International edition of Kylie's ninth studio album features 12 tracks including the first single 'Slow' (co-written by Kylie). 'Body Language' was recorded in London, Ireland & Spain. EMI. 2003.

"Some Kind of Bliss" is a song performed by Australian singer Kylie Minogue. The song was written by Minogue, James Dean Bradfield and Sean Moore (the singer/guitarist and drummer from the band Manic Street Preachers, respectively) for Minogue's sixth studio album Impossible Princess (1997). It provided Minogue with an edgier sound, with guitars taking the place of the drum machine beats heavily featured on her earlier efforts.[1] The song was released as the album's first single in September 1997. It was a moderate commercial success, reaching the top forty on the Australian and United Kingdom singles charts.[2]
It has been reported that Minogue herself wanted the album track "Limbo" to be released as the lead single from Impossible Princess. However Deconstruction did not think it would be a suitable single release, so instead issued it as a b-side to the newly decided lead single "Some Kind of Bliss".[3] Minogue did agree that "Some Kind of Bliss", while although not her original choice, was nevertheless a good choice, as she felt it provided an appropriate expectation for the album. She claimed that due to the diversity of the sounds and lyrics, any single release wouldn't be indicative of the whole album, but that "Some Kind of Bliss" was a good start.[4]
Manic Street Preachers had once wanted to work with Kylie on their track "Little Baby Nothing" from the album Generation Terrorists. However, Minogue was busy, so they used Traci Lords instead. Minogue later performed the song live with the group (the live bootleg recording of this is a highly sought after track amongst fans.)[citation needed]
The single only reached number twenty-two in the UK (and ended her streak of 21 consecutive top twenty singles) and number twenty-seven in Australia, making it one of her least successful singles.
Unlike previous Minogue single releases "Some Kind of Bliss" did not feature an unreleased song as its b-side. Instead "Limbo" was included. Later on the United Kingdom limited edition 7" release, "Love Takes over Me" was released as a B-side. The track was originally intended for inclusion on the album but did not make the final cut.

"Love at First Sight" is a dance-pop song by Australian singer Kylie Minogue from her album Fever. The song was written by Minogue, Richard Stannard, Julian Gallagher, Ash Howes and Martin Harrington, and produced by Stannard and Gallagher. The song was released as the third single from the Fever album in the summer of 2002, where it became Minogue's twenty-fourth Top 10 hit in the United Kingdom. The song was also nominated for the 2002 Grammy Awards in the category "Best Dance Recording", providing Minogue with her first Grammy nomination. It also won the MTV Europe Music Award for "Best Pop" in 2002.
It is unrelated to her previous recording of "Love at First Sight" from her debut album Kylie (1988).
The song and its music video were used in the 2003 North American music video game DDRMAX2 Dance Dance Revolution.
On 28 December 2008, the song was ranked #634 on VH1 Australia's Top 1000 Party Hits.

"Spinning Around" is a dance–pop song produced by Mike Spencer and written by Ira Shickman, Osborne Bingham, Kara DioGuardi and Paula Abdul. It was originally intended for Paula Abdul's "comeback" album. However, as the album never came into fruition, it was given to Australian singer Kylie Minogue for her seventh studio album Light Years in 2000. For Minogue, the song was a worldwide success, charting high in many countries, and, marking her return to the forefront of pop music.
Possibly the most eagerly awaited release of her career, "Spinning Around" achieved gold status in Australia prior to the album being released. The first single from her Light Years album, caused a sensation by propelling Minogue back to the top of the charts, debuting at No. 1 in both the UK and Australia. In the United Kingdom, "Spinning Around" has sold 245,000 copies, being certified Silver.
The song became Minogue's first number-one single in Australia since "Confide In Me" (1994) and her first in the UK since "Tears on My Pillow" ten years earlier. "Spinning Around" also gave Minogue the honor of being one of three artists (the others being Madonna and U2) to have a number-one in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s. "Spinning Around" won Minogue Best Pop Release at the prestigious ARIA Awards in Australia and featured two previously unreleased tracks — "Paper Dolls" and "Cover Me with Kisses".
Due to the title of the song it has been used regularly in reference to politics, for example BBC Radio Five Live's coverage of the 2000 US presidential election and Andrew Marr's news report on Tony Blair's resignation speech.
UK CD 1 (CDRS6542)
"Spinning Around" — 3:28
"Spinning Around" (Sharp Vocal Mix) — 7:04
"Spinning Around" (7th Spinnin' Dizzy Dub) — 5:23
"Spinning Around" (Video)
UK CD 2 (CDR6542)
"Spinning Around" — 3:28
"Cover Me with Kisses" — 3:08
"Paper Dolls" — 3:34
Europe CD 1 (8881005)
"Spinning Around" — 3:28
"Cover Me with Kisses" — 3:08
"Paper Dolls" — 3:34
"Spinning Around" (Sharp Vocal Mix) — 7:04
"Spinning Around" (Video)
UK 12" Vinyl (12R6542)
Side A:
"Spinning Around" (Sharp Vocal Mix) — 7:04
"Spinning Around" (7th District Club Mix) — 6:33
Side B:
"Spinning Around" (7th District Dub Like This Mix) — 5:23
"Spinning Around" (7th District Club-Mental Mix) — 6:33
Released June 26, 2000. The label incorrectly lists the track listing as "Sharp Vocal Mix," "Sharp Double Dub," "7th Spinnin' Dizzy Dub," "7th District Club Mix."

