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Kylie Minogue's story of success may seem a bit odd to those who weren't aware of her dominance over the pop charts in Europe, Asia, and Australia during the '90s. To most stateside listeners, she was a strange anomaly. She appeared for a moment in the late '80s with a ditzy cover of "The Loco-Motion," and then 15 years later returned as a stylish Euro-babe with "Can't Get You Out of My Head." Also during this time, Minogue pretty much turned a blind eye to America, going through career ups and downs without even bothering to release any of her material in the U.S. It's a shame, really, because while many wrote her off for her 1987 cutesiness, she spent the '90s maturing and developing new ideas that would allow her to become the closest thing to Madonna that Australia -- or even Europe for that matter -- could come up with. Enter this collection, released in 2003, which finally puts together a valid and well-represented (yet oddly out of chronological order) anthology of what Americans were missing. All the singles are here, from the first album up to and including her "difficult" last record for deconstruction, Impossible Princess. As an extra bonus, the second CD is loaded with new and rare remixes that are certainly worth having. For those who were surprised by her sudden reappearance, this will fill in the picture quite nicely, and for those who just couldn't get enough of Minogue upon hearing her for the first time in 2002, Greatest Hits 87-97 will surely satisfy. ~ Chris True, All Music Guide
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- Fever
- Released 2002
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- X
- Released 2007
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- Body Language
- Released 2004
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- Ultimate Kylie
- Released 2005
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Kylie 101
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- By Scamouflage
- 4/14/2009 15:30:17
- So you don’t know much about Kylie Minogue. You’ve probably heard the name once or twice. You most likely fall into one of these two camps: (1) You danced to her cover of The Loco-Motion in the 80s; (2) You danced to her biggest hit Can’t Get You Out Of My Mind in the 00s. Well, if you knew Kylie in the 80s and lost track until 2002, this collection is designed for you. All her European hits are there. You’ll discover why only Madonna achieved more success than Kylie on the U.K. Top 40. After all, she is the only artist to have her first 13 singles reach the Top 10. Try Better The Devil You Know first and go from there. Songs like Je Ne Sais Pas Pourquoi and Tears On My Pillow have aged less well, but you’ll love the campy Step Back In Time and What Do I Have To Do. This album is, save for Ultimate Kylie (not available on the Marketplace), the best Kylie 101 class out there. Enjoy Yourself!
P.S.: Don’t hesitate to try out my Kylie Quiz. - 1 out of 1 people
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