You know what we really, truly deserve from a vinyl reissue? X on clear vinyl with yellow, red, and white splatter. Or alternatively black with red and white splatter.
Hopefully it will be a reality anyway.Are there rumours of this happening or is it just fan chat?
Biff's done many a great Kylie track, so new material from them together is always most welcome for me.
I always got the feeling they resent it being her last top 10 and the fact it is one of her best selling singles.Bop! Kylie fans hating it... fools.
I always got the feeling they resent it being her last top 10 and the fact it is one of her best selling singles.
I am 100% in this camp. As a song, it’s fine. It offers very little but is fairly inoffensive. However it pales in comparison to 90% of her discography, so I am proudly bitter about its success.I always got the feeling they resent it being her last top 10 and the fact it is one of her best selling singles.
Nah, it's just generic as hell. It's OK for what it is but if this was just a standalone Taio track, next to no one would remember it.
Shame too, it's a rather lovely song and still sounds great now I think. Guess the whole era probably brings back more bad memories than good.She doesn't seem to have much love for Into The Blue... Tweets to celebrate past hits and various anniversaries, but nothing for ITB. Fans twitted a lot about, she did nothing. How sad.
Bop! Kylie fans hating it... fools.
Shame too, it's a rather lovely song and still sounds great now I think. Guess the whole era probably brings back more bad memories than good.
She probably didn't check her Twitter that day. I don't think we need to read too much into it given previous tweets on Into The Blue.
Darren Hayes' new song came up on my Spotify release radar and I can't help but thinking that Kylie should be singing it and she would have killed the vocals.
Yes, not a bad song at all that, love the production on it.When I heard this my first thought was that I hope Kylie's next album shares a similar soundscape.