Minggu depan album ni kuar. x sabar nakbeli. ramai sgt ingat album ni bakal x best semata-mata sbb x dptterima lagu 2 Hearts tu. even, ramai sgt mcm kene culture shock dgrlagu tu.bkn semua lagu mcm 2 Hearts.For X promotion, saksikanlah 6 tracks yg Kylie nyanyi masaThe Kylie Show
(BTW, ini semua bkn studio version)
2 Hearts (many people are hating this song but i'm loving it)
Sensitized
(video ni penari dia 18sx bahaya. lagunya sungguh menggoda)
The One (sekali lg penari dia 18sx tp. lagu ni one of the finest song in the album. ramai harap this song will be the 2nd single, but sadly not)
Wow (rumours to be the 2nd single. oklah. ramai suke tp aku x suke. perasan x ada satu dancer dia mcm Posh spice gler)
No More Rain (my fav track. since aku x dgr the full album yet,so far, this is the one)
Cosmic (The only ballad on the album as far as i know la. aku still x dpt nak suke sgt lagu ni la)
[ Last edited by Body_language at 22-11-2007 01:09 AM ]
Originally posted by believeMe at 24-9-2007 03:30 PM
Kylie Minouge new album
http://www.phazemp3.com/pg/dl152768.htm
best song Track 1 Excuse My French
this song never make it to the cut. eventhough lagu ni mmg best gler. Parlophone deny yg Kylie penah nyanyi lagu ni and Kylie plak ckp maybe dier ada record maybe dia tidak.huhuhu. suruh main teka2 plak. ada gak yg ckp lagu tu sebenarnya Dannii yg rekod
ramai yg sedih White Diamond x masuk dlm album ni.
Kylie nampak macam suka bersaing dengan Britney..Body Language dulu bersaing dengan In The Zone...Media kat US & UK sibuk nak tengok samaada Toxic @ Red Blooded Woman yang menang..Sekarang ni, Kylie X bersaing plak dengan Blackout.
Originally posted by gjoy_chester at 23-11-2007 04:19 PM
Kylie nampak macam suka bersaing dengan Britney..Body Language dulu bersaing dengan In The Zone...Media kat US & UK sibuk nak tengok samaada Toxic @ Red Blooded Woman yang menang..Sekarang ni, Ky ...
As the bottom end of the mainstream pop market fails to throw up any new stars, it naturally falls to two of the planet's enduring singers - back following greatest hits albums and not exactly the best few years of their respective lives - to lead the way.
X and Blackout are two of the most talked-about albums of the year and the unusual outcome is that 'deranged' Britney has delivered the best album of her career, raising the bar for modern pop music with an incendiary mix of Timbaland's 'Shock Value' and her own back catalogue, while 'comeback queen' Kylie's X is a somewhat dated-sounding album which could have existed at any point in the past seven years. It is true that Blackout benefits from extremely low expectations (and that the total opposite is true for X) but while Blackout stands as one of 2007's happiest surprises, it genuinely succeeds on its own merit as a frequently genre-busting redefinition of mainstream music, largely thanks to the contribution of Timbaland cohort Danja.
Listening to upbeat but flimsy tracks such as 'Wow' and 'Sensitised', it would be easy to accuse Kylie's X of being lazy but the reverse is more true: this is an album so over-thought and so painstakingly plotted that during its construction any sense of perspective seems to have been lost. Blackout, however, has a sense of spontaneity and fun splashed across the whole thing - the chants of 'break it down, break it down' in the 'Maneater'-esque 'Hot As Ice' are delicious moments, while the addictive new twist on 'Toxic' in the demented 'Ooh Ooh Baby' is brilliantly catchy. One of Blackout's standout tracks is the crunchy 'Piece of Me', in which this 'Miss American Dream since I was 17' executes a wonderfully detached chant of 'I'm Mrs "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous", I'm Mrs "Oh My God, That Britney's Shameless", I'm "Mrs Extra Extra This Just In", I'm Mrs "She's Too Big Now She's Too Thin".'
That's Britney addressing some of the stuff that's written about her, of course. So, one wonders, what does X tell us about the past few years in Kylieworld? Well, basically nothing. Listening to X you wouldn't know that Kylie has looked death in the face or seen one of the most significant relationships of her life implode. Instead, you would think she has just been out dancing quite a bit. Pop of this variety need never dwell on muso notions of cred or authenticity but the emotional distance on X - Kylie's 10th studio album, hence the name - does make you wonder whether there will ever be anything more to Kylie's lyrics than meaningless trilling about 'get me on the floor', 'DJs spinning up my favourite song', 'Boy, you got it, got it, you got me feeling crazy about my body/ I cannot, cannot stop it, you got me moving, got me rocking'. While Britney's fondness for larging it in clubs has been endlessly documented - making some of the more club-based tracks on Blackout seem like a true reflection of her life - Kylie's is virtually non-existent, although she did recently appear DJing at east London cred-magnet Boombox. Boombox specialises in incredible, cutting-edge electronic music. So are Justice, Rex the Dog, Riot in Belgium or Chromeo twiddling knobs on this album? Of course not. X could have been the album to take overground a burgeoning underground club sound; instead, it's largely an approximation of club life fronted by a woman who doesn't go clubbing.
Madonna learned when she followed American Life with Confessions on a Dance Floor that the coolest thing she could do was simply be huge and brilliant and stupid and danceable. Credibility came not from pursuing other people's concepts of sonic cool but by defining it herself, with a fun, modern pop album. Kylie, whose quest for a balance between popularity and peer-approved credibility is a recurring theme, should perhaps have taken note. There are some incredible moments on X such as comeback single '2 Hearts', the explosive Calvin Harris collaboration 'In My Arms' and 'The One' - a sad disco epic which ranks as one of her best ever songs - but the high points are best viewed as four great tracks for her next greatest hits collection rather than any reflection of this album's cohesion.
While Blackout is an amazing album, X is merely a slightly above average collection of tracks. A typical Kylie album, in other words. It's business as usual, but it's beginning to sound like it.
Originally posted by mekjena at 23-11-2007 04:14 PM
mek tak minat Kylie...vokal takde power....
vokal x der power tp dia penah menang live performance of the year. biar sore x power tp blh nyanyi live dgn sedap dr miming seumur hidup(britney) atau vokal power kat dlm album tp live hancuss (whitney houston zaman skrg)