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Rhythm of Love (1990)
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Tracklist
Step Back in Time 3:05
What Do I Have to Do 3:44
Secrets 4:06
Always Find the Time 3:36
Shocked 4:48
One Boy Girl 4:35
Count the Days 4:23
Rhythm of Love 4:13
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Album Information
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Release Date: September 12, 1990
Label: Parlophone, Mushroom
Length: 44:28
Genre: Pop, dance, house, freestyle, new jack swing
Rhythm of Love is the third album by Australian pop singer Kylie Minogue. It was released by PWL on 12 November 1990, and received positive reviews. Chris True of Allmusic describes the album as Minogue's "best work from the Stock-Aitken-Waterman era", and writes that "the songwriting is stronger, the production dynamic, and Kylie seems more confident vocally".[1] Rhythm of Love was a top ten album in Australia and the United Kingdom, and it produced four top ten singles.
In June 1991, the album was reissued as Rhythm of Love: The Gold Album and featured bonus remixes. In the UK, Rhythm of Love of was certified platinum, and has sold over 300,000 in the UK.
In Australia, the original CD was issued as a 'white' picture CD.
The album was produced by: Stock Aitken Waterman (tracks 1-5,7,9), Keith Cohen (track: 8), Stephen Bray, & Keith Cohen (tracks 10,11), Michael Jay (track 6). It included for the first time, songs co-written by Minogue. The album was a departure from the jackswing and bubblegum pop music of its predecessors and attempted to present a more stylish and contemporary dance sound. Several of its tracks became popular hits in the clubs of the United Kingdom, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Asia. The album reached number nine on the UK album charts and was certified platinum (300,000).
With a new musical direction, Minogue now had the opportunity to break out of the mould her record company had created for her. Heavily influenced by her then boyfriend Michael Hutchence, lead singer of INXS, Minogue explored and presented herself in a more sexual and raunchier manner. The media dubbed this 'SexKylie', as fishnet tights and dark eye makeup quickly replaced the big hair, bright colours and Christmas ornament-like earrings.
The album was later re-released as a special "Gold Version" in May 1991 containing three bonus remixes and went on to be certified platinum in both the UK and Australia.
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