Kylie Minogue

It was a dance/pop album like most of her others and Kiss Me Once, If Only and Les Sex are among the best songs she's ever done.
But some of the worst songs she's ever done are on there too. I wouldn't say the same for Disco (or Golden if we just turn it off after Lost Without You)
 
I dunno if any of you knew this, but apparently Kylie was planning to sign to MCA Records and release "Rhythm of Love" there in the States. "Better The Devil You Know" got featured on the "If Looks Could Kill" soundtrack but considering what happened with Kylie's previous US attempts with Geffen, I don't think it ever properly panned out. There's a promo CD single for "Better The Devil" that's copyrighted to MCA Records/PAL Productions and a test-press cassette of a "Rhythm of Love" US pressing also exists.
 
Would be interesting to see what would happen if it did go through. I think “What Do I Have To Do” and, especially, “Shocked” could’ve done well here at that time but unsure about “Better The Devil You Know” and “Step Back In Time”. Then again, they most likely would’ve been remixed for the US.
 
But some of the worst songs she's ever done are on there too. I wouldn't say the same for Disco (or Golden if we just turn it off after Lost Without You)

The last four tracks on Golden ("Lost Without You" onwards) are bonus tracks, but weren't labelled as such on the digital edition.

So they're not part of the album proper.
 
I dunno if any of you knew this, but apparently Kylie was planning to sign to MCA Records and release "Rhythm of Love" there in the States. "Better The Devil You Know" got featured on the "If Looks Could Kill" soundtrack but considering what happened with Kylie's previous US attempts with Geffen, I don't think it ever properly panned out. There's a promo CD single for "Better The Devil" that's copyrighted to MCA Records/PAL Productions and a test-press cassette of a "Rhythm of Love" US pressing also exists.
If Looks Could Kill flopped pretty badly (which probably explains the title change to Teen Agent in the UK), so I'm not sure that would have helped much.
 
I dunno if any of you knew this, but apparently Kylie was planning to sign to MCA Records and release "Rhythm of Love" there in the States. "Better The Devil You Know" got featured on the "If Looks Could Kill" soundtrack but considering what happened with Kylie's previous US attempts with Geffen, I don't think it ever properly panned out. There's a promo CD single for "Better The Devil" that's copyrighted to MCA Records/PAL Productions and a test-press cassette of a "Rhythm of Love" US pressing also exists.

This was definitely released as a cassette single in the US also. My teen self was bopping to it while also using the Richard Grieco cover as …inspiration.
 

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