| | Kylie Minogue Rhythm Of Love CD - Import Kylie Minogue Discography of CDs
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Australian pop diva Kylie Minogue's third studio outing didn't reach American audiences, but it maintains her remarkable streak of international hits.
Yes, it's still simple Stock-Aitken-Waterman dance-pop, but Rhythm of Love is leaps and bounds more mature than Kylie's first two releases. The songwriting is stronger, the production dynamic, and Kylie seems more confident vocally. And while Kylie and Enjoy Yourself were collections of songs to back up singles, this is a more complete album, with many of the tracks -- "Things Can Only Get Better" a prime example -- single worthy. Definitely her best work from the Stock-Aitken-Waterman era. ~ Chris True
1993 album for the Aussie dance-pop diva. 11 tracks including the hit single, 'Better the Devil You Know', 'Secrets' and 'Things Can Only Get Better'. Standard jewelcase.
Personnel: Kylie Minogue (vocals, background vocals); Matt Aitken (guitar, keyboards); John DeFaria (guitar); Jim Oppenheim (saxophone); Claude Gaudette, Mike Stock, Stephen Bray (keyboards); Mark Leggett, Michael Jay (drum programming); Alice Echols, Joey Diggs, Linda Taylor, Mae McKenna, Maxi Anderson, Miriam Stockley, Peggi Blu (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Keith "KC" Cohen.
Recording information: Groudn Control, L.A., CA; PWL Studios, London, England; Saturn Sound; Studio Ultimo, L.A., CA; Trax Recording, L.A., CA.
Arrangers: Claude Gaudette; Matt Aitken; Michael Jay; Mike Stock; Pete Waterman. Rhythm Of Love Music Review Purchase Rhythm Of Love CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Paul Butterfield Blues Band CD (1965)
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SON OF SCHMILSSON was the follow-up to Harry Nilsson's most commercially successful album, NILSSON SCHMILSSON. Again produced by Richard Perry, it's a well-balanced set of semi-loopy rockers ("Take 54," "You're Breaking My Heart") and ballads, both lushly orchestrated ("Remember Christmas") and spare ("Turn On Your Radio"). The album includes the hit "Spaceman" and closes with one of the only pop songs to include the sound of gargling, "The Most Beautiful World in the World." As its predecessor does, this album enjoys a spirited sense of band interplay, which perfectly matches the material at hand. Musicians on board include the scantily pseudonym-shrouded George Harrison (George Harrysong) and Ringo Starr (Richie Snare).
Emboldened by a huge hit and hanging with Lennon and Starr, Harry Nilsson was ready to let it all go when it came time to record a follow-up to Nilsson Schmilsson. The very title of Son of Schmilsson implies that it's a de facto sequel to its smash predecessor but, as always with Nilsson, don't take everything at face value. Yes, he's back with producer Richard Perry and he's working from the same gleefully melodic, polished pop/rock territory as before, but this is an incredibly schizoid record; an album by an enormously gifted musician deciding that, since he's already becoming unhinged, he might as well indulge himself while he's at it. And, wow, are the results ever worth it. Opening with a song to a groupie -- he sang his balls off, baby, he nearly broke the microphone -- and ending with an ode to "The Most Beautiful World in the World," this record careens all over the place, bouncing from one idea to another, punctuated with B-horror movie sound effects, bizarre humor, profanity, and belches. There are song parodies, seemingly straight piano ballads, vulgar hard rock, lovely love songs, and a cheerful singalong with retirees at an old folks home who all proclaim, "I'd rather be dead than wet my bed." The sheer perversity of it all would be fascinating, yet if that's all it had to offer, it'd merely be a curiosity, the way his post-Pussy Cats records are. Instead, this is all married to a fantastic set of songs that illustrate what a skilled, versatile songsmith Nilsson was. No, it may not be the easiest album to warm to -- and it's just about the weirdest record to reach number 12 and go gold -- but if you appreciate Nilsson's musicality and weirdo humor, he never got any better. [This edition contains bonus tracks.] ~ Stephen ...
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