Fever (Kylie Minogue album)

Fever
Kylie Minogue's studio album
Publication (s)	October 1, 2001
Label (s)	Parlophone / EMI Mushroom Capitol
Format (s)	CD, LP
Genre (s)	pop
Title (number)	12
running time	45m40s
occupation	Backing vocals : Kylie Minogue, Richard Stannard, Billie Godfrey, Cathy Dennis
production	Tommy D Cathy Dennis Pascal Gabriel / Paul Statham Greg Fitzgerald / Tom Nichols Rob Davis Mark Pichiotti Richard Stannard / Julian Gallagher
Studio (s)	Biffco Studios, Dublin Hutch Studios, Chicago
chronology Light Years Fever Body Language
Single releases September 17, 2001 Can't Get You Out of My Head January 21, 2002 In your eyes June 10, 2002 Love at First Sight November 2, 2002 Come Into My World

Fever is the eighth studio album by Australian pop singer Kylie Minogue ; it was released in October 2001. With this album and the first single, Can't Get You Out of My Head , Minogue made a worldwide comeback.

Style and reception

The album Fever and above all the world hit Can't Get You Out of My Head showed Minogue at a musical and visual high point of their artistic work that they even drew popular culture discourses. The British music journalist Paul Morley explains in his book Words and Music: A History of Pop in the Shape of a City why Minogue's “deconstructivist disco piece Can't Get You Out of My Head (2001) describes the entire history of Western music as if reflected in a prism ”.

success

After the release, Fever made it to number 1 on the album charts in ten countries, including Germany , Great Britain , Australia and Austria . The album also made it to number 3 on the US Billboard charts in March 2002 - her biggest success to date in the US. Fever is Minogue's most successful album to date and has sold seven million times worldwide.

After the success of the album, Minogue went on a Fever tour through Europe and Australia in the spring of 2002 . The concert recording Fever 2002: Live in Manchester was released on DVD . In autumn 2002 the album was released again, this time with a different cover and a bonus CD. In addition to numerous remixes, the bonus CD also contained the song Whenever You Feel Like It , which had previously only been released on the soundtrack to the US film Scooby-Doo .

Chart positions Explanation of the data

Albums

Fever   US 3 October 29, 2001 (44 weeks)   UK 1 10/13/2001 (70 weeks)   DE 1 10/22/2001 (49 weeks)   AT 1 10/21/2001 (29 weeks)   CH 3 10/14/2001 (50 weeks)   AU 1 10/21/2001 (74 weeks)

Singles

Can't Get You Out of My Head   US 7th 01/26/2002 (20 weeks)   UK 1 09/29/2001 (25 weeks)   DE 1 10/01/2001 (21 weeks)   AT 1 09/30/2001 (25 weeks)   CH 1 09/30/2001 (33 weeks)   AU 1 09/23/2001 (12 weeks) In your eyes   UK 3 03/02/2002 (17 weeks)   DE 18th 03/04/2002 (9 weeks)   AT 22nd 03/03/2002 (11 weeks)   CH 8th 03/03/2002 (27 weeks)   AU 1 02/03/2002 (9 weeks) Love at First Sight   US 23 06/29/2002 (16 weeks)   UK 2 06/22/2002 (12 weeks)   DE 16 06/24/2002 (9 weeks)   AT 29 06/23/2002 (11 weeks)   CH 22nd 06/23/2002 (23 weeks)   AU 3 06/16/2002 (8 weeks) Come Into My World   US 91 12/14/2002 (8 weeks)   UK 8th 11/23/2002 (10 weeks)   DE 47 11/25/2002 (4 weeks)   AT 59 11/24/2002 (4 weeks)   CH 66 11/24/2002 (12 weeks)   AU 4th 11/17/2002 (10 weeks)

Track list

( Singles *) (Composition)

1. More More More (Tommy D / Liz Winstanley)
2. Love at First Sight * (Kylie Minogue / Richard Stannard / Julian Gallagher / Ash Howes / Martin Harrington)
3. Can't Get You Out of My Head * (Cathy Dennis / Rob Davis)
4. Fever (Greg Fitzgerald / Tom Nichols)
5. Give It to Me (Kylie Minogue / Mark Picchiotti / Steve Anderson)
6. Fragile (Rob Davis)
7. Come Into My World * (Cathy Dennis / Rob Davis)
8. In Your Eyes * (Kylie Minogue / Richard Strannard / Julian Gallagher / Ash Howes)
9. Dancefloor (Steve Anderson / Cathy Dennis)
10. Love Affair (Kylie Minogue / Richard Stannard / Julian Gallagher)
11. Your Love (Kylie Minogue / Pascal Gabriel / Paul Statham)
12. Burning Up (Greg Fitzgerald / Tom Nichols)

