Thread about Kylie Minogue's DeConstruction era: when she released some of her most underrated, experimental and incredible work with her self-titled album (1994) and Impossible Princess (1997)

Confide In Me (1994). Her biggest hit of this era. This masterpiece turned her into a next level pop star, who had no fear of taking a risk. The vocals, the video, everything about this is ICONIC.

Put Yourself In My Place (1994). Probably her best ballad. Few artists after Kylie have used the Barbarella concept for music videos but none will ever top Kylie’s. PERIOD.

Where Is The Feeling? (1995). Released as a single using the superior BIR Dolphin Mix. You need a certain level of intelligence to appreciate this. Sorry I don’t make the rules.

Where The Wild Roses Grow (1995). Collaboration with Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds for their album ‘Murder Ballads’. Kylie sings as Eliza Day, a woman nicknamed as the ‘Wild Rose’ after being murdered by Cave’s character. What’s not to love?

Some Kind Of Bliss (1997). The lead single from 'Impossible Princess'. Kylie ventures into the indie rock-pop scene with this underrated song which she has never performed since the tour. Plus the video features Kylie as a robber somewhere in Spain: amazing!

Did It Again (1997). Probably one of the best music videos ever and don't dare to @ me over this.

Breathe (1998). Invented breathing with this mesmerizing, hypnotic, electronica heaven.

GBI (German Bold Italic) (1998). Everything about this collaboration with Japanese DJ Towa Te is INSANE. Kylie sings as a typeface (what?) and she is a geisha running around New York in the music video. Can you say LEGENDARIC?

Cowboy Style (1998). Even before Madonna's amazing 'Music' era there was 'Cowboy Style'. Sure it deserved a lot better than tour rehearsal footage for a music video but the song is still amazing.

And that's the end of the thread. Stream 'Kylie Minogue' and 'Impossible Princess' for clear skin.