Kylie Album Discography
X 2007
Kylie's 10th studio album which is to be released November 26th 2007 in the UK. The lead single was the track 2 Hearts which reached #1 in Australia & Spain. Follow up singles were Wow and In My Arms.
Showgirl Homecoming Live 2007
Kylie's return to perfoming was the most anticipated tour of 2006 after her Showgirl Tour in 2005 was canceled due to breast cancer. Recorded on November 12th 2006, this special 2CD Live album features the new track White Diamond and also incudes a duet with Bono. In January 2007, the album debuted at #7 in the UK, one of the few Live Albums to enter the Top 10 in the UK in the 2000's.
Ultimate Kylie 2004
Ultimate Kylie was a compilation album of Kylie's greatest hits that has sold over 3 million copies. It did include two new singles, I Believe in You and Giving You Up. It was released in November 2004 in preparation for the Showgirl: The Greatest Hits Tour.
Body Language 2003
Body Langauge was released in November 2003. Singles included Slow which went straight to number one in the UK & Australia, Red Blooded Woman, and Chocolate. Body Language also resulted in Body Language Live, a one off concert to promote the album.
Fever 2001
The most successful album in Kylie's career, it has sold over 10 million copies. Fever was released in October 2001. Can't Get You Out of My Head, the first single was extremely well received hitting number one in several countries including the UK & Australia. It is still in the top 100 played songs on radio in the UK Today! Can't Get You Out of My Head also achieved American success. Other singles from the ablum where In Your Eyes, Love At First Sight, and Come Into My World.
Light Years 2000
Kylie returned to Disco-Pop in Light Years and her first Parlophone album. It was the Gold Hotpants era as a result of her first single Spinning Around. Light Years was released in October 2000. Light Years included the single Kids a coloboration with Robbie Williams. Other singles were On A Night Like This, Please Stay, and Your Disco Needs You (Australia, Germany, and Japan).
Impossible Princess 1998
Though considered to be the lowest part of her career, Impossible Princess actually was her most successful album in Australia after her debut album. Kylie wrote lyrics in all songs on Impossible Princess and composed several songs. Impossible Princess was released in March 1998. SIngles from the ablum where Some Kind of Bliss, Did It Again, Breathe, and Cowboy Style (Australian release after the success of her Intimate and Live Tour).
Kylie Minogue 1994
Kylie Minogue was released in September 1994. It was her first ablum on the Deconstruction label. Kylie presented herself as more of a serious artist in this album. Singles from Kylie Minogue where Confide In Me, Put Yourself In My Place, and Where Is The Feeling.
Greatest Hits 1992
Kylie's first Greatest Hits album was entitled just that. Released in August 1992 it was the end of Kylie's relationship with Mushroom and Stock Aitken Waterman. Greatest Hits entered the UK charts at number one. The album also include two new singles, What Kind of Fool (Heard All That Before), and Celebration.
Let's Get to It 1991
Let's Get to It was Kylie Minogue's fourth album. It was released in October 1991. The album departed somwhat from dance and ventured more into soul, house, and techno. If You Were With Me Now was a duet with Keith Washington which was released on the album as well as a single. Other singles from the ablum were: Word is Out, Give Me Just A Little More Time, and Finer Feelings.
Rhythm of Love 1990
Rhythm of Love was released in November 1990. Several tracks from the ablum became popular club hits, especially the single Better The Devil You Know. Kylie presented herself in a more sexual fashion in this album, departing from her innocent girl next door image. Other singles were Step Back In Time, What Do I Have To Do?, and Shocked.
Enjoy Yourself 1989
Though not as successful as Kylie had been, Enjoy Yourself had more the 600,000 pre-orders in the UK, causing it go double platinum when it was released in October 9th, 1989. Enjoy Yourself included the hit single Hand On Your Heart which is a Kylie classic in gay clubs today. Wouldn't Change A Thing, Never Too Late, and Tears On My Pillow where other singles produced from the album.
Kylie 1988
Kylie was the debut album for Kylie Minogue. The album was entirely written and produced by Stock Aitken and Waterman except for the single The Loco-Motion. The album became the best selling album in the UK in 1988, and fifth best in the 1980s. Kylie was released on July 4th, 1988. Locomotion (Australia), I Should Be So Lucky, Got To Be Certain, The Loco-Motion (International Version), Je Ne Sais Pas Porquoi, It's No Secret (North America), and Turn It Into Love (Japan) where singles from the album.