UK version of the diminutive dance-pop diva's second single off her 2000 album, 'Light Years'. Tracks, 'On A Night Like This', 'Ocean Blue' (non-LP), a remix of the LP track, 'Your Disco Needs You' (Almighty Mix) and the UK exclusive enhanced video for the title track.

Taken from the 2004 compilation 'Ultimate Kylie'. Details TBA. Parlophone.

"I Should Be So Lucky" is a 1987 song performed by Australian recording artist and songwriter Kylie Minogue from her debut studio album Kylie (1988). Released on 29 December 1987 by Mushroom Records and PWL Records, the song became a worldwide breakthrough hit; its now-iconic image of Minogue on the front cover was shot by David Levine. The song was well received by music critics.

Part One of Two. UK two track CD pressing of this single lifted from her 2010 album Aphrodite. Features two versions of 'Get Outta My Way': Main Version and 7th Heaven Radio Edit.

Aphrodite is the eleventh studio album by Australian recording artist Kylie Minogue. It is her first studio album in three years, since her 2007 release, X. Aphrodite was preceded by the release of lead single "All the Lovers" and was released worldwide in July 2010.
The album has debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart, on the same week as her debut album, Kylie, debuted 22 years ago in 1988. It is her fifth album to reach number one. Minogue is the only female recording artist to date in UK chart history to have a number one album in four consecutive decades (80s, 90s, 00s and 10s).

"In Your Eyes" is a dance-pop song performed by Australian singer Kylie Minogue and written by Minogue, Richard Stannard, Julian Gallagher and Ash Howes. It was produced by Stannard and Gallagher, and received an overall good reception from music critics when it was released as the second single from Minogue's eighth album, Fever, in the first quarter of 2002.
The single debuted and peaked at number one in Australia, her second consecutive Australian number one. In the United Kingdom, "In Your Eyes" debuted and peaked at #3, selling 164,808 copies, and being certified Silver. It also became a dance club hit in the UK, peaking at number seven on the Club Chart. "In Your Eyes" won the Best Dance Award at the MTV Europe Music Awards in 2002.
"In Your Eyes" was released on February 18, 2002. It was originally scheduled for release in January, but was delayed because of the airplay popularity of "Can't Get You Out of My Head". It debuted at number three on the UK singles chart, becoming her twenty-second top ten single. The song remained on the chart for seventeen weeks, 3 of which were in the top twenty. It was also an airplay hit in the UK, where it reached number one. The song also peaked at number seven on the Club Chart.
The single became a hit elsewhere in Europe, reaching the top five in Croatia, Georgia, Greece, Hungary, Poland and Slovenia. "In Your Eyes" was released Canada (where it peaked at number eleven) and Mexico, but not in the United States, where "Can't Get You Out of My Head" had just been released.
In Australia, "In Your Eyes" was released as scheduled on January 21, 2002. The song was certified gold prior to its release on pre-sales only. It debuted at number one on the ARIA singles chart and became the fourth single by Minogue to reached the top position since 2000.
UK CD single #1
"In Your Eyes" – 3:18
"Tightrope" (Single version) – 4:29
"Good Like That" – 3:35
UK CD single #2
"In Your Eyes" – 3:18
"In Your Eyes" (Tha S Man's Release mix) – 7:34
"In Your Eyes" (Jean Jacques Smoothie mix) – 6:23
Australian CD single #1
"In Your Eyes" – 3:18
"Never Spoken" – 3:18
"Harmony" – 4:15
"In Your Eyes" (Tha S Man's Release mix) – 7:34
Australian CD single #2
"In Your Eyes" – 3:18
"In Your Eyes" (Mr Bishi mix) – 7:25
"In Your Eyes" (Jean Jacques Smoothie mix) – 6:23
"In Your Eyes" (Saeed & Palesh (Main) mix) – 8:40
Vinyl single
"In Your Eyes" (Saeed & Palesh (Main) mix) – 8:40
"In Your Eyes" (Powder's Spaced dub) – 7:25
"In Your Eyes" (Roger Sanchez Release the Dub mix) – 7:18

