Spinning Around: Cheerful, free of worries On a Night Like This: Now we see where Jennifer Lopez got her ideas Disco Down: A throw down back to the 70s Butterfly: Wonderful and fast makes you want to move

It is up to you to listen to this cd and get hyped up if you have not bought this cd get it today you will be impressed and want to dance or if you feel like me you would wish you were one of the dancers in her videos.


Disco in the year 2000   March 9, 2002
Steve (Boston, MA United States)
5 out of 6 found this review helpful

This is possible one of the best CD's I've ever bought.
The songs make you want to dance. I cleaned my house in 15 mins.
Thank You Kylie!


Perhaps the best Pop Album of 2000   January 24, 2001
R J Ferris (MD, USA)
3 out of 4 found this review helpful

While I am quite the fan of 80s Brittish Pop Stars, I am especially so of their more recent work. It truely is the best of two worlds: Eighties style and Today's new musical Trends. Every track on this CD is good. I would dare to say this album is approaching the Zenith of a Talented Artist's Carreer. With Tracks like "Please Stay", an upbeat love song combinding a spanish-sounding accustic guitar with the dance beat and electronica; And the harder dance song "Your Disco Needs you" with a sound not unlike that of Pet Shop Boys 1999 hit New York City Boy. Certainly an album for any Pop fan, and a great introduction to a talented Artist, with an angelic voice unlike any other female vocalist out there.


LIGHT YEARS IS THE GREATEST POP ALBUM OF ALL TIME   March 11, 2001
1 out of 2 found this review helpful

I think that Kylie has made one of the greatest pop albums in history, i was so amazed when i first listened to the album by the quality of the songs, their great melodies,and the feel-good vibe that haunts the album. 'Light years' is definitly the best female pop album since Madonna's 'Like a Virgin' as it contains many great pop songs such as the singles 'Spinning around','On A Night Like This','Kids (with the magnificent Robbie Williams)', 'Please stay' and the latest one 'Your disco needs you' which is ,in my opinion , a disco-pop classic in the lines of 'Ymca','I will survive','Funky town'..... there are also many excellent album tracks such as 'So Now Goodbye','Disco Down','Loveboat'and 'Under the influence of love'..... All in all, i would have to say that Kylie definitly has re-invented herself again. After her rock-indie influenced album 'Impossible Princess' in 1997,Kylie is back to her pop roots....and she defintly has made a great impression over the pop world....Too bad her great talents are not recognized in the States as she is considered there as a has-been..... HOWEVER,KYLIE IS AND WILL ALWAYS BE A POP ICON......