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 Close - Kim Wilde
 Close - Kim Wilde ... Mr. Heartache2 You Came 3 Four Letter Word 4 Love in the Natural Way 5 Love's a No 6 Never Trust a Stranger 7 You'll Be the One Who'll Lose 8 European Soul 9 Stone 10 Lucky Guy 11 Hey Mister Heartache Newest Review: ... (her father Marty and brother Ricky) but there's an inherent confidence to the overall production that indicated this was ... more ... just as much a Kim Wilde project as a Wilde family phenomenon.
At the time the album was released, the charts were being bombarded by the sound of Stock Aitken and Waterman productions, with the likes of Bananarama, Mel and Kim and then of course Kylie Minogue all dominating the top ten. This wasn't something that was missed by the Wilde production team, who accommodated this new pop/dance sound into a number of the tracks on the album. (Tony Swain who co-wrote and produced some of the material had previously produ...more |
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Close - Kim Wilde: You Came And Changed The Way I Feel (865 words)
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Throughout the 1980s, before the arrival of pop princess icons Kylie Minogue, Britney Spears and many, many more, it was left to a British singer to be everyone's favourite girl next door. Successful in the early 80s for classic songs such as Cambodia and Kids in America, Kim Wild was all but forgotten until 1988 when she made a triumphant return to form with her sixth studio album, Close. Selling around 2 million copies, Close remains Wilde's most successful album to date and ranks for me as one of the best pop music albums of that decade - and beyond. With just eleven tracks (one of which is only an extended version of another) Close is a modest ... Read the complete review
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