Fever Music Cd

Kylie Minogue - Fever

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Fever      Artist : Kylie Minogue      List Price : $18.98 USD        Your Price : $14.99 USD      ProductGroup: Music      Release Date : 2002-02-26      Studio : Capitol      Label : Capitol      Avg. Customer Rating : (352 reviews)

Reviews Customer Reviews for Fever      Just what I expected      Rating:      Solid dance pop. Olivia Newton-John for the new millenium. You can't go wrong with any of Kylie's CDs. I can't think of a bad track on here. Including a video or two would have been nice, especially for "Come into my world." I look forward to buying more of her work.     Customer Reviews for Fever Cd      its got me      Rating:      at a Fever pitch. Only needed one listen through with this cd to know that i'm all about and love me some Kylie. I have liked her as an artist for awhile now this is the first cd that i've bought of hers. But the way its going it wont be the last. It is seriously addictive and requires your full attention to get all thats happening on the cd. Its all about having fun, dancing and just doing you. Each track has a crazy beat and is something that should be played before going to a club or out on the town as it gets you in the mood for the night ahead. The only real slow track is "Burning Up" and even thats not really a slow song. But its the closest to anything like it on the cd. Obviously the track folks will know is "Can't Get You Outta My Head" as it received lots of airplay and video play here in the States. It's just a tiny sliver of what the rest of Fever is like and it needs to be bought or downloaded (Itunes). Enjoy i know i did and still am. Editorial Reviews for Fever Audio Cd      Amazon.com      Fever was released on a wave of publicity as the lead single, "Can't Get You out of My Head," battled on the U.K. charts with the debut effort of Spice diva Victoria Beckham--and it won spectacularly. Kylie Minogue's sound has progressed again since the disco-inspired Light Years, plundering the retro style of post-disco electro from the late 1970s and showing what might have happened if Kraftwerk had produced Donna Summer or Chic. Unlike most pop albums, or indeed pop artists, Fever is geared toward high-energy dance rather than pedestrian "I love lovin' you" ballads. Aside from the aforementioned hit single, another standout is "Give It to Me," a great piece of dance pop that has everything from Britney-style wailings to Basement Jaxx funk wrapped up with a catchy and typically suggestive chorus. The closest Minogue gets to a gentler moment is at the very end with "Burning Up," a breezy guitar progression with a laid-back melody, but it doesn't last long as the need to start dancing again takes hold and Fever breaks into some electro funk, finishing on a definite high. --David Trueman