Kylie releases her ninth studio album "Body Language" on Parlophone on
November 17.

The album features 12 new tracks, including the single "Slow", (co-written
by Kylie) which is released on November 3.

'Body Language' was recorded in London, Ireland and Spain.


The track listing of the album is as follows:

1. SLOW (3:13)
2. STILL STANDING (3:38)
3. SECRET (TAKE YOU HOME) (3:15)
4. PROMISES (3:16)
5. SWEET MUSIC (4:08)
6. RED BLOODED WOMAN (4:18)
7. CHOCOLATE (4:58)
8. OBSESSION (3:31)
9. I FEEL FOR YOU (4:16)
10. SOMEDAY (4:16)
11. LOVING DAYS (4:24)
12. AFTER DARK (4:09)

*BONUS TRACKS
13. YOU MAKE ME FEEL
14. SLOW MOTION
*(currently only confirmed for Japan - possible exclusive track on Australian release)



Credits:

SLOW
Written by Kylie Minogue/Dan Carey/Emiliana Torrini
Produced by Sunnyroads (Emiliana Torrini and Dan Carey)

STILL STANDING
Written by Ash Thomas/Alexis Strum
Produced by Baby Ash

SECRET (TAKE YOU HOME)
Written by Reza Safinia/Lisa Greene/Niomi McLean- Daley/Hugh Clarke/Paul
George/Gerard Charles/Brian P. George/Curtis T. Bedeau/Lucien J. George
Produced by Rez
*Ms Dynamite co-wrote this track

PROMISES
Written by K Khaleel/David Billing
Produced by Curtis Mantronik

SWEET MUSIC
Written by Kylie Minogue/Ash Thomas/Karen Poole

RED BLOODED WOMAN
Written by Johnny Douglas/Karen Poole
Produced by Johnny Douglas

CHOCOLATE
Written by Karen Poole/Johnny Douglas
Produced by Johnny Douglas

OBSESSION
Written by K Khaleel/David Billing/M Grey
Produced by Curtis Mantronik

I FEEL FOR YOU
Written by J Piccioni/L Winstanley/S Anselmetti
Produced by Electric J

SOMEDAY
Written by Kylie Minogue/ Emiliana Torrini/Ash Thomas
Produced by Baby Ash
*Green Gartside, (ex Scritti Politti), guests on this track!

LOVING DAYS
Written by Kylie Minogue/Richard Stannard/Julian Gallagher/Dave Morgan
Produced by Richard Stannard and Julian Gallagher

AFTER DARK
Written by Cathy Dennis/Chris Braide
Produced by Cathy Dennis and Chris Braide

Kylie's last studio album 'Fever' sold over 6 million copies
worldwide. In the UK alone it sold 1.6 million copies, while in America it
sold over a million, entering the Billboard chart at No 3. It debuted at
Number 1 in the UK and Australia.

The first single from 'Fever', 'Can't Get You Out Of My Head' sold a
staggering 3 million copies worldwide, entering the UK chart at No 1,
receiving an amazing 3000 radio plays in one week. It went on to top the
charts in 21 countries.

Release Schedule:
November 10th - Japan,
November 16th - Australia
November 17th - world wide
February 10th - North America.

*****

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BUT...THERE'S MORE! Thought the following was very interesting!!!

(Review by Paul Flynn: I-D Magazine - The Up Issue #237)
'Body Language'...It's an upshift for her. After two straight - if hugely effective - pop albums for Parlophone, it was time to diverge. Someone's been listening to Janet Jackson's Control, electro both old and new, Vanity 6, vintage Funkadelic and, most controversially, the peerless white dub of Scritti Politti (there is a startling mid-tempo duet with singer Green Gartside involved).

She's frisky and bristling with vocal confidence throughout (she puts vocal stylings down to "two big tours"). "Don't confuse emotions with the pleasure principal", she commands on Secret (Take You Home), before whipping an 80's hip hop-soul chorus from Lisa Lisa. Red Blooded Woman takes the risqués up a gear - "I'm a red blooded woman. What's the point in hanging around?" - and includes the now-obligatory intertextual reference to 'spinning around' (there's a 'la, la, la' in there too).

Slow suggests that her brief hook-up with Fischerspooner was more than a mere fashion whim, and on I Feel For You, latent Prince influences rattle through every languid groove, from the homage in the title down.Yet despite all this funkular career-swerving, Body Language is unmistakeably a Kylie record. It's as catchy as crabs.

