I am such a big Kylie fan, but it doesn't means that I love nor agree everything she does. The vynil version of this compillation is just ok. A more-than-30-years career can't be summaryzed in just 2 discs. The selection is very average. For example, I would have prefer "The One" instead of "Kids". Plus, she released the single "New York City" as part of this compillation, and does not appears in this album. I still feel that her "Ultimate Kylie" is her best compillation ever.

Some Kind Of Bliss (Disc 3, Track 5) is the video edit of the song but the first four bars are cut off due to a mastering error.

Mine is quiet and suffers from no sibilance. The last track on disc 2 is a little brighter than the rest but not distorted. Recording quality is ok, overall not a bad LP but agree it needed a Gatefold.

It's a good pressing, albeit with a slightly odd track listing. There's a heavy slant towards Kylie's more recent hits, despite numerous omitted earlier hits not only being better songs but also charting higher. I would have ditched 2 Hearts, Dancing and Wow for Hand On Your Heart, Wouldn't Change a Thing and the hugely underrated Je Ne Sais Pas Pourquoi. Really, this should have been a three disc set to avoid these issues and then they could have also included the likes of Never Too Late, What Do I Have to Do, Turn It Into Love, Got To Be Certain, Confide in Me and Where the Wild Roses Grow.

It's nice to have her 2000s hits on vinyl, which sound much better than their digital counterparts,
I wish it was a gatefold and lyrics/pictures of Kylie were included instead of just simple credits,
although i must say the packaging and the color of the vinyl are just gorgeous.

I was also shocked to find out that there are 42 tracks on CD but only 20 on vinyl,
3LP or 4LP edition would have been much better like Madonna's Celebration

I just wished they made this as a jewel-case type CD, NOT the fold-out booklet type.. these types (Booklet) of covers never last. At least with a jewel-case, the jewel-case can easily be replaced to make the CD look new again.

Reviewing every record in my collection:

Ok I'd say this pressing is a Solid 8/10 for me, the first disc is worth this compilation alone, both tracklist and sound quality are marvelous, no complaints at all. The second disc is much less exciting because the track selection is quite mediocre and the sound quality isn't as clear, especially on the last tracks of each side

Imo if you are a fan of the PWL era just go for the gorgeous 1992 Greatest Hits album, if you want to listen to her 2000s material on great sound quality go for this one

Plus; the color of these vinyl records is BEAUTIFUL, images don't make them enough justice

I bit of a lazy release. So many pages that could have been filled with some additional info (release dates, chart placings, track listings, lyrics), but instead it's just a random mix of cover art - some vinyl, some CD. This could have been so much better!

Can anyone tell me if this is a gatefold and are the printed inner sleeves the same design as the Picture discs version?

Great collection but unfortunately not as 'definitive' as the name suggest. Several singles still missing - including my favourite 'Finer Feelings'. Others are Giving you up, Better than today and Where is the feeling. Shame they didn't squeeze them onto CD3.