Intro + Kylie (1988)
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Welcome to this little blog where I'll be reviewing various b-sides, rarities and remixes by the era, and also giving a short summary of the album theme! Going in chronological order, the PWL years are easy because there's barely any unreleased (and I won't bother with remixes from this time either, it's mostly extended edits) Below is the tracks I'll be reviewing per era, in the spoiler box. Please let me know if I'm missing any worth a review! 
Enjoy!
Kylie:
Locomotion
Made In Heaven
Glad To Be Alive
Enjoy Yourself:
Especially For You (doing the Original mix bc it sounds 100% better)
All I Wanna Do Is Make You Mine No 
We Know The Meaning Of Love
Just Wanna Love You
Rhythm Of Love:
I Am The One For You
What Do I Have To Do (Billy The Fish Mix, Part 1) [bc it's rare 
]
Let's Get To It:
Say The Word - I'll Be There
Do You Dare (NRG Mix)
Closer
Keep On Pumpin' It (Angelic Remix)
Kylie Minogue:
Love Is Waiting
Nothing Can Stop Us
If You Don't Love Me
Difficult By Design
At The End Of The Day
Gotta Move On
Aston Martin
Love Is On The Line (Demo)
Impossible Princess:
Tears
Love Takes Over Me
(All Right) Now
This Girl
Stay This Way
Take Me With You
Light Years:
Password
Physical
Cover Me With Kisses
Paper Dolls
Ocean Blue
Good Life
Fever:
Tightrope
Boy
Baby
Good Like That
Harmony
Never Spoken
Rendezvous At Sunset
Whenever You Feel Like It
No Better Love
Body Language:
You Make Me Feel
Slo/w Motion
City Games
On The Up
Cruise Control
Almost A Lover
Soul On Fire
My Image Unlimited
Trippin' Me Up
Boombox
UltimateKylie:
B.P.M
Made Of Glass
Lovin' You
X (there's so many I'm just keeping to bonus tracks and b-sides):
King Or Queen
I Don't Know What It Is
Carried Away
Do It Again
Magnetic Electric
Rippin' Up The Disco
Aphrodite:
Go Hard Or Go Home
Change Your Mind
Broken Hearted (Love Love Love)
Heartstrings
Mighty Rivers
Silence
Kiss Me Once:
Sparks
Golden Boy
Voodoo
Bette Davis Eyes
Waiting 4 The Sun
Crystallize
KYLIE (1988)
to begin...
Locomotion (7/10)
This is technically pre-Kylie88 and PWL, but I've included it here anyway. Her first ever single working with Mushroom in Australia, received the praise and critical reception it did because of her nation-loved role of Charlene on a little show called Neighbours. The original production of Locomotion is a very Aussie early-80s uptempo new wave sound, a direction many Melbourne-pop/rock bands were taking at the time. It may be a little cringe, but I forgive, it was the 80s, which will always be a bit cheesy, to anyone. That's just common sense. The track is special because it is a direct symbol of Debutlie. Either way, Locomotion '87 is cute, funky and she has the purest little voice, even belting out some of the yeahs. After meeting PWL, and recording the classic Lucky, they also took this track in a whole new pure pop direction and give it the small trendy revival it needed.
Made in Heaven (9/10)
Made In Heaven is that cute, 80s PWL fix that stands representative for most of the uptempo album tracks, while not sounding as cheesy. It's got good lyrics, good melody and it's my go-to track when I want to play something from Debutlie era. She maintains a strong and confident voice, this song definitely should have been on the album. It even has a video!
Glad To Be Alive (6/10)
The B-side to Locomotion 1987, this song was right to be chosen as a B-side. The structuring of the song is a bit strange, and it makes me feel happy that Kylie moved away from this sound... The guitars make it sound a bit Australian country and that genre isn't my taste at all (Some Kind Of Bliss was similar but pulled off with a bit more pop). Nonetheless, it's still adorable, innocent little Kylie.
I'll be back soon for Enjoy Yourself - stay tuned
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