Bonus Track (Australian Version)

• Tightrope (Kylie Minogue / Pascal Gabriel / Paul Steinberg)

Bonus tracks (Japanese version)

• Good Like That (Joe Belmaati / Kara Dioguardi / Mich Hansen)
• Baby (Lars Aass / Botolf Loedemel / Liz Winstanley)

Bonus disc track list

1. Can't Get Blue Monday Out of My Head (Cathy Dennis / Rob Davies / Bernard Sumner / Gillian Gilbert / Peter Hook / Stephen Morris )
2. Love at First Sight (The Scumfrog's beauty and the beast vocal edit)
3. Can't Get You Out My Head (Deluxe's ​​dirty club)
4. In Your Eyes ( Roger Sanchez release the club mix)
5. Love at First Sight (Ruff & Jam US radio mix)
6. Come Into My World ( Fischerspooner Mix)
7. Whenever You Feel Like It (Kylie Minogue / Billy Steinberg / Rick Nowels)

Singles

• Can't Get You Out of My Head was published in September 2001 and made it to number 1 in the hit lists in all European countries with the exception of Finland . With over four million copies sold worldwide, the single is still considered the most successful Minogues to date.
• In Your Eyes was released as the second single release from Fever in February 2002. For the video was after the success of Can not Get You Out of My Head Again Dawn Shadforth committed. Roger Sanchez was responsible for a remix of the song .
• The third single from Fever , Love at First Sight was released in June 2002. The video was directed by the Swede Johan Renck . The single release includes the b-side of the mashup Can't Get Blue Monday Out of My Head , in which Minogue's successful song was mixed with the new-order classic Blue Monday . Minogue previously presented the mix live at the Brit Awards in the spring of the same year.
• For Come Into My World , released as a single in November 2002, Minogue received a 2004 Grammy for Best Dance Recording. The video was directed by Michel Gondry .

Awards for music sales

Country / Region	Award	Sales
Awards for music sales (country / region, Award, Sales)
Argentina (CAPIF)	gold	20,000
Australia (ARIA)	7 × platinum	490,000
Belgium (BEA)	gold	(25,000)
Denmark (IFPI)	gold	(25,000)
Germany (BVMI)	platinum	(300,000)
Europe (IFPI)	3 × platinum	3,000,000
France (SNEP)	platinum	(300,000)
Greece (IFPI)	gold	(15,000)
Hong Kong (IFPI / HKRIA)	platinum	20,000
Canada (MC)	2 × platinum	200,000
New Zealand (RMNZ)	2 × platinum	30,000
Netherlands (NVPI)	gold	(40,000)
Austria (IFPI)	platinum	(30,000)
Poland (ZPAV)	gold	(50,000)
Sweden (IFPI)	platinum	(80,000)
Switzerland (IFPI)	2 × platinum	(80,000)
Spain (Promusicae)	platinum	(100,000)
Hungary (MAHASZ)	platinum	(20,000)
United States (RIAA)	platinum	1,159,000
United Kingdom (BPI)	5 × platinum	(1,500,000)
All in all	6 × gold 29 × platinum	4,737,000

Main article: Kylie Minogue / Music Sales Awards

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Where the wild symbol winds blow. A total work of art full of wisdom, eroticism and goodness: Kylie Minogue in the velodrome . In: Berliner Zeitung , June 24, 2008
2. ^ Paul Morley: Words and Music. A History of Pop in the Shape of a City . Bloomsbury, 2003, ISBN 0-7475-5778-0
3. ↑ Fever. ( Memento of the original from January 16, 2008 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Kylie.com  
4. ↑ Charts DE Charts AT Charts CH Charts UK Charts US Charts AU
5. ↑ Can't Get You Out of My Head. ( Memento of the original from June 13, 2008 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. kylie.com  
6. ↑ Love at First Sight. ( Memento of the original from June 17, 2008 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. kylie.com  
7. ^ Gary Trust: Ask Billboard: Katy Perry, Kylie Minogue, Cee Lo Green. In: Billboard. April 3, 2011, accessed July 21, 2017 .