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| Kate
Bush The Kick Inside 1978 EMI America Records |
Moving The Saxophone Song Strange Phenomena Kite The Man with the Child in ............. . His Eyes Wuthering Heights |
James
and the Cold Gun Feel It Oh To Be In Love L'Amour Looks Something ................ Like You Them Heavy People Room for the Life The Kick Inside |
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| There
is nothing better than a strong debut album from an artist. The Kick
Inside is Kate's first record - a mature, breathtaking collection
of excellent songs. It doesn't get any better than this. My favourite Kate record of them all. |
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| Kate
Bush Lionheart 1978 EMI America Records |
Symphony
in Blue In Search of Peter Pan Wow Don't Push Your Foot On ............... the Heartbrake Oh England My Lionheart |
Fullhouse In the Warm Room Kashka from Baghdad Coffee Homeground Hammer Horror |
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| There
is nothing worse than trying to follow up a strong debut with another stellar
effort, yet Kate does it with ease. All of that talent and at only 19 years old, too. Plus, she is SUCH a babe! |
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| Kate
Bush Never Forever 1980 EMI America Records |
Babooshka Delius (Song of Summer) Blow Away (for Bill) All We Ever Look For Egypt The Wedding List |
Violin The Infant Kiss Nicht Scented Frock Army Dreamers Breathing |
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| Kate beginning to get weird, but still commercial enough to have pleased the masses. | ||||||||
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| Kate
Bush The Dreaming 1982 EMI Records |
Sat
In Your Lap There Goes a Tenner Pull Out the Pin Suspended in Gaffa Leave It Open |
The
Dreaming Night of the Swallow All the Love Houdini Get Out of My House |
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| Kate at her weirdest! If in the right mood, this is a wonderful album. If not, it's a mess. | ||||||||
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| Kate
Bush Hounds of Love 1985 EMI America Records |
Hounds
of Love Running Up That Hill ....... (A Deal with God) Hounds of Love The Big Sky Mother Stands for Comfort Cloudbusting |
The