Her fashion disasters are also recorded, too, such as the bizarre outfit and shoes she wore for "Got to be Certain" and the Parisian wartime look adopted for "Je ne sais pas pourquoi". Her most outrageous but greatest video moment is where she parodies certain movie stars in the chic video for "What Do I Have to Do?", and because of her heavy eye make-up almost earns herself the title drag-queen Kylie (watch out for sister Dannii who briefly stars in the video, wearing a blonde wig). All in all it's an excellent collection for those wanting a visual introduction to early Kylie, and/or those too young to remember her first time round.

On the DVD: Kylie Greatest Hits unearths some very rare pieces of Kylie history and the producers of the DVD have gone out of their way to make the compilation as comprehensive as possible. However, the transfer quality is not much better than awful, both for rarities and more popular material such as "Especially for You". Diehard fans will be pleased, though, by the majority of the videos from the late-1980s including vintage personal introductions from Kylie about the making of the promos etc. Other bonus features include the videos for the Australian versions of "Locomotion" and "Word Is Out", and alternate promos of "Got to be Certain", and "I Should Be So Lucky". --John Galilee

Special Features
Video intro from Kylie
Alternative version of videos
Interview footage
Making of video footage
Bonus Video "it’s no Secret"
Photo Gallery

Track listing
I should be so lucky
The Loco-Motion
Hand on your Heart
Got to be Certain
Better the Devil you know
Wouldn’t change a thing
Celebration
Never Too Late
What Do I Have To Do?
Je Ne Sais Pas Pourquoi
Step back in Time
Especially for You
Shocked
Word is Out
Made in heaven
What kind of fool? (Heard it all before)
Give Me Just a little bit more time
Finer Feelings
If you were with me now
Tears on my pillow


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