Kylie Minogue，原名 Kylie Ann Minogue，中文名 凯莉・米洛，出生于1968年5月28日。她是澳大利亚著名歌手、歌曲作家及演员，现拥有英国官佐勋章头衔（OBE）。20世纪80年代末，Kylie Minogue凭借其在澳大利亚热播电视剧《Neighbours》（《家有芳邻》）的出色表演而名震全国。1987年开始她被誉为“流行公主”。1988年，Kylie被英国金牌制作人组合Stock、Aitken和Waterman（简称S.A.W，三人分别是Mike Stock, Matt Aitken和Pete Waterman）相中，在他们的帮助下，Kylie的唱片和单曲在世界范围内获得了空前的成功。在20世纪90年代早期，Kylie的人气下滑，1992年她离开PWL公司，与S.A.W分道扬镳。90年代中期至晚期，Kylie改变早期出道风格，尝试做一名独立曲作家及歌手。她的转型受到了广泛关注，然而唱片销量低迷，创造了从艺以来的最低销量。直到2000年，她凭借富有挑逗性的音乐录影带及斥资昂贵的演唱会再次征服观众，成为名副其实的“流行公主”。

"All the Lovers" is the scheduled lead single from Australian pop singer Kylie Minogue's eleventh studio album Aphrodite. The track was written with Kish Mauve near the end of the sessions for what would become Aphrodite and produced by Stuart Price. Kish Mauve previously wrote and produced "2 Hearts", the lead single from Minogue's preceding album. The song was released to radio on May 14, 2010.

The first single off her forthcoming 2001 album, 'Fever'. Tracks, 'Can't Get You Out Of My Head' & two non-LP mixes, 'Can't Get You Out Of My Head' (K& M's Mindprint Mix & Plastika Mix).

The fourth single off the diminutive diva's monster 2001 album, 'Fever'. The title track is backed with two non-LP live tracks , 'Love At First Sight' & 'Fever', recorded in Manchester. Festival. 2002.

Germany's choice for third single off the 2000 album, 'Light Years'. Tracks, 'Your Disco Needs You' (Casino Radio & Club Remix, UK Album Version, UK Almighty Remix) and 'Please Stay' (7th District Club Flava Mix). 2001 release. Slimline jewel case.

Impossible Princess is the sixth album by Australian pop singer Kylie Minogue. It was released by Deconstruction Records on 23 March 1998 in the United Kingdom to mixed reviews. The album was produced by Dave Ball, Ingo Vauk, and Brothers in Rhythm. Many critics complimented its maturity and personal subject matter, while others called it uninspired and unbelievable. Impossible Princess was a success in Minogue's native Australia, it reached number four on the Australian albums chart, number one on the Australian Music Report chart in January 1998 and was certified platinum for sales of 70,000 copies. The album was a commercial disappointment in the UK and only sold 44,000 copies(as of '98), far below Minogue's previous albums Kylie Minogue and Let's Get to It.
The album represented a change in Minogue's musical style and featured several live instruments. Impossible Princess became the first album Minogue had full creative control over, which resulted in her contributing to all of the lyrics that appeared on the album. The album was retitled Kylie Minogue at the last minute in the UK following the death of Diana, Princess of Wales in August 1997. A remastered edition of Impossible Princess was issued by BMG in 2003 with a bonus disc of remixes and B-sides.