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Butterfly

Kylie Minogue

Album: Fever [US Bonus Tracks]

Genre: Rock

Composer: Anderson/Minogue


Butterfly		4:07

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Show Track Metadata

ALBUM_ID	558427
TRACK_NAME	Butterfly
COMPOSER	Anderson/Minogue
TRACK_NUMBER	14
RUN_TIME	4:07
TRACK_ID	5373429
ALBUM_TITLE	Fever [US Bonus Tracks]
ARTIST_NAME	Kylie Minogue
SEARCH_NAME	Minogue, Kylie
RATED	7
GENRE_DESCRIPTION	Rock
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SPIRALFROG_AVAILABLE	Yes
OFFICAL_LENGTH	00:04:07
SITE_REVIEW	Fame can be a fleeting mistress, and nowhere more so than in the land of dance-pop divas. Many are lucky enough to have a hit album, much less two or three. What usually takes a one-hit wonder from the singles charts to career diva lies less in catchy hooks than in a combination of talent and the choice of collaborators. Obviously, the master of this technique is Madonna, whose talent and eye for talent in others has made her not only a worldwide pop sensation, but a worldwide icon. Arguably, running a close second is Kylie Minogue. Starting off as not much more than a female voice for the massively successful Stock, Aitken & Waterman hit factory, she moved on to work with some of the most prominent dance producers of the early '90s, making her one of the most visible pop stars outside of the United States. By 1997, she moved on to working with writers outside the genre. While this may have translated into poor record sales, her motives were in the right place. With 2001's Fever, Minogue combines the disco-diva comeback of the previous year's Light Years with the trend of highly simple dance rhythms which was prevalent in the teen dance-pop craze of the years surrounding the album's release. While on the surface that might seem like an old dog trying to learn new tricks, Minogue pulls it off with surprising ease. The first single, "Cant Get You out of My Head," is a sparse, mid-tempo dance number that pulses and grooves like no other she's recorded, and nothing on Light Years was as funky as the pure disco closer of "Burning Up." And while it's hard not to notice her tipping her hat to the teen pop sound (in fact, on this record she works with Cathy Dennis, former dance-pop star and writer/producer for Brit-teen pop group S Club 7) on songs like "Give It to Me" and "Love at First Sight," her maturity helps transcend this limiting tag, making this a very stylish Euro-flavored dance-pop record that will appeal to all ages. Not one weak track, not one misplaced syrupy ballad to ruin the groove. The winning streak continues. [The U.S. version, released in early March of 2002, included the hidden tracks "Boy" and "Butterfly" -- a B-side and Light Years album track, respectively.] ~ Chris True, All Music Guide
ARTIST_ID	4921
UPC	724353767051
ISRC	GBAYE0000650
VOLUME	1
SIZE_OF_FILE	5981741
ASSOCIATEDISRC
LABEL	CAPITOL
LABEL_GROUP	EMI
Genre	Pop
ExplicitLyrics	No

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CD	EMI
CD	EMI
CD	Capitol
CS	Capitol

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