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Kylie: The Complete Discography Rate - Part. 1 The Albums+ (RESULTS! 2nd place & WINNER!)
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I'm not surprised at any of these songs, neither are favourites of mine, though I do have a soft spot for both My Secret Heart (5.5) and Telltale Signs (5). On reflection I scored AAAAAA too high (6.5)
By the way, the lie that was hiding in that controversial opinions post was:
- "Love at First Sight" (1988) is better than "Love at First Sight" (2001).
Gutted. A solid early vocal on record from Kylie and retro ballad done right. I hate how the PWL years are gonna be done hard by, just now it!
This is hilarious for me watching the reactions as I know what's still to come!
No World Without You 4.68
Highest Score: 9 x 2 @WhatKindOfKylie?, @Sprockrooster
Lowest Score: 0 x 2 @SlowGinFizzzz, @Hurricane Drunk
@Andsov - 7 I remember a review comparing Lets Get to It to paella - seemingly random ingredients put together. Nice enough, but it doesn't quite make sense.
@nanafan - 6.5 The low moment of the album. Loses momentum and is one I skip.
@mrdonut - 6 That opening line is very clunky but nice to hear Kylie developing vocally.
@Maki- 5.5 I appreciate the sentiment, but this is quite boring and the melody just leaves me cold. Great vocals, beautiful vocals.
@Hudweiser - 4 I get she was starting to write for herself a bit here, and can forgive this sounding so stripped and trial and error-y, but b-sides 'Do You Dare' and 'Closer' could've replaced this with ease.
@M24 - 3 Is this about the death of a friend? Or is it simply about the loss of a lover? I tried to find more info online but I couldn't.
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No World Without You 4.68
Highest Score: 9 x 2 @WhatKindOfKylie?, @Sprockrooster
Lowest Score: 0 x 2 @SlowGinFizzzz, @Hurricane Drunk
@Andsov - 7 I remember a review comparing Lets Get to It to paella - seemingly random ingredients put together. Nice enough, but it doesn't quite make sense.
@nanafan - 6.5 The low moment of the album. Loses momentum and is one I skip.
@mrdonut - 6 That opening line is very clunky but nice to hear Kylie developing vocally.
@Maki- 5.5 I appreciate the sentiment, but this is quite boring and the melody just leaves me cold. Great vocals, beautiful vocals.
@Hudweiser - 4 I get she was starting to write for herself a bit here, and can forgive this sounding so stripped and trial and error-y, but b-sides 'Do You Dare' and 'Closer' could've replaced this with ease.
@M24 - 3 Is this about the death of a friend? Or is it simply about the loss of a lover? I tried to find more info online but I couldn't.
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Paella is iconic! If it was a Kylie album it would be X.
Tell Tale Signs deserved better frankly it’s middle of the road but hardly her worst unlike No World Without You which ruins Let’s Get To It for me.
I think I prefer the original mix actually - it sounds a bit more engaging
There's quite a difference in the averages between this and Tell Tale Signs - I imagine differences will get brutally smaller once we get further
There's quite a difference in the averages between this and Tell Tale Signs - I imagine differences will get brutally smaller once we get further
I rest my case already it would seem with this so far....
First of all: whew, that average score jump!
And, yeah, this is a good elimination.
Like I've said, "No World Without You" contains lovely vocals, but literally nothing impressive about it and remains one of the weakest links of "Let's Get to It". It's very pleasant, though, and is a nice toned-down moment. At least I can recall how it goes, unlike some of the other songs from her early albums.
Just listened to the original mix, and I find it slightly better, but there's a strong element of cheapness that is off-putting.
Even though I didn't expect it to leave so early, "No World Without You" won't be missed (unlike the song's lyrics suggest).
And, yeah, this is a good elimination.
Like I've said, "No World Without You" contains lovely vocals, but literally nothing impressive about it and remains one of the weakest links of "Let's Get to It". It's very pleasant, though, and is a nice toned-down moment. At least I can recall how it goes, unlike some of the other songs from her early albums.
Just listened to the original mix, and I find it slightly better, but there's a strong element of cheapness that is off-putting.
Even though I didn't expect it to leave so early, "No World Without You" won't be missed (unlike the song's lyrics suggest).
I am surprised Time Will Pass You By is still here, didn't think that was loved much at all.
That was one of my (many) discovery highlights from doing this rate. Such a great song. Surely it won’t be going any time soon??
I love it too, just didn't think it was that loved on here.