The way the calendar has me more excited than some of the songs on here ddddd (I do love a good calendar.) From the bonus tracks I can say that they do feel a bit like more of the same, a shame there isn’t a bit more of a palette cleanser in there but whatever, Fine Wine pops the fuck off. Also, her performing September - the utter taste, I can’t wait.
Upon additional re-listens, my favorites remain the same. And I stand by my feelings towards "Monday Blues"—it's a mess. "Last Chance" has grown on me after I initially dismissed it as too pastiche. And I don't know if I actually dislike "Fine Wine" or if I'm just disappointed that it isn't the slinky mid-tempo bop that I thought that it'd be based on its title and that Disco desperately needs. Also, Kylie has uploaded each track onto YouTube with their own cover art.
My ass gonna pop off to this all weekend when Pennsylvania comes in for Biden ddddd Dance Floor Darling is fucking amazing.
So...I know this has been brought up already but why the FUCK was Dance Floor Darling not the followup to Say Something???
A minor complaint I have about the album is that it sounds like all the Sky Adams tracks are trying to blow out my ears. They're so loud, even on low volume. Maybe it's just me - I dunno.
Dance Floor Darling feels more like single #4 to me - just when the general public think they know what the album is about Kylie surprises them with something fresh.
Also, yes, Monday Blues is great to these ears. It reminds me of Ursula 1000 (who would actually be kind of an amazing fit for Kylie now that I think about it?)