2018-10-18 18:16
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Kylie Minogue - Golden DELUXE CD (2018) [Pop] [FLAC]
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Artist : Kylie Minogue
Album : Golden
Label : BMG Rights Management
Genre : Pop
Source : CD
Street Date : 2018-04-06
Quality : 980 kbps / 44.1kHz / 2 channels
Encoder : FLAC 1.3.1
Size : 397.24 MB
Time : 54:03 min
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1. Dancing 2:59
2. Stop Me From Falling 3:01
3. Golden 3:07
4. A Lifetime To Repair 3:19
5. Sincerely Yours 3:28
6. One Last Kiss 3:41
7. Live A Little 3:07
8. Shelby '68 3:35
9. Radio On 3:42
10. Love 2:52
11. Raining Glitter 3:33
12. Music's Too Sad Without You (With Jack Savoretti) 4:09
13. Lost Without You 4:04
14. Every Little Part Of Me 2:58
15. Rollin' 3:32
16. Low Blow 2:56
After a long career full of many course corrections and detours,
it seemed like Kylie Minogue was locked into being a shiny,
glittery dance pop icon for life. A label change and some
personal turmoil in the form of a soul-shattering breakup sent
Minogue looking for something new musically. When planning her
first album for BMG, a label rep asked if she had ever thought of
recording country music in Nashville and she jumped at the
chance. For 2018's Golden, Minogue went to Music City, got to
work writing songs with some seasoned pros, and ended up
co-writing all the songs on the record. It's heartbreaking and
uplifting in turn as she makes sense of where her heart has taken
her, set to the tune of fiddles, guitars, and woodsy backing
vocals along with the more traditional synths, drum machines, and
club beats one usually hears on a Minogue album. She and her team
of musicians, writers, and producers straddle the line between
twang and glitter on just about every song; sometimes, it leans
more in favor of line dancing, sometimes the glitter ball takes
over, especially on the shimmering "Raining Glitter." Sometimes,
like on "Live a Little" or the very hooky single "Dancing," it's
the best of both worlds. It's an interesting mix that puts her in
line with much of what's happening in mainstream country.
Certainly, the difference between most of Golden and, say, Kacey
Musgraves' 2018 album is almost non-existent. The amazing thing
about the album, and about Minogue, is that she pulls off the
country as well as she's pulled off new wave, disco, electro,
murder ballads, and everything else she's done in her long
career. Her voice may not have the depth of some of the great
Nashville singers, but she has tons of personality, and when she
cuts loose there's more than a little Dolly Parton in her
artistic DNA. She also does a fine job on ballads -- letting the
heartbreak flow on "Radio On" and sounding like both Tegan and
Sara on "Sincerely Yours." Golden is an odd detour for Minogue,
and it's hard to imagine that the record will get much traction
on the country side of the equation -- there's a strong chance
her less devoted fans might find the new sound a little too much.
As an artistic statement, it's pretty darn bold, though, and
proves that she's still game for just about anything and able to
make whatever she does sound exactly like herself.
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老实说,这几年的Pop,这个和那个如果盲听的话基本傻傻分不清~~
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