Disco de Kylie Minogue: “Greatest Hits 87-97 [DVD]”

I am a longtime American fan who has never seen any of these videos, so it really is a joy to finally see them. It really is a crime that she has not reached superstar status in the States. She has perfect pop songs and her videos are so much fun. Oh well, that is to be expected from a country that makes stars out of J.Lo., Hillary Duff, Avril, M. Branch, ad nauseum. There are tons of extras on this video like alternate video versions, interviews, behind the scenes of the videos, etc etc. If you are a Kylie fan, it is mandatory that you buy this.

Amazing DVD with 24 excellent kylie minogue videos from 1987 to 1997. As a bonus alternative versions of videos , behind the scenes , interviews and cute photo gallery :)

DVD contains music videos for :

1)i should be so lucky

2)the loco-motion

3)hand on your hand

4)got to be certain

5)better the devil you know

6)wouldn't change a thing

7)celebration

8)never too late

9)what do i have to do

10)je ne sais pas pourquoi

11)step back in time

12)especially 4 you

13)shocked

14)word is out

15)made in heaven

16)what kind of fool

17)give me just a little more time

18)finer feelings

19)if you were with me now

20)tears on my pillow

21)confide in me

22)put yourself in my place

23)did it again

24)breathe

90 minutes of pure FUN!!!!!

I hope you'll enjoy this DVD as much as i do ...

This greatest hits DVD from the undisputed Princess of Pop feature's Kylie's entire PWL career (from soap-star next door to dance pop pixie) and four videos from her Deconstruction era (the bold pop art of 'Confide in Me', the good-sport goofiness of 'Did It Again', the minimalist 'Breathe', and the Barbarella-inspired 'Put Yourself in My Place'). Although the videos are out of sequance, if watched in order, one watches Kylie's confidence, style, and sexuality evolve. Although some of Kylie's earliest videos are a touch tacky, made on the cheap, and are heavy on the cheese, Miss Minogue manages to shine through and the music, speaks for itself. There are numerous highlights: The high energy blitz of image redefinition that is 'Better the Devil You Know', the chic/campy/erotic fervor of'What do I Have to Do?', the elegance of 'Finer Feelings', 'Did It Again''s willingness to poke fun at Kylie's various incarnations, and, my personal favorite, the minx-in-space epic 'Put Yourself in My Place'. Although nothing in this collection can match the stylized choreogrhy and technical wizardry of 'Can't Get You Out of My Head' or the heat-seeking hotpant-ed action of 'Spinning Around', these videos are loads of fun, and feature Kylie singing some of her best loved hits and doing what she does best: Entertaining Us.

Like most 'Yanks', the only exposure to Kylie was limited at best barely remembering 'Locomotion' in '87. Then came the 2000 Sydney Games and her performance singing 'Dancing Queen'! Wow! Have we (USA) been missing out!

It has been nothing but catch up for me the last several years collecting a lot of her music, and now videos...also check out SAW's 'GOLD'