Well, we never got a Body Language tour, just the Money Can't Buy one-off. So perhaps Disco will be another one-off with Infinite Disco. I'm sure a lot of these songs will get performed in future shows anyway. Right now, I'd rather focus be on new music and maybe getting a new album out in late 2022/early 2023 than trying to stretch out the Disco campaign for another 6-12 months.
I'm sure that Body Language would've received a tour if the era had performed better—instead we got a Greatest Hits album that could've been interpreted as damage control and a tour to support that—whereas Disco has performed very well, I'd assume that it's even exceeded expectations. Obviously, I wouldn't object to new music though.
It's all relative, isn't it. I'm sure Body Language made more money for Kylie/the label than Disco has but obviously things were much different back in 2003. Even Kiss Me Once got a tour so I don't necessarily think a Body Language tour wouldn't have been successful I suppose they just felt like capitalising on her recent success with a Greatest Hits made more sense.
Disco's singles run with the first 3 from the original album and now the 3 from the re issue, are certainly up there as one of my all time favourite Kylie singles run. All total class.
Infinite Disco, really is one amazing show one year on. If this still remains the only concert as such to come out of the era, than am happy.
Am I the only one who misses the bum shaped Darling bottle? Kylie really chasing that sensible Radio 2 coin….
Been to this little shop a couple of times and it’s such a nice welcoming atmosphere, the owners are really nice as well. It’s like the only LGBT owned record shop in Nashville. Kylie also left a comment on the post.
as it's a reissue and most folk who want it would presumably have it by now, I'd imagine a considerable drop. But we can expect it to get a little boost in December when the batch of unshipped vinyls are sent out. Maybe they'll time the Gloria Gaynor video for that week too?
