Kylie Minogue Music:

Where The Wild Roses Grow Track Listing:
1. Where the Wild Roses Grow
2. Ballad of Robert Moore & Betty Coltrane
3. Willow Garden

Where The Wild Roses Grow Reviews:
Fantastic song, just one problem...Nick Cave
2003-06-08 - this song is so great, it has an amazing and beautiful video to go along with it as well, kylie sounds beautiful, even more so than usual, she should do more soft songs, but theres a problem with this song,NickCave, ive never heard of this guy but his voice is to deep and monotone, i just hte it, sorry to any nick cave fans but thats how i feel, this song and video would be perfect without him, in the video though, thier perfromances are fanastic and moving, i just hate his voice, otherwise, its fine, i suppose his voice isnt to bad, its not like he has no singing talent, i just dont prefer him, but for those who do, i have to say this is a must buy!!!

kylie is #1
2002-08-11 - Well Kylie just keeps getting better. She is easily the best Australian singer out there. This single proves that she is just as talented as she is pretty. The vocals are amazing and the beat is very good. This is definately a song for everyone including those who don't particularly like this talented singer. Keep it up Kylie !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Pretty girls make graves.
2002-07-17 - "Where The Wild Roses Grow" made Nick Cave an international star, largely due to the overwhelming popularity of Kylie Minogue. This single was his highest-selling recording to date because of this; her fans as well as his rushed out to purchase it. It's a great song with a wonderful video (available on The Bad Seeds' videos compilation). But the best part about this single is the B-side, "The Ballad of Robert Moore and Betty Coltraine." It is one of my favorite Nick Cave songs (and that says a lot, considering his prolific output). "The Willow Garden", with vocals by pianist Conway Savage is also a nice touch to this trio of songs.