One of the most, if not THE most accomplished remix of any Kylie single. Along with the BIR Soundtrack of Where is the Feeling? this is a tremendous job, very well crafted.

Definitively my favorite remix from Kylie in the 90's and probably one of the best production ever from Farley & Heller. This song was released as B-side of single 'Confide In Me" on Australian label Mushroom Records. Fire Island mix was also included in the 'Kylie Minogue" album released same year.

The Big Brothers Mix is not bad but I can't find anything special about it, it sounds like every other Progressive House from around this time, think Sasha style, long tracks with outdated beats that really don't go anywhere. The original Master Mix and The Truth Mix are the two versions that have and "will most likely" stand the test of time. I would definitely not categorize either mixes as House, they fall somewhere between Trip-Hop and Dream Pop. The Truth Mix is very sexy, play this on your first date and your odds of getting laid will be improved.

Definantly one of Kylie's better moments, when she broke free of her contact with PWL, musicly it just became better. In interviews at the time she often complained at the lack of musical input with her partnership with PWL. With the 1995 album on deConstruction things changed for the better, out went the girly europop anthems (well not completely, this is Kylie afterall) and in came sleek numbers produced by the likes of Brothers Of Rhythm (Dave Seaman/Steve Anderson), Pete Heller + Terry Farley and M People. The outcome was a phenomenal album with good substance and killer production and a COMPLETE flop salewise. People just wasn't ready for this. Now onto this special track. The Brothers In Rhythm production on this track lifts it to another dimension. Kylie's vocals shine crystal clear on the slighty latininfused pophouse beat. The breakdown in this track is just magic which leads to a magnificent climax. It's a perfect popsong and the lyrics helped me several times, it's a good post breakup song. Track 2 has Seaman & Anderson taking the tempo up a bit creating a nice club version of the song, has the distinct 90's proggy house feel to it while keeping it at a low 122bpm but jampacked with strings, vocal editing & general drama. Personally i'm not that keen on "The Truth Remix" done by Maradona & Dollar but in 2003, Turkish producer Subsky made a killer bootleg of this sampling the melody & strings and lacing it onto a nice deep chuggy track.