Kylie Minogue – Where Is The Feeling?

Reviewing every record in my collection;

I came across this record at a fair where the seller was also selling the regular maxi single of WITF (the one with the two Kylies) and I went with this one thinking that, since it's a promo, it'd have a better sound quality. Now, I don't know if that's true, but this pressing doesn't sound outright bad, but the bass is so loud (especially) on side B that details get lost, which is sad since the Brother's in Rhythm Soundtrack is probably, not only one of the best remixes I've ever heard, but outright one of the best songs in general. The original is a dance classic, but this new dark reinterpretation elevates the song to a hundred percent; Instrumental, Lyrics, Vocals, everything on it is IMMACULATE. I understand why this version isn't present on the standard album, it's completely different to the vibe the OG record has. But leaving that aside, the added lyrics (penned by Miss Minogue herself) are so damn good and work as a preview to what would later come in Impossible Princess, it cannot be improved upon. The Da Klubb Feeling mix on the other side is rather forgettable instead, and feels a bit redundant having another deep house mix present on the same vinyl when they could have included the bish Bosh mix or other one that would have brought more variety to it. Sound Quality wise, as I mentioned it has over bearing bass, not much of a problem on Side A, but definitely noticeable on side B, still, I cannot not recommend this maxi to any Lover, casual listener or just anyone that's into this kind of stuff

The mix on the A side is a classic but the bass on this record is horrifyingly loud

My copy came with the orange/blue Deconstruction promo cover. Anyone else has it like that?

Does anyone know if the David Morales Mix was released on vinyl anywhere ?

The sleeve art for this release oddly depicts two Kylies...this is because, in keeping with previous releases from deConstruction, there was to be a two CD set. Due to various reasons, eventually only one CD was issued and so the images were combined.

This has to be one of the most amazing remixes of any Kylie single. I consider this on a par with the other (significant) Confide In Me Big Brothers (In Rhythm) Mix from this IndieKylie era. An opus, with no doubt at all.

I for one bought this because of the 10 minute plus progressive house mix by Felix Da Housecat. Very stripped and probably not really of interest for real Kylie fans, but he made this track his own via his remix. Love it!

No doubt the rarest Japanese Promo CD of Kylie Minogue

One of the best single releases from KM's career and one of the best single packages ever. Morales remix being the least interesting.
The video was released on more than one Kylie compilations (The Kylie Tapes, the Australian Greatest Hits dvd...)

One of the Kylie singles that failed to hit the charts in the higher positions and even almost unknown to the public that there was this single release. The video to this song was also never featured on any Kylie DVD compilation. Well, the song is completely different from the album version and if the David Morales mix would have been used as an edit as a radio version it certainly hit a top 10 position at that time. The Morales mix is just GREAT and the rest of the mixes forgettable and totally boring. I don't know what the record company had in mind when they released it... definetely not making a hit single. The BIR and Felix Da Housecat mixes should have been released on an underground label and then with a project title like "Brothers in Rhythm feat. Kylie Minogue"