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For starters, I’ve been a Kylie fan since the Aphrodite era. I know some have been fans way longer, but I was definitely here way before the success of Padam and her newfound success in the US. I’m also fully aware of her discography (Body Language & Fever being two of my fave albums). Let me just say, I’m so happy Kylie finally popped in the US. It’s been well deserved for the longest time. I’m happy there’s a new wave of gays and others appreciating her for the pop gem she is. Now, I didn’t care for Tension 1 and I still haven’t even listened to Tension 2. This makes me so sad because I anticipated Tension 1 when it came out and was so excited but I was disappointed and it made me disinterested completely in all new releases from her. Granted, I still follow closely on social media so I still see her doing her thing, but me not rushing to hear a new Kylie album feels so weird to me. I’m just not resonating with this dance music. I LOVED DISCO tho. How people feel about the Tension era is how I felt and still feel about DISCO. Any other long term Kylie fans feel similar as me? I’m still so happy to see her finally getting her recognition even if the music isn’t doing it for me. She truly deserves it.
Aphrodite era was everything. The videos, the tour, the tour outfits and visuals. It was all so ethereal and perfect
you’re absolutely right and I’m glad you can appreciate some of her stuff, even if it’s the newer albums.
great point. i didn’t think of it this way actually
i love KMO! golden, eh. never came around to it. but KMO was such a time. i played that album from front to back for the longest time. sidebar: mr. president should’ve been a single
I agree with it didn’t need to be a full album. Aphrodite II though.. can you imagine 😠now I want this hahaha
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I completely agree. Disco was sophisticated level pop to me. Most of Kylie’s work before Tension is sophisticated pop to me actually. But everything now just feels like she’s almost dumbing herself down to appeal to the masses. And I completely get it. I hate that this is the way she had to garner success in the US, but somebody is enjoying the music clearly so I love this for her regardless.