Kylie - Disco (album 15)

The end of Dance Floor Darling is quite DEMENTED.

This album sounding like the immature lovechild of Aphrodite and Fever so far. So much VOCODER.

I'll play Celebrate You and then leave the rest for Friday
 
Absolutely loved that on first couple of listens. I only have the standard edition for now.

Initial ratings:

08 Magic
08 Miss A Thing
07 Real Groove
07 Monday Blues
06 Supernova
11 Say Something
08 Last Chance
08 I Love It
06 Where Does The DJ Go?
08 Dance Floor Darling
05 Unstoppable
09 Celebrate You
 
I DID sneak a listen to Monday Blues as well. It is offensively shrill dogshit. :D

Where I stand currently:

10 Magic
08 Miss A Thing
07 Real Groove
-1 Monday Blues
-- Supernova
09 Say Something
07 Last Chance
09 I Love It
-- Where Does The DJ Go?
08 Dance Floor Darling
-- Unstoppable
09 Celebrate You
 
Can we have a Monday Blues DESCRIPTION
It's basically quite a "chill" disco kinda vibe, almost like a mellow beachy sound, except it's EXTREMELY FAST and EXTREMELY HIGH PITCHED.

There's a kind of middle 8/recurring post-chorus moment that goes "MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY IT'S THE WEEKEND" or something and it's serving REBECCA BLACK. It's quite unbelievable.
 
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there is quite a KIDZ BOP vibe to the entire thing musically and lyrically which might not be to all tastes.

I'm sure the Steps fangirls will love it though.
 
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Can we have a Monday Blues DESCRIPTION

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Oh LOL Kylie SUPERFAN Neil McCormick has reviewed Disco for the Telegraph.

I’ll bet he makes it a POINT to critique her work.
 
Ok. I succumbed. I love Real Groove. I love the use of the talk box. Has to be a single! The end.
 
I don't think Monday Blues is terrible but I don't particularly like her vocal on it plus it's a bit of wall of noise
 
Ok. Supernova. Had. To. Stop. This album feels a bit relentless. I'm not even half way through it and I feel like I need a bit of a sit down. I'm going to pick it up again during the FLP tomorrow
 
there is quite a KIDZ BOP vibe to the entire thing musically and lyrically which might not be to all tastes.

I'm sure the Steps fangirls will love it though.

I don't get this at all. It's all very FULL ON for me but not necessarily in a juevenile way. Grateful to get to Say Something. Absolutely needs a softer, more refined moment. If there is no disco ballad on the full track list then it's missing a trick
 
as if you caved :D!

I'll respond to the latter comment on Friday when we've had the album and we've listened again. I don't want to draw conclusions prematurely. but i do have PLENTY TO SAY about that

:kim:
 
Miss A Thing and Real Groove would not sound out of place on Body Language so naturally I love them both. I do think Real Groove rips a bit from Dua in its style though and it really needs to fade out at the end

Oh and too many shameless disco name drops on this album. It’s not a competition Kylie :kim:
 
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SUPERNOVA is SO Olivia Newton John. This album is basically all of her childhood disco influences bunged into a blender - ONJ, ABBA, Donna Summer... It’s almost too reverent towards her idols.

Monday Blues is much better than that Rebecca Black trash but WTH Kylie it totally sounds like a follow up to that song!
 
Am I the only one who will listen for the first time tomorrow? :oi:
 
SUPERNOVA is SO Olivia Newton John. This album is basically all of her childhood disco influences bunged into a blender. ONJ, ABBA, Donna Summer. It’s almost too reverent towards her idols
 
Am I the only one who will listen for the first time tomorrow? :oi:

I’ve left a few songs to discover tomorrow POP! Don’t worry. Tbh I’m grateful for the break.
I don’t recall a Kylie album being so frenetic.
 
@Jark you might be interested to know that Monday Blues is absolutely lodged into my subconscious and I properly love it now. How embarrassing
 
SUPERNOVA is SO Olivia Newton John. This album is basically all of her childhood disco influences bunged into a blender. ONJ, ABBA, Donna Summer. It’s almost too reverent towards her idols

Though that said, Benny and Björn and should possibly SUE.
 
Final comment, promise - one criticism I have of this record is that Kylie’s voice (and I know this cannot be helped to some extent) does sound somewhat layered on top of the backing tracks - nowhere is this more apparent than on Where Does The Dj Go? It has a bit of a karaoke vibe.
 
Sorry @Iguana . But call it payback for everyone desserting or being AWOL for my sync listen last night.

Anyway, I won't be listening (again) until tonight. :disco:
 
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@Eddie I'm not reading your spoilers but do you LIKE the album on first listen?

I do actually. I think her comments about Say Something being somewhat the outlier prepared me for a different kind of album (i.e. It tempered my expectations).
 

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