Originally Posted by Chris_Walton:
“If so, I'm just happy that her last big hit was All The Lovers”
That song was wonderful, Kylie at her best. Releasing music that is joyful and catchy. It set the stage for what is otherwise a fantastic album.
Originally Posted by MysteriousOz:
“I agree, it just wasn't a great album IMO and its like she lost some of her sparkle
Its hard to believe there are still seats left at most of her shows too, I thought it was hard to get a kylie concert ticket?”
I don't find it hard to believe at all, when Aphrodite was released the record buying public were still able to connect with her. Though the album wasn't adventurous by any stretch having Stuart Price at the helm gave it more direction and coherence. Something she didn't have for X or the current potato sack.
Nobody for a moment suggested she should play it safe, Body Language itself an RnB album was a massive departure for her. She experimented with different sounds and largely pulled it off, the image alongside it was coherent and edgy. It worked!
What she has gone and done is shit on the people that kept her career going. Shes done a Madonna and started charging cray prices for tickets to see her show. No longer is it the one set fee there are now different tiers depending on how close you are to the stage and not forgetting Platinum tickets at around £270. Stars who charge that much especially when releasing what is frankly a shit album deserve to flop. They are pricing even their own devoted fans out of the experience.
One Direction and the like are popular for a reason.....they may release rather bland music but it captures the family at home. Prices for their gigs are accessible to the majority of people. They don't price fans out of the market. I was considering seeing her on tour however the recent album and ticket prices have lead me to balk at the idea.
Originally Posted by shackfan:
“That's a BRILLIANT song.”
I agree!