Fifteen years into her astonishing professional life, it's time to say hello Kylie: Artist."

*****

LOVE that last line (not sure about the crabs analogy tho)


BODY LANGUAGE IS RELEASED BY PARLOPHONE ON NOV 17

[This message was edited Sat Oct 18 16:09:11 PDT 2003 by bananacologne]
[This message was edited Fri Oct 31 10:06:44 PST 2003 by bananacologne]

That's an old tracklist. Promises and Obsession are separate tracks, and the order is different now.

This is the most recent one I've seen:

1. Slow
2. Still Standing
3. Secret (Take You Home)
4. Promises
5. Sweet Music
6. Red Blooded Woman
7. Chocolate
8. Obsession
9. I Feel 4 U
10. Someday
11. Loving Days
12. After Dark

It's all very confusing.

How did I guess that YOU would be the 1st 2 show up here!

This is from the latest edition of an in-store record industry mag that I get weekly.

Besides, that may well be the case, but as u and I know - tracklists are shuffled around and are subject 2 constant change right up until a few weeks before pressing.

Just posting what I know fella, just posting what I know...

bananacologne said:

Didn't mean to rain on your parade. I saw the tracklist you mentioned about 5 days ago, but 2 days ago a new one popped up from another "official" source. It's so hard to know who to trust!

Well, have 2 say - it IS a 50/50 thing - but I'd put money on your sources being correct - the main post is a direct quote from the article in this industry mag - so thought I'd get it up.*

*(Said the Vicar 2 the Alter boy) Edit!
[This message was edited Wed Oct 1 12:47:41 PDT 2003 by bananacologne]

DAMN! IVE SPELT ALBUM WRONG! WHAT A MUPPET

is 'I feel 4 u' a cover of P's song?

Wait and see

I just heard the new song "Slow"..good song, can't wait to hear the new cd. Will be interesting to hear 'I Feel 4 U', Maybe a Prince cover??

[This message was edited Mon Oct 6 13:07:50 PDT 2003 by bananacologne]

bananacologne said:

and Moonbeam's STRAIGHT in there!!!

You swiftness impress young Padawan!

How come Kylie gets mad props from folk on here that should know better, yet at the same time its a Britneyslagfest?


Both lovely looking girls but talented?


[This message was edited Mon Oct 6 11:58:51 PDT 2003 by Marrk]

bananacologne said:

Kylie is my spiritual guru of the new millenium. I must follow her every mention!

Marrk said:

Have you heard "Impossible Princess?" Kylie has a lot more depth than Britney, et al.

Marrk said:

Because Kylie's had a career that has spanned over a decade - 1st off as a pop muppet, then she took control of the reigns, tried something adventurous, failed miserably, learnt from her mistakes, clawed her way back 2 the top through HARD GRAFT (whether u like her music or not is irrelevant, if u can't see that she has worked hard 2 get back 2 where she is and stay there then u gotta be blind), not 2 mention that she's taken chances before - so she isnt afraid of taking chances now - hold THAT up against Britney? I dont think so.

I think I pretty much covered it Moonbeam didnt I?

bananacologne said:

She's a rags to riches to rags to riches case.

bananacologne said:

Have you heard "Slow" yet? If not, I have an MP3 and can send it to you.

bananacologne said:

She's alright i guess. her 80's stuff is so naff though.

Marrk said:

Listen to 1990's "Rhythm of Love." That's the best of her early stuff. She really broke out of the mold with 1994's "Kylie Minogue" and has been delivering winners ever since.

Moonbeam said:

I'll give it a spin.I like her arse, so that's a good starting point.

Let's just say I was 5 years old when Kylie joined the cast of Neighbours. I knew and loved Kylie before the name Madonna was even uttered in my household.

Marrk said:

Feel free to ask any questions about banned album covers, banned album titles and her plethora of B-sides.

Nick Cave wrote a song for her after their duet in 1995, called 'Still Your Face'. I only just heard about it. They performed it live just the one time and I have the file

You guys have got to be fucking kiddin' right?
Kylie has some good singles, and the last lp was kinda kewl, but seriously she is a nobody in a nothing world goin' nowhere fast apart from the next Prada sale

Marrk said:

No argument with u there fella! Kinda like it in an ultra-double cheese topping kinda way - but 2 much of that can make ya sick - u feelin me?

TheLodger said:

Ha, well in the UK she's the most successful female solo artist on the singles chart ever after Madonna. So neer :p

Ellie said:

YEAH! 'neeer!'