I bet she hates it AS WELL SHE MIGHT!I wonder what cost more, the obviously QUITE PRICEY choreo or the Elnett?
Nice HAT thoughI'd probably say the Enjoy Yourself album cover is my least favourite cover from 80s era Kylie.
Yes that is true. And the real shame is that I think she looks as good as she ever did until that point in the video.The Wouldn't Change A Thing cover is an ABOMINATION.
The US import was VAGUELY betterThe Wouldn't Change A Thing cover is an ABOMINATION.
??Yes that is true. And the real shame is that I think she looks as good as she ever did until that point in the video.
I think she looks great in the studio parts. The styling is AWFUL, but she looks lovely.
Truly the work of someone with ZERO UNDERSTANDING of the principles of graphic design
I was saying last night too- who is missing in terms of acts they’ve not got on? I could only think of Kylie, Bananarama, Rick (really their biggest three names, so understandable) and then (more surprising) Sonia. Oh and Reynolds Girls and Big Fun, but considering how they slag them off, that’s not a shock.
They are just so likeable though - who'd have thought that a pair of Aussies would end up producing the definitive podcast on a quintessentially British songwriting and production outfit.
I SO want them to continue the Kylie journey beyond PWL - I might put in a request! No doubt they would sort out some great insider interviews.
Just listened to the first three episodes while doing a bit of gardening. I'm in for the long haul.@lolly I had this discussion only last night with two friends. You HAVE to start at the start. There’s so much joy even within the lesser known/ interesting songs and also tidbits appear as they get people to appear. So, for example, Jason had nothing to do with the podcast until a few episodes ago, so they did a retrospective.
Hazell dominates the early episodes and is an absolute joy. (Mostly for the multiple times she expresses “well, I was sitting at number six with Searchin’, and…”)
I also found some nuggets song wise I’d never really heard. Considering it’s retrospective, very little ages. I think I only started listening when they were already doing 1988 episodes and I caught up so quick. It’s an excellent podcast and I reckon if you listen from the start, you’ll soon be contemplating a subscription and all the bonus material, believe me!