Product Description

KYLIE MINOGUE Body Language (2003 UK 12-track CD album the ninth from the pop princess and includes the singles Slow & Red Blooded Woman picture sleeve)

Track Listing

1. Slow
2. Still Standing
3. Secret (Take You Home)
4. Promises
5. Sweet Music
6. Red Blooded Woman
7. Chocolate
8. Obsession
9. I Feel for You
10. Someday
11. Loving Days
12. After Dark

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #31164 in Music
• Released on: 2003-11-18
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Enhanced
• Original language: English

From Amazon.co.uk
Before recording Body Language, Kylie Minogue must have wondered how to follow Fever. That was an album that not only prompted six million people to grab a copy but sparked a national obsession with the diminutive pop diva's posterior. Well, breaking Madonna's record as the female solo artist with the greatest UK chart-topping longevity isn't a bad start. Fifteen years after Kylie first reached the pinnacle of the UK chart with "I Should Be So Lucky", "Slow" took the mini minx to the top for the seventh time. Oozing with the same entrancing blend of seductive electronica, spiralling rhythms and breathy vocals that sent hormones raging with "Can't Get You Out of My Head", "Slow" was cowritten by Minogue and is easily the finest moment on Body Language.

Despite the army of writers, Body Language is a surprisingly cohesive serving of R&B-lite, laced with a sprinkling of Prince-style 1980s disco-fuelled funk, such as "Still Standing", which finds Kylie pronouncing "You know you want it!" amid a bed of grinding bass and squelching synths. There are moments such as "Red Blooded Woman" when the generic-pop production machine all but eradicates any sense of Kylie, but on the whole the formulaic funk and predictable pop styling is outweighed by the soap survivor's inimitable presence. As a result, Body Language is sure to work its magic. --Christopher Barrett

Chronique amazon.fr
Côté pochette, Kylie Minogue minaude à n'en plus finir, aussi sexy que sur Fever et plus Bardot que jamais avec son look très sixties à la Et Dieu créa la femme. Côté musique, les choses ont passablement évolué depuis le précédent album, mais elles n'en sont pas moins tubesques selon les plages : quelque soit le tempo, monté sur ressorts ou alangui, l'Australienne chante avec son corps (Body Language : quel titre !) des morceaux globalement R&B comme "Survivor", assez proche de l'esprit de Destiny's Child. D'autres titres sont plus funky, le single "Slow" est bien senti, mais l'événement sonore est toutefois ici la participation de Curtis Mantronik sur "Promises" et Green Gartside de Scritti Politti sur "Someday". De la pop electro calibrée, inscrite dans le revival 80's et qui ne manquera pas d'évoquer Madonna plutôt que Britney Spears, voilà ce dont il retourne là. --Hervé Comte

Album Description
International edition of Kylie's ninth studio album features 12 tracks including the first single 'Slow' (co-written by Kylie). 'Body Language' was recorded in London, Ireland & Spain. EMI. 2003.