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The albums discography of Australian recording artist Kylie Minogue, consists of fourteen studio albums, twelve compilation albums, six live albums, ten extended plays, eleven remix albums and two box sets. Minogue's music career began as a result of her popularity as an actress in Neighbours, an Australian soap opera. She based herself in the United Kingdom after signing with PWL, and recorded her debut album Kylie with songwriting and record producers Stock, Aitken & Waterman.

X (Kylie Minogue album). X is the tenth studio album by Australian singer Kylie Minogue. It was released on 21 November 2007 by Parlophone. Background and writing. While recovering in Melbourne, Minogue began writing lyrics towards the end of her cancer treatment in mid-2006, having not worked on any music for the previous year. Inspired by thinking about the things she wanted to do once her recovery was complete and of her doubts about returning to her career, she wrote lyrics which would later form the basis of "Cosmic" and "No More Rain. A visit to Taprobane also produced a song which Minogue penned, titled "Extraordinary Da.

Born in Melbourne, Australia, on May 28 1968, Kylie Minogue emerged as an actress on TV soap Neighbours in the Eighties, before launching her multi-decade musical career in 1987. 7. UK Number 1s. 34. UK Top 10s.

Australian singer, songwriter and actress, born 28 May 1968 in Melbourne, Australia. Sister of recording artist Dannii Minogue. She first came to global attention with her role as Charlene Mitchell in the soap opera Neighbours. Her tenth album X (2008) was nominated for Best Dance Album for the 51st Grammy Awards. In 2008 she did a world tour. In 2009, Minogue toured the USA and Canada, exclusively. She released her eleventh studio album Aphrodite in 2010, her fifth with Parlophone. Inducted into the ARIA HOF (Hall Of Fame) on the 27th November, 2011.

The Best of Kylie Minogue. 21 tracks · 1 June 2012. 33 tracks · 14 November 2004. 19 tracks · 17 December 2008. 10 tracks · 4 July 1988. Fever (Deluxe Version). 14 tracks · 8 February 2002.