Impossible Princess

Impossible Princess
Kylie Minogue's studio album
Publication (s)	March 23, 1998
Label (s)	Deconstruction / BMG Mushroom
Format (s)	CD, LP
Genre (s)	pop
Title (number)	12
running time	49m49s
occupation	Keyboard : Steve Anderson Guitar : Steve Anderson, Greg Bone, James Dean Bradfield Drums : Sean Moore Violin : Gavyn Wright
production	Brothers In Rhythm Dave Ball / Ingo Vauk James Dean Bradfield / Dave Eringa Rob Dougan
Studio (s)	Real World, Sarm (West) and DMC Studios Mayfair Studios
chronology Kylie Minogue Impossible Princess Light Years
Single releases September 8, 1997 Some Kind of Bliss November 24, 1997 Did it again March 2, 1998 Breathe August 18, 1998 Cowboy style

Impossible Princess , released in Europe under the title Kylie Minogue , is the sixth studio album by Australian pop singer Kylie Minogue from 1998 . It is not to be confused with their previous album Kylie Minogue from 1994.

background

For the album title, Minogue was inspired by the poetry book Poems to break the hearts of impossible princesses by the English poet and singer Billy Childish . She received it as a gift from Nick Cave after working with the Australian singer on the hit Where the Wild Roses Grow .

The release of Impossible Princess was scheduled for 22 September 1997th After the tragic accidental death of Princess Diana , the album title appeared to be inappropriate and disrespectful. The publication was postponed and all copies already pressed were destroyed. The album was released six months later under the title Kylie Minogue . This led to confusion, as their previous album from 1994 already had the same name. Minogue's Australian record company Mushroom decided to keep the title Impossible Princess and released the album under that name in March 1998.

To distinguish the work from the first album with the title Kylie Minogue, Kylie Minogue was always spoken of in 1998 , but the album was always referred to as Impossible Princess among fans and by Minogue itself . For the release of the remastered version of the album, which was released in 2003 along with a bonus CD, the title Impossible Princess was chosen.

Track list

( Singles ) (Composition)

1. Too Far (Kylie Minogue)
2. Cowboy Style (Kylie Minogue / Steve Anderson / David Seaman )
3. Some Kind Of Bliss ( James Dean Bradfield / Kylie Minogue / Sean Moore)
4. Did It Again (Kylie Minogue / Steve Anderson / David Seaman)
5. Breathe (Kylie Minogue / Dave Ball / Ingo Vauk)
6. Say Hey (Kylie Minogue)
7. Drunk (Kylie Minogue / Steve Anderson / David Seaman)
8. I Don't Need Anyone (James Dean Bradfield / Kylie Minogue / Nick Jones)
9. Jump (Kylie Minogue / Rob Dougan )
10. Limbo (Kylie Minogue / Dave Ball / Ingo Vauk)
11. Through The Years (Kylie Minogue / Dave Ball / Ingo Vauk)
12. Dreams (Kylie Minogue / Steve Anderson / David Seaman)

Bonus track (Japanese version)

• Tears (Kylie Minogue / Dave Ball / Ingo Vauk)

Bonus disc

1. Love Takes Over Me (Kylie Minogue / Steve Anderson / Dave Seaman)
2. Too Far (Inner Door Mix)
3. Did It Again (Did It Four Times Mix)
4. Breathe (Tee's Dancehall Mix)
5. Tears (Minogue / Dave Ball / Ingo Vauk)
6. Too Far (Junior's Riff Dub)
7. Breathe (Tee's Dub Of Life)
8. Some Kind Of Bliss ( Quivver Mix)
9. Did It Again (Razor-n-go Dub)
10. Breathe (Tee's Glimmer Mix)
11. Too Far (North Pole Mix)
12. This Girl (Kylie Minogue / Uschi Classen)

Charts

album

year	title	Chart placements					annotation
		DE	AT	CH	OUT	UK
1998	Impossible Princess ( Kylie Minogue )	78	-	-	4th	10	First published: March 1998 Sales worldwide: 300,000

Singles

year	title	Chart placements					annotation
		DE	AT	CH	OUT	UK
1997	Some Kind Of Bliss	-	-	-	27	22nd	First published: September 1997 Video: Dave Mold
1997	Did it again	-	-	-	15th	14th	First published: November 1997 Video: Pedro Romhanyi
1998	Breathe	-	-	-	23	14th	First published: March 1998 Video: Kieran Evans
1998	Cowboy style	-	-	-	39	-	First published: August 1998 Video: Michael Williams

Individual evidence

1. ↑ release date
2. ↑ Chart tracking / Kylie Minogue / Longplay. ( Memento of the original dated February 4, 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. musicline.de 
3. ↑ ^{a b} Kylie Minogue in the Austrian hit parade. austriancharts.at
4. ↑ ^{a b} Kylie Minogue in the Swiss hit parade. hitparade.ch
5. ↑ ^{a b} Kylie Minogue in the Australian charts. australian-charts.com
6. ↑ ^{a b} everyhit.com
7. ↑ Chart Tracking / Kylie Minogue / Singles. ( Memento of the original from November 2, 2013 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. musicline.de