Penelope
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Better Than Today was disGUSTING
Well yes, but we all agree with THATHeartstrings is better than anything on the album
I'll pop a quick Rennie to get into the funky does Kylie moód
but sadly not
OK so I'm not really feeling this because the songs are melding into one a bit now. I have moaned in the past that Kylie's albums are a little all over the place, whereas now I feel it's all a bit samey. This is like the other two, but not as good. I also don't feel this sound compliments her voice. But I don't hate it.Closer is a definite highlight of the album for me, there's a weird MENACE to it that I really appreciate.
The annoying thing about this one is that we knew that Nerina Pallot was writing for this album before it came out, and she did a live performance of (what ended up being) her OWN very good song called Put Your Hands Up - there was some brief confusion where people thought that was the song she'd done for Kylie because of the same title, but this was actually written by someone else and isn't particularly great05 Put Your Hands Up (If You Feel Love) - I was hoping this was going to be a cover/sample of PUT YOUR HANDS UP FOR DETROIT![]()
but sadly not
OK so I'm not really feeling this because the songs are melding into one a bit now. I have moaned in the past that Kylie's albums are a little all over the place, whereas now I feel it's all a bit samey. This is like the other two, but not as good. I also don't feel this sound compliments her voice. But I don't hate it.

I probably wouldn't mind but 2010 pop was NOT my favourite era, with its reliance on heavy electro sounds and club beats in every pop song, and this album is positively DROWNING in synths. HOWEVER, here I am enjoying what is, yet again, another strong song. The chorus in particular here is fabulous. This feels like Kylie having a lot of fun. I think I'd go back to this too, it feels like a good discovery. The chorus just pops, I love how she sings it. Kylie does, usually tend to land hard on title tracks I've noticed...
I find it very joyous, and it made a fantastic opener for the tour.

Next up is a bit of a divisive one!

it's all over the place! This is a kitcken sink song - Stuart Price threw everything at this and it's a mess. It's got a lot of gay anthem tropes in there, so I might be against the grain here, but there were so many songs around this time doing this sound and I just hated it. It's just NOISE to me! Sorry gang.
God I hate those heavy distorted synths in the chorus! This feels like a reject from MDNA or Rebel Heart. I was going to ZERO this but I think her voice sounds really strong here so I'm going to acknowledge that at least. The last two songs have been very similar and to be fair, they're still atypical to the album in their instant sound and anthemic quality, but everything just far from my choice of pop. I don't miss this pop era at all.Too Much also had Calvin Harris and Jake Shears in the mix, along with Price. Too many cooks?



there must be a melody sequence that is similar to one of theirs, is it Land Of Make Believe? I can't grasp it. I thought we might end with a BALLID but no, Kylie was giving no fucks on this album being wall to wall BANGERZ. Do I agree with that choice? Do I care? I think it's an interesting choice, and I suppose Kylie can get away with it, but I would have appreciated a bit of variety I think. Just a LITTLE BIT. We don't need to go all Impossible Princess and create three albums in one, but I could have done with a little less Stuart Price that's for sure. I really like Looking For An Angel, there's a real sweetness to it. Not to keep banging on about the tour, but she did this as a double-bill with Eurythmics' There Must Be An Angel, while being flown across the crowd by a hunky dancer dressed as an angel. It was a MOMENT![]()