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Fever Light YearsLabel: PARLOPHONE/EMI
Release Date: October 1, 2000
Highest Chart Position: 1
Comments: Arguably Kylie’s most anticipated album yet, ‘Light Years’ was released in October 2000 to massive critical & commercial success, spearheaded by the No.1 hits ‘Spinning Around’ and ‘On A Night Like This’. Unashamedly pop, ‘Light Years’ featured collaborations with Robbie Williams, Guy Chambers, Johnny Douglas, Steve Anderson and Richard Stannard, and was Kylie’s first release on the Parlophone label.
‘Light Years’ debuted at No.2 both on the UK and Australian charts and, in its third week of release, became Kylie's first Australian No.1 album ever! Fuelled by the success of follow-up singles ‘Kids’ and ‘Please Stay’, and a special tour edition of the album, ‘Light Years’ achieved platinum sales in the UK and 4 x platinum sales in Australia.
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 Impossible PrincessLabel: DECONSTRUCTION/BMG
Release Date: March 23, 1998
Highest Chart Position: 10
Recorded over the two-year period between 1995-1997, ‘Impossible Princess’ is widely regarded as Kylie’s most personal and experimental album to date.
Kylie wrote nearly all the lyrics and melodies with production credits going to Steve Anderson, Ingo Vaulk, Dave Ball and Manic Street Preachers. Originally scheduled for release in September 1997, ‘Impossible Princess’ was delayed due to the lacklustre success of lead single ‘Some Kind Of Bliss’ and production problems arising from the title change deemed necessary following the death of Diana Princess of Wales.
Confusingly retitled ‘Kylie Minogue’ upon its UK release in March 1998, the album peaked at No.10 despite widespread critical acclaim. However, fuelled by the success of ‘Did It Again’, the album was embraced by Australian audiences and debuted at No.1 on the Australian Music report when it was released under its original title in January 1998. Described by Q magazine as a ‘hidden gem’, ‘Impossible Princess’ was recently repackaged as a special edition featuring previously unreleased tracks and remixes.
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 Intimate & LiveLabel: MUSHROOM
Release Date: November 30, 1998
Highest Chart Position: 26
Kylie’s very first live album was recorded in Sydney’s Capitol Theatre in July 1988 on her sold out ‘Intimate And Live’ tour. Featuring 21 tracks, the album showcased songs from ‘Impossible Princess’ as well as Kylie’s extensive catalogue of hits, including the now infamous torch rendition of ‘I Should Be So Lucky’.
Also included are a cover of The Clash’s ‘Should I Stay Or Should I Go’ and a camper than ever rendition of the Abba classic, 'Dancing Queen', which was issued as a radio-only single in Australia to promote the album. The live album was accompanied by a video release featuring the full length concert interspersed with behind-the-scenes footage.
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 Kylie MinogueLabel: DECONSTRUCTION/BMG
Release Date: September 19, 1994
Highest Chat Position: 4
Following a two year hiatus, during which time Kylie and a whole host of collaborators set about fashioning the songs that would make up her sixth studio album, Kylie’s debut release for the Deconstruction label was unveiled in September 1994.
Entitled simply ‘Kylie Minogue’, the album showcased a diverse collection of contemporary pop/dance tracks and included collaborations with the likes of M People, Pet Shop Boys, Saint Etienne, Jimmy Harry and The Rappino Brothers. ‘Kylie Minogue’ debuted at No.4 in the UK and No.3 in Australia, repositioning Kylie in the public eye and redefining her direction. The album instantly attained Gold status and went on to sell over 500,000 copies worldwide.
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 Greatest HitsLabel: PWL
Release Date: August 22, 1992
Highest Chat Position: 1
Kylie's first retrospective neatly tied up her five year musical partnership with Stock Aitken Waterman and the PWL label. Released alongside a long form video ‘Greatest Hits’ collected all 19 worldwide hits singles along with 3 new songs, ‘What Kind Of Fool’, ‘Where In The World’ and a cover of the Kool and The Gang classic, ‘Celebration’. Both the album and the video debuted at No.1 in the UK charts. In Australia the album featured different artwork to the UK release and was available as a limited edition digi-pack.
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 Let's Get To ItLabel: PWL
Release Date: October 14, 1991
Highest Chat Position: 15
Recorded during the summer of 1991, 'Let's Get To It' was Kylie’s last studio album for PWL. Combining soul, dance, house and techno influences, 'Let’s Get To It' allowed Kylie to develop her songwriting even further with five tracks co-written with Mike Stock.
Released in October of that year to coincide with the tour of the same name, 'Let's Get To It' received rave reviews from the UK's most credible music journals but debuted at No.15. However, a sold out UK tour and a further two top 5 singles - 'If You Were With Me Now' and a cover of 'Give Me Just A Little More Time' - ensured Gold status.
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 Rhythm Of LoveLabel: PWL
Release Date: November 11, 1990
Highest Chat Position: 9
With an edgier sound and a sexier image, Kylie returned in November 1990 with ‘Rhythm Of Love’. Recorded in London and Los Angeles in the spring and summer of 1990, the album featured four tracks co-written by Kylie with high profile American producers Stephen Bray (Madonna), Keith Cohen (Paula Abdul) and Michael Jay (Martika). The remaining seven tracks were written and produced by Stock Aitken & Waterman including the classic hits ‘Better The Devil You Know’, ‘Step Back In Time’, ‘What Do I Have To Do and ‘Shocked’. Seen as a somewhat radical departure from her earlier PWL work, ‘Rhythm Of Love’
debuted at No.9 in the UK charts and reached platinum. In Australia the album peaked at No.10 and earned Top 10 placings and gold status in several European territories.
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 Enjoy YourselfLabel: PWL
Release Date: October 9, 1989
Highest Chat Position: 1
Double platinum upon release with pre-sales of over 600,000, ‘Enjoy Yourself’ entered the UK charts at No.1 and secured Top 10 entries in Australia, Japan #5, Hong Kong #1, Norway #4, Denmark #10, Greece #2, Belgium #3 and Ireland #1.
Recorded at the PWL studios in London with Stock Aitken & Waterman during sessions in February, April and July 1989, ‘Enjoy Yourself’ mixed infectious pop tunes and nostalgic ballads. Released to coincide with her first live shows in the UK, ‘Enjoy Yourself’ reached the 1 million sales mark just 10 weeks after release and produced two No.1 singles, ‘Hand On Your Heart’ and ‘Tears On My Pillow’.
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 KylieLabel: PWL
Release Date: July 4, 1988
Highest Chat Position: 1
Recorded in London and Melbourne with Stock Aitken & Waterman in the spring of '88, Kylie's eponymous debut album was released in July of that year and entered both the UK and Australian charts at No.2.
Never before has a debut album by a female artist entered so high on either country's charts! In the UK Kylie became the youngest female and first Australian artist ever to top the album chart, reaching the summit on two separate occasions and remaining there for a staggering 8 weeks in total. ‘Kylie’ quickly established itself as the biggest selling album of the year with over 1.8 millions copies sold.
The album scored Top 10 placings throughout Europe and Asia and achieved Gold status in the US where 'The Loco-motion' reached No.3 on the Billboard chart. In Australia the album was repackaged as 'The Kylie Collection' and featured bonus mixes of the singles. To date, ‘Kylie’ has sold almost 6 million copies worldwide.
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