MAGs will no doubt stampede JB Hi-Fi on October 29 to get their wrinkly hands on a copy of Kylie's long-threatened orchestral album. I wish I could feign more excitement for The Abbey Road Sessions but I really don't give a shit. She looks gorgeous on the cover and I'm sure Steve Anderson's arrangements are beautiful but I need a rest from the employed Minogue's used and abused back catalogue. The Queen of pop needs to release another studio album and leave all this granny stuff to washed up divas like Madonna. At first I took the inclusion of "Flower" - probably the most beautiful ballad in Kylie's repertoire - as some consolation but I've got a live version from the X tour. Would it kill them to tack on the studio version as a bonus track? I guess so. Despite the fact that I will most likely never play The Abbey Road Sessions, I've already ordered the deluxe vinyl package and highly recommend it for gays in the autumn of their existence. Here's the tracklist:
All The Lovers
On A Night Like This
Better The Devil You Know
Hand On Your Heart
I Believe In You
Come Into My World
Finer Feelings
Confide In Me
Slow
The Locomotion
Can't Get You Out Of My Head
Where The Wild Roses Grow
Flower
I Should Be So Lucky
Love At First Sight
Never Too Late
Now excuse me while I go and listen to Body Language.
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