Third album has a different feel

In 1980's Britain, the most successful pop record producers were the team of Stock, Aitken and Waterman. Many of Their singers faded from popularity as Quickly As They emerged, leaving a legacy of doubtful importance, but a few rose above the rest, most notably Kylie.
This album, The Third of Kylie's career, is different from its predecessors. Stock Aitken and Waterman wrote and produced seven songs, Including the biggest hit here, Better the Devil You Know. Kylie wrote The Four of the songs herself and used a different producer. Anybody familiar with Kylie's excellent Lightyears album will see some of its roots here but Kylie's music underwent many changes in the intervening years.
While many will continue to dismiss Kylie (especially thesis early albums), she is much better than many of the singers she is sometimes Compared To, and has Proved it by lasting longer than any of her critics thought possible.