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Rants and Annoyances? This fucking forum, I think Im over it and some of the people in it, I'm done. I'm gutted, because I've enjoyed many a conversation about pop music, old and new, and hopefully have imparted some "grand old gay" advice in the gay and relashionships threads, but there's just...

You know what, I'm at a stage where I've fucking had enough of this forum, if you don't fit the clique, then you're not in, which is really ironic because of what a lot of us (and our life choices) have had to put up with. I enjoy pop music, this is great pop music to my ears, thats what I came...

Well I like the album, its full of bops, end of.

Oh it would be fantastic if she could sneak an actual hit out of this era, even if not actually from Golden, it's doing Paloma good! Just finished listening to the A-Z, just how brilliant was that, so great to hear her talk so passionately about her career, and that she stans for the likes of...

Well second listen through and already the second half begins to shine a bit more and come alive, particularly after ditching the Boys II Men track. The up tempos are very boppable, and the ballads have a real classic feel, I particularly love Through It All. It's actually a great album.

Brilliant, and bless him, he's no actor but David is always a sport with sending himself up. Love the "you smell amazing..." line, because you just know he does!

Well it certainly comes out of the gate fighting, what a stellar first 5 tracks! However, it then quickly looses steam. Still decent, but the latter half of the album probably needs time whereas those first tracks grab you from the very first listen. I'll be giving it a chance though, and it is...

Wow, loving this too. I'm really enjoying this whole weird thing.

Really? It's the one thing that keeps me coming back to them even when the material turns generic, hearing it cut through the acoustics of The Royal Albert Hall really was something.

I really really like it, less "slick" than the the Wild World stuff, but still very much them.

So a weird Kylie reference in The Evening Standard tonight, I'm sure it was meant as a dig, but I actually think it's funny* and shows how hard she's been working! *Well funnier than the actual "joke" in the cartoon strip!

That’s not good!

Must say I'm a tad concerned they haven't announced any European dates yet, surely it's not just a UK tour (the budget will be miniscule!)

Yes, it’s actually really interesting again.

I see it listed as Kylie at 50: Especially For You, so at least its a new programme rather than a rehash (since there has been a We ❤Kylie thing before)

...well except for Slow, which was was the Body Language title track...and anyway, to hell with previous "traditions".

God, I'm so gay, I love that! Have signed up!

Watched back this morning and it was much better than first thought, yes nasally, but actually only most noticable in that exposed first verse. It actaully really was a lovely performance, and great that she took the "risk" of performing such an exposing song. Stop Me From Falling however was...

Have to agree, vocals by no means bad, we just know she can do better, as shown by the RAH shows, maybe nerves with the new (different) material, maybe just she's feeling more exposed... the Your Disco Pride performance also was certainly not her best of that song either. But you know what, its...

Stop Me From Falling was great, but must admit, Radio On sounded very nasaly, came together by the end though, our girl still done good. [Edit] ..and I think Paloma (who I love too) had as many pitching issues...