Kylie could very easily do an Anti-tour every 5 years or something. There's so much material to choose from.
That Best Of from 20212, just NO. Ok, I of course still caved it and got it for the DVD with it mainly. And I didn't mind the use of past single logos for make up the back artwork cover not to mention all the various Kylie logos on the discs themselves. But, for an 25th anniversary release, it really was poor. Just 1 disc (CD), and an rather odd tracklist too. I still refuse to believe that like they claimed at the time fans chose it. Only one Rhythm Of Love single being on it and yet Tears On My Pillow was, says it all.I don’t even count that Best Of as official, being that it didn’t even have the new single Timebomb on it. What was the point?
That Best Of from 20212, just NO. Ok, I of course still caved it and got in for the DVD with it mainly. And I didn't mind the use of past single logos for make up the back artwork cover not to mention all the various Kylie logos on the discs themselves. But, for an 25th anniversary release, it really was poor. Just 1 disc (CD), and an rather odd tracklist too. I still refuse to believe that like they claimed at the time fans chose it. Only one Rhythm Of Love single being on it and yet Teats On My Pillow was, says it all.
HA! Ooops, sure is!That's a whole different song.
According to MixKylie, Skirt was only released digitally, so the promo is probably fake.Anyone know if the 7” promo of Skirt is legit? Discog website just confuses me!! Thanks in advance
Thank you! Really appreciate your helpAccording to MixKylie, Skirt was only released digitally, so the promo is probably fake.
Me too! I love the Switch remixSkirt is such a bop. I sometimes wish that Kiss Me Once was the full on slutty edm-pop bangerthon Skirt hinted at.
While I agree that it seems like an utter farce that the tracklist was curated by fans, "Tears On My Pillow" was Kylie's sole 90's UK No. 1, so its place on the tracklist made some sense. "Celebration," however, made significantly less sense (Australian No. 21, UK No. 20).Just 1 disc (CD), and an rather odd tracklist too. I still refuse to believe that like they claimed at the time fans chose it. Only one Rhythm Of Love single being on it and yet Tears On My Pillow was, says it all.
While I agree that it seems like an utter farce that the tracklist was curated by fans, "Tears On My Pillow" was Kylie's sole 90's UK No. 1, so its place on the tracklist made some sense. "Celebration," however, made significantly less sense (Australian No. 21, UK No. 20).
The actual tea is that this is nonsense.The real tea is that the PWL-era Kylie songs that are not awful can be counted on one hand.
Bull. ShitThe real tea is that the PWL-era Kylie songs that are not awful can be counted on one hand.
You were not fabulous enough to be born in time to appreciate them.The real tea is that the PWL-era Kylie songs that are not awful can be counted on one hand.
And they are…?The real tea is that the PWL-era Kylie songs that are not awful can be counted on one hand.
The real tea is that the PWL-era Kylie songs that are awful can be counted on one hand.