Kiss Me Once

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Álbum maravilhoso,muito dançante sem contar q é lindo o visual da obra !!😍👏🏽

Se upp med denna skiva då den inte följer standarden för ljud CD.Får prova i en gammal CD spelare för den fungerar inte med min i mediaspelaren.

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昔からカイリーミノーグは好きで購入しました。ノリノリでかっこよいアルバムだと思います。

Kylie Minogue is in a class by herself. No one else in the pop genre even comes close to her run of great albums, starting long ago with her self-titled album and Impossible Princess, through Light Years, Fever, Body Language, X, and Aphrodite (not to mention the brilliant singles and Abbey Road remake album). The biggest fear, when she switched to the new label, was that she'd radically change her sound. The subpar single "Skirt" made a lot of us fans a bit nervous. It wasn't terrible, but I don't think anyone wanted an entire album of songs like that from Kylie. Fortunately, Kiss Me Once is another outstanding album, feeling like a blend of X and Aphrodite.The thing we love about Kylie is her tremendous positivity and neo-disco grooves. She's also a better singer than she's generally given credit for. That's the problem with the one real misstep on this album, which is the duet with Enrique Iglesias. It's not a bad song, but the autotune is so heavy that it seems pointless to have two talented singers in it. Their voices could have carried that song just fine and given it personality. Instead, it's a bit too robotic and doesn't have that Kylie feel.The rest of the album is pure Kylie, though. Even as she gets more explicit (three songs with "sex" in the title!), she's still more of a winking coquette than a sex object like so many pop stars think they have to be. Songs like "Into the Blue," "I Was Gonna Cancel," "Million Miles," and "If Only" are going to be great in Kylie's live shows. The pulsating beats and great rhythms work perfectly as the kind of music Kylie does best.At this point, Kylie can only be judged against herself. She's well beyond her peers in the industry. Though I would not consider this her best (Light Years and Fever hold that honor for me, but, as I mentioned earlier, all her modern albums have been tremendous) this one stands tall amongst her releases over the past decade.