Fever [UK]

Kylie Minogue
1 disc

1. More More More
2. Love at First Sight
3. Can't Get You Out of My Head
4. Fever
5. Give It to Me
6. Fragile
7. Come into My World
8. In Your Eyes
9. Dancefloor
10. Love Affair
11. Your Love
12. Burning Up
Additional Info

Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 535804

Credits

Producer	Rob Davis; Paul Statham; Tom Nichols; Steve Anderson; Julian Gallagher; Mark Picchiotti; Pascal Gabriel; Richard Stannard; Tommy D; Cathy Dennis
Engineer	Martin Harrington; Rob Davis; Paul Wright III; Ash Howes; Alvin Sweeney

Personnel: Kylie Minogue (vocals, background vocals); Rob Davis (guitar, electric guitar, keyboards, drum programming); Julian Gallagher (guitar, Fender Rhodes piano, keyboards); Martin Harrington (guitar, keyboards, programming); Richard Stannard (guitar, background vocals); Gavyn Wright (strings); John Thirkell (flute, trumpet); Steve Anderson, Ash Howes (keyboards, programming); Cathy Dennis (keyboards, background vocals); Alvin Sweeney (programming); Nat Belz, Billie Godfrey (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Tom Elmhirst; Rob Davis; Adrian Bushby; Pascal Gabriel; Paul Wright III; Ash Howes; Tommy D; Cathy Dennis.
Recording information: Biffco Studios, Dublin, Ireland; Big Studios; Olympic Studios, London, England; Phil's; Rob's; Stella Studios.
Arranger: Steve Anderson.
It's more than just journalistic shorthand to refer to Kylie Minogue as the European Madonna. She's been at it as long as the Material Girl, and her mix of sexy style and dance-pop sound is very much in league with that of her American counterpart. The catch here is that, while Minogue had previously only been a star in Europe, FEVER represents her American breakthrough. Not surprisingly, the sound of FEVER will appeal to fans of Madonna's MUSIC album. It's full of bubbly synths, amiably poppy melodies, club beats and sensual vocal stylings. If anything, Minogue comes off as slightly less hard-edged than you-know-who, more concerned with immersing herself in the songs and production than in projecting her larger-than-life personality. That kind of attitude can only aid in the making of a successful pop record, which is the most accurate description of FEVER.

Critic Reviews

Rolling Stone (3/14/02, p.71) - 3 out of 5 stars - "...she's got severely coquettish charm....[her] most discotronic disc, is fast, full of old-fashioned hooks and newfangled techno hiccups....
Entertainment Weekly (3/1/02, p.80) - "Disco lives! [Kylie] coos her way through...retro-dance smash..." - Rating: B+