Kylie Minogue

Change Your Mind (unreleased) is the only snub from the era imo. The album would benefit from a quieter, moodier moment and Change Your Mind was exactly that. The lyrics are quite devastating but thematically it’s not that different to Everything Is Beautiful.
It’s okay! Definitely more contemporary than some of the other tracks.

I think Higher deserves an honorary mention as well, what a banger.
 
I'm curious to hear what material you didn't think aged well. I don't disagree personally. I think that basically all of her PWL material, Aphrodite and parts of Light Years haven't aged particularly well.

I'm actually impressed at how well KM94 has aged, aside from "Time Will Pass You By," which has aged like milk.
I listened through Impossible Princess, Light Years, Fever, Body Language, X, Aphrodite, Kiss Me Once, and Golden. I'd heard Disco previously, and only took Say Something.

The only songs I took from Light Years were On A Night Like This (huge standout), Please Stay, and Butterfly. As an album, Fever actually held up the best - the mixes sound good and the hooks are undeniably strong. Body Language was probably my least favorite overall - I took nothing despite having high hopes for Fever's follow-up. X bled together (which surprised me because that era of music was so prominent for me), but the singles were okay.

Her 10s discography was pretty strong. Aphrodite was my favorite next to Fever - All The Lovers, Get Outta My Way, Closer, Everything Is Beautiful, Aphrodite, Illusion feel like songs she's just at home on. Kiss Me Once was a mixed bag - Million Miles is well-crafted, I wasn't shocked when I saw it shared writers from Get Outta My Way. Les Sex was probably dated upon arrival but it's a shameful bop.


A lot of these songs capture nostalgia really well, and maybe that differs from aging.
 
Red Blooded Woman has crept up to being one of my all time favourite Kylie tracks. I'd love to hear her on something so hard and menacing again. She just sounds so at home in that soundscape. Maybe Padam Padam being a hit will inspire her to start being more sonically adventurous again. Even albums like X, Body Language and Kiss Me Once were a bit scattered sonically (putting it politely) there were some experiments that just really worked and are a big part of why I love her music so much.

I mantian that with a few tracklisting tweaks Kiss Me Once could be one of her very best.
 
Red Blooded Woman has crept up to being one of my all time favourite Kylie tracks. I'd love to hear her on something so hard and menacing again. She just sounds so at home in that soundscape. Maybe Padam Padam being a hit will inspire her to start being more sonically adventurous again. Even albums like X, Body Language and Kiss Me Once were a bit scattered sonically (putting it politely) there were some experiments that just really worked and are a big part of why I love her music so much.

I mantian that with a few tracklisting tweaks Kiss Me Once could be one of her very best.
I had the same thought. It feels like her post-2000 output is divided between the safer albums that play to her audience (Light Years, Aphrodite, Disco) and the albums where she decides to go a little bit out there and play around with more sounds (Body Language, X, Kiss Me Once). While it's hard not to love effervescent, disco pop Kylie, the slightly weirder albums are always so much more satisfying to me.
 
"Obsession" slaps. "After Dark" might be a bit bland—it's certainly no "Can't Get You Out Of My Head"—but at least it's listenable, unlike "I Feel For You" with its annoying samples.
That’s the part I love! All the weird thunder claps at the start and the quirky riffs and sounds. I love it
 
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The only songs I took from Light Years were On A Night Like This (huge standout), Please Stay, and Butterfly. As an album, Fever actually held up the best - the mixes sound good and the hooks are undeniably strong. Body Language was probably my least favorite overall - I took nothing despite having high hopes for Fever's follow-up. X bled together (which surprised me because that era of music was so prominent for me), but the singles were okay.

This entire paragraph was painful to read.
 
This entire paragraph was painful to read.
I was surprised at how much material didn't have an effect on me. I'll probably give the 00s albums another spin because I did listen to all of these back to back with no breathing room.
 
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