Ultimate Kylie - Kylie Minogue Reviews

Although there have been past Greatest Hit albums released by Kylie Minogue, this is the definitive and official Greatest Hits album for both dedicated fans and casual fans of Kylie alike. The album contains 43 of Ms Minogue's greatest songs, both past and present. The first CD, Disc 1, contains the older Kylie material from her Stock, ...  Read the complete review

The Ultimate CD The Princess of Pop, aka Kylie Minogue. Love her or loathe her, you have to admit she has staying power. She has been in the music industry for well over 20 years now and has had some amazing pop hits. Ultimate Kylie was released in 2004 and is the only comprehensive collection of her greatest hits from 1987 ...  Read the complete review

I have always had a soft spot for Kylie. She has the ability to melt the heart and get you in a good mood with her rousing pop music. Through the years her sound has matured, yet she has kept the sense of fun in her music. Who is she: Australian actress turned singer Kylie. Her music career now spans an impressive twenty ...  Read the complete review

I must say I feel that I have to be a Kylie Minogue fan due to the fact that she scored her first UK number 1 with 'I Should Be So Lucky' on the day I was born. In essence this means that she's been making music all my life... 16 years after her debut she released 'Ultimate Kylie' in 2004. There had been other greatest hits collections before this ...  Read the complete review

I am one of those people who dont really like or hate Kylie Minogue in any way, although right now i am verging on hate a little. Kylie Minogue is regarded as one of the most successful international female solo artists of the last decade. Various hit singles and albums over a number of years some big hit songs and some not so much have been ...  Read the complete review

Three albums in from Kylie's return to her pop roots on new label Parlophone, came an updated Greatest Hits collection. One thing I couldn't hope but notice about this collection as soon as I purchased it, was a few glaring omissions. 'Word Is Out' and 'Some Kind Of Bliss' were lead singles from album releases, and deserved an ...  Read the complete review

Being in my late 20's Kylie is an artist I have grown up listening to, and although not my favourite artist during the eighties and nineties, I didn't realise how many memories her songs held for me until I listened to this album, in fact this album has made me enjoy her music so much more. On the first album is a collection of her ...  Read the complete review

A few years ago I bought my Dad the Ultimite Kylie CD for Christmas, though somehow it ended up in my own CD collection - perhaps I 'forgot' to give it back after borrowing! There the CD remains as it's so fantastic, but what makes it so special? This album has thirty three tracks spread across the two disks. Each song is different but ...  Read the complete review

A double helping from the Pop Princess,this 2cd album is a must have for any Kylie fan.It has all her hits from the 80s right through to the noughties,and some that are better best forgotten....hint hint locomotion and better the devil you know,just too cheesy and in your face for my liking. This album does provide very good value for ...  Read the complete review

This is a must have for all Kylie fans as it contains all of her hits up to and including 2004. On the own side it does mean you have to suffer the truly awful Locomotive which was one of those Stock Aitkin and Waterman inspired cover versions from the early days however the more recent material is of a much higher quality and therefore a lot more ...  Read the complete review

Kylie Minogue first became known the British public in November 1987 as tom boy Charlene in soap opera Neighbours. Its a soap that has changed its face many times with the entire cast being overturned several times. But it still doesn't compare with Kylie's many changes of face. Her first single I Should Be So Lucky topped the charts in 13 ...  Read the complete review

I have a strange fondness for Kylie Minogue. It stems from the fact that I have grown up with Kylie. When I was at school, developing my individuality and music taste (or lack of it), Kylie was there. As I ventured into gay bars and clubs for the first time, the soundtrack was Kylie. As I left home and started to enjoy my independence, Kylie ...  Read the complete review