Kylie: The Complete Discography Rate - Part. 1 The Albums+ (RESULTS! 2nd place & WINNER!)

What is your favourite Kylie era?

  • PWL Years: 1989-1993

    Votes: 21 14.8%

  • Deconstruction: 1994-1999

    Votes: 25 17.6%

  • Parlophone+: 2000-

    Votes: 96 67.6%
  • Total voters
    142
P'NutButter

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Stop Me From Falling 8.48


Highest Score: 11 x 1 @M24
10 x 17 @Adora Day, @WhatKindOfKylie?, @Sprockrooster, @SlowGinFizzzz, @nanafan, @Fuchsia,
@mrdonut, @WoW73, @Andsov, @tylerc904, @Cowboystyle, @CasperFan, @ankh, @unnameable, @Robert, @Markus1981, @Remorque
Lowest Score: 3 x 1 @poshbabyyy




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@M24 - 11 So good! The verses are so arresting, and I love that melody in the prechorus omg. And she served looks in that remix video (love hearing her sing that bit in spanish!). I think I'll give it my 11 simply because I'm not sure it'll get the average it deserves.
@Sprockrooster - 10 Honestly this music video of the remix was a serve. Also my absolute summer jam. After a drought of Kylie in my life she came back hard with this. Like an eternal queen.
@nanafan - 10 Kylie classic. She is smoking in the Gente de Zona version video.
@mrdonut - 10 Over time, I’ve loved this more and more. Boasts a brilliantly constructed chorus and post-chorus, and Kylie fucking sells it




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@Andsov - 10 I've always liked Stop Me From Falling, but after the tour it just exploded for me. So good! It's just hook after hook after hook.
@CasperFan - 10 Just as good as Dancing and the for yoooouuu bit is just fabulous. And that video!
@Verandi - 8.5 This sounds like a "live from the kitchen" version of a much superior mix.
@Maki- 7.5 A good song, especially the pre-chorus, and the country twang is really nice here. Again, something is missing, probably production-wise.

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unnameable

unnameable

To be fair, I'm on an internet forum so I'm expecting a few contrarians who say "but of course their more challenging works are far more rewarding" (ie they always upvote the filler no-one else listens to) but I too would prefer "Enjoy Yourself" to "Impossible Princess" if sitting down to listen to as a whole. On a playlist - well that's a whole different story, time to pick and choose from across the whole discography.
 
DJHazey

DJHazey

he/him
As long as Dancing waltzes into the Top 20 where it belongs. It deserves to represent her newest era like that.

Hand On Your Heart has never been up to a lot for me. I knew it had a lot of fans but I've been quietly hoping it'd fall soon.
 
Mirwais Ahmadzaï

Mirwais Ahmadzaï

He/Him/His
Hand on Your Heart is cute, but I'm not too surprised that I'm among the lowest scorers for the album. It's painfully bad in parts. Hand on Your Heart and the title track are the only good songs.

As for Stop Me From Falling, I would've seen it leave a while back, but I'm glad it's gone before Dancing. I don't like Dancing that much either, but it's stronger than Stop Me From Falling. Lost Without You is a cute girl as well, but I don't think she deserves to be here this far along.
 
Maki

Maki

I though we would lose "Lost Without You" before "Stop Me from Falling".
Either way, it's not a loss, despite being a really good song.
 
P'NutButter

P'NutButter




@mrdonut - 11 IP was a better era for me than it was for Kylie I imagine: I was at uni, I finally had a boyfriend and my eyes were being opened by the world in front of me – and the soundtrack playing along was arguably her most impressive and daring collection of songs of all time. I remember playing the album (possibly this track or perhaps it was Drunk) and someone saying ‘ooh is that a new Curve song’. Amazing. Confide was going to be my choice of 11 but in the end I went with Too Far; it’s my small way of showing appreciation for, and recognition of, Kylie self-penning a song that takes its listeners on a fantastic rollercoaster ride. How I wish she had the confidence to write more often. The sheer DRAMA that is on offer in Too Far, from that frenetic lyric opening that instantly pulls the rug from under your feet to the pervasive piano hook, not to mention that later crescendo. It’s a triumph and I wish more people were aware of it.


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@nanafan - 10 What a fantastic track. Very nearly my 11 for this era and I hope this does really well. Showed there was more to her than a PWL puppet. Superbly written and fantastically executed and produced. Kicks off the album in style and sets the time of the record.
@KingBruno - 9.5 One of her most underrated songs. And possibly her most unique? And the writing is solely credited to her!
@Ugly Beauty - 9 What an opener.
@Andsov - 10 Legendary song. So claustrophobic and dark. It's Kylie top 3.


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@MrJames - 9.5 - I love that she wrote this all by herself. Taylor Swift is quaking. An epic masterpiece! I love the bit where you think it’s all over and then it all kicks off again.
@CasperFan - 9 So dark and brooding and brilliant-and all penned by Kylie!
@Verandi - 10 Forever her best opener alongside Confide In Me. Amazing in every way.
@M24 - 8 Such an odd song! It's grown on me however. I can't really explain why, I guess it's the frantic pacing that makes it so worthwhile?


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