TheLodger said:

Kylie rules.

Fair enuff - not hatin' on u guys for liking her, just don't see it myself?!

Having said that I'm sure she'll have some catchy choons on the next cd - which'll end up on my cd rack... somehow!

TheLodger said:

Hypocryte! It's all about FUN and a good vibe. Nothing more, nothing less...

Moonbeam said:

Preach it Brother Moon!

Chico319 said:

Kylie is the Alpha and the Omega.

Kylie on TOTP next Thursday (16/10/03) BBC1

TheLodger said:

If you were my lodger you'd be evicted!

Bambi319 said:

It looks like it's now "I Feel For You" - which is how P listed it on Prince - so perhaps it is.

Full tracklisting of Body Language:

SLOW
STILL STANDING
SECRET (TAKE YOU HOME)
PROMISES
SWEET MUSIC
RED BLOODED WOMAN
CHOCOLATE
OBSESSION
I FEEL FOR YOU
SOMEDAY
LOVING DAYS
AFTER DARK

Australia gets a bonus track, SLO MOTION

1p1p1i3 said:

I hope America gets some bonuses again considering how long we have to wait.

Did anyone buy the American edition of Dannii's "Neon Nights". The tracklisting only has one video (for "Put THe Needle On It") and doesn't have the other two, including the current single "I Begin To Wonder". And as noted, its a no a shit dacne label Ultra that reall can't promote it very well. Luckily I bought the import not to long ago becuase I didn't realize the American verison was coming out.

I was RELIABLY informed the other nite that the song writing credits have just been made publicly available through ascap or whomever 4 the album, and guess what?

'I Feel For You' is stated as: 'TBC'

Not sure if this was posted before...anyway. Here's an article from the recent issue of Billboard Magazine about the new cd!


Kylie Taking It 'Slow' On New Album

Kylie Minogue will unveil her next studio album Nov. 17 internationally via Parlophone and Feb. 10 in North America via Capitol. The as-yet-untitled set's first single, "Slow," will be released commercially Nov. 3. The cut was written by Minogue with Emiliana Torrini (Paul Oakenfold, Thievery Corporation) and Mr. Dan (Fatboy Slim, Doc Martin).

Other collaborators include Baby Ash, Caroline Poole and Johnny Douglas, the latter of whom played on bonus tracks included on international editions of Minogue's 2001 album "Fever." A spokesperson could not confirm reports that other participants include the Neptunes, Cathy Dennis and Kylie's sister Dannii, who will release her own new album, "Neon Nights," Oct. 7 via Ultra.

"Fever," which earned Minogue her first widespread success in North America since the 1988 single "The Loco-Motion," peaked at No. 3 on The Billboard 200 and has sold 1 million copies in the U.S., according to Nielsen SoundScan. It featured the hit singles "Can't Get You Out of My Head," "Love at First Sight" and "Come Into My World."

Minogue is expected to concentrate on international promotion for the set through the end of the year, at which point Capitol will begin laying the groundwork for the album in North America.


Kylie Shows Off Her 'Body Language'


Kylie Minogue has finalized the track list for her new album, "Body Language." As previously reported, the set is due Nov. 17 internationally via Parlophone and Feb. 10 in North America via Capitol. First single "Slow" will be released commercially on Nov. 3 internationally. The cut was written by Minogue with Emiliana Torrini (Paul Oakenfold, Thievery Corporation) and Dan Carey (Fatboy Slim, Doc Martin).


Other collaborators include Curtis Mantronik, Chris Braide, Cathy Dennis, Baby Ash, Karen Poole and Johnny Douglas, the latter of whom played on bonus tracks included on international editions of Minogue's 2001 album "Fever." Minogue also co-wrote the tracks "Loving Days" and "Someday," which sports a guest appearance by Scritti Politti's Green Gartside.

"Fever," which earned Minogue her first widespread success in North America since the 1988 single "The Loco-Motion," peaked at No. 3 on The Billboard 200 and has sold 1 million copies in the U.S., according to Nielsen SoundScan. It featured the hit singles "Can't Get You Out of My Head," "Love at First Sight" and "Come Into My World."

Here is the track list for "Body Language":

"Slow"
"Still Standing"
"Secret (Take You Home)"
"Promises"
"Sweet Music"
"Red Blooded Woman"
"Chocolate"
"Obsession"
"I Feel for You"
"Someday"
"Loving Days"
"After Dark"


Hurry up and release it Kylie!!

I saw the video for Slow last night.
Not really what I was expecting, but pretty sexy anyway.

I just read the official press release for the UK.

Here it is:

"KYLIE'S NEW ALBUM "BODY LANGUAGE" IS RELEASED BY PARLOPHONE ON NOVEMBER 17

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:

SLOW
STILL STANDING
SECRET (TAKE YOU HOME)
PROMISES
SWEET MUSIC
RED BLOODED WOMAN
CHOCOLATE
OBSESSION
I FEEL FOR YOU
SOMEDAY
LOVING DAYS
AFTER DARK

Writers and producers are:

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

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 the 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"

No Prince cover for "I Feel for You."

In any case, the video for "Slow" can be downloaded at http://www.finerfeelings.co.uk although the quality isn't too great.

I'm very dissapointed with the new song and video

:Drool:
[This message was edited Sun Oct 12 18:33:52 PDT 2003 by Chico319]

A better quality of the "Slow" video is available at http://paulina.free.eplan...20slow.avi .
[This message was edited Mon Oct 13 0:31:24 PDT 2003 by Moonbeam]

Moonbeam said:

lol...dontcha just love the pre-release hype,the unconfirmed tracklists,the rumors,etc? That's one of the fun things about waiting for an album.

Kylie is so yummy.

Another picture for you!

Yeah Kylie is hot.


However... what on earth is she trying to pull with her new song?

She sounds like a Moloko wanna-be

Taken from kylie.co.uk:

"BODY LANGUAGE HAS ALL THE RIGHT GROOVES Kylie develops credible sound with the cream of new talent.
Music Week 13th October 2003

At the time of her 1988 debut for PWL, few would have expected Kylie Minogue to become one of the pop icons of her generation, let alone deliver one of the first worldwide mega-hits of the 21st century with Cant Get You Out Of My Head.

But the singer continues to surprise and is now preparing for the release of her ninth studio album. The album, her third for Parlophone, comes on the back of two phenomenally successful pop/dance titles with the label - 2000's Light Years and 2001's Fever - that firmly re-established Minogue in the heart of the mainstream. Given previous troubled attempts to contemporise Minogue, such as 1997's Impossible Princess for BMG, Parlophone's task of updating her sound made A&Ring of the new album, Body Language, a careful process.

"It feels like a definite move on from the last album, without losing sight of the quality control on the songs," says Parlophone managing director Miles Leonard.

Fans expecting Fever mark II are in for a surprise when they get to hear Body Language on November 17th. Immersed in cutting edge production, the album's touches of electro and hip-hop give it a truly minimal feel, as highlighed on lead single Slow. However, the cool production is not at the expense of melody. Highlights such as Still Standing are perhaps Minogue's most adventurous tracks to date, but at the same time some of her most pop-friendly.

"We've encouraged people to use groundbreaking urban rhythms and tempos and marry them with great songs," says Leonard. "It has to be fresh. It wasn't a case of getting all the publishers to send round their songs. We were more interested in people collaborating with Kylie herself to create something new."

Such an approach was perfect for one of the album's key writers and producers, Ash Thomas, aka Baby Ash, who himself is currently the attention of a number of publishers keen for his signature.

"I hate getting briefs to write songs - it stifles creativity," he says. "For me, it should really be about finding projects that spark the imagination and are a little kooky and strange. The acts that aspire to be different are always the best to work with, which is why Kylie was great."

The Parlophone A&R team was also keen to call on up-and-coming names for writing and production duties, not the same set of writers that could be working on a range of other pop projects at the same time. "We felt it was important not to spread the album over a wide set of producers," says Leonard. "Body Language is really the opposite of that - it's created from a unique team of new, fresh people, not big names."

Body Language sleeveIn addition to Baby Ash, the likes of Curtis Mantronix and former Alisha's Attic member Karen Poole are amongst the key contributors.

"I know it's easy to say when one of your artists has a new record coming out, but I truly believe this is the strongest album Kylie has ever made," says Leonard.

Not only is Body Language Kylie's strongest album to date, it looks set to strike the rarely achieved balance between cutting edge cool and retaining huge commercial appeal."

Moonbeam said:

No one invited me to be a 'Slowrider' member.

Chico319 said:

Not "Slowrider," but "Slowdier" as in "soldier." You are certainly worthy of joining in my mind, but bananacologne is the founder so it lies in his hands.

Moonbeam said:

Nah - I want Chico 2 remain my slowrider

bananacologne said:

:STFU: I meant SLOWDIER. :MAD:
And what EXACTLY do you mean by that Banana?

Chico319 said:

U KNOW u wan'it

Want what?