This is a rather appalling follow up to Kylie Minogue's 1988 debut album "Kylie". Released a year later in 1989, it went on to add another 1.5 million UK sales to her album sales figures. With Kylie beginning the year at number 1 with onscreen Neighbours husband Jason Donovan, as well as continuing to entertain until near the end of 89, courteousy of an 18 month delay in screening Neighbours, it was only a matter of time before her follow up album topped the charts. Opening with lead single Hand On Your Heart, an infectious upbeat number, the single rocketed to number 1 back in April 1989, giving Kylie her 6th UK hit to either chart at number 1 or ...  Read the complete review

The second album from Ms Minogue is another heavenly collection of pop tracks, penned by the ever reliable and everpresent during the eighties, SAW. Who is she: Surely you don't need telling! Kylie started off in 'Neighbours' before landing a record deal. Still going strong twenty years down the line. On this album: 'Hand On You Heart' is one of those life affirming pop anthems which still has girls crowing the words on a dancefloor. Kylie is at her upbeat best here. The chorus is everything you expect from a Kylie track, bright, alert and catchy and all about being in love. I really enjoy 'Wouldn't Change A Thing'. The start ...  Read the complete review

Just a year after her massive worldwide debut, Kylie Minogue and PWL delivered 'Enjoy Yourself', another collection of Stock, Aitken and Waterman dance pop, embodying the spirit of the eighties with its feel good sound and lyrics. Delivering another handful of now classic Kylie hits, the album picked up where her self-titled debut left off, not attempting to do too much different, and given the time frame meant not too much in the world had changed there was little reason to. Launching the album came Kylie's third UK number one, 'Hand on your Heart', a fantastic track supported by a thumping bass line and electro piano hints underneath. With quite powerful ...  Read the complete review