue of her Hits + album. This particular...
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Kylie Minogue's story of success may seem a bit odd to those who weren't aware of her dominance over the pop charts in Europe, Asia, and Australia during the '90s. To most...
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There certainly hasn't been a shortage of Kylie Minogue hits compilations. Not all of them may have hit American shores, since she's never been as popular in the U.S. as...
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Confide in Me collects the highlights from Kylie Minogue's two albums for Deconstruction in the mid- to late '90s, 1994's Kylie Minogue and 1997's The Impossible Princess,...
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Capitalizing on her surging popularity in the States, Arista found themselves promoting Kylie Minogue in early 2002 with the reissue of her Hits + album. This particular...
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Meant as a statement of her new direction, Kylie Minogue's fifth album no longer featured the Stock-Aitken-Waterman production gloss and found the diminutive singer working...
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Pint-sized pop diva Kylie Minogue's continued crossover from lightweight pop puppet to respected artist continued with the release of this, a compilation of remixed singles...
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The German version of Kylie Minogue's Your Disco Needs You offers more variations on the song's disco decadence, ranging from the shiny, string-driven "Casino Radio & Club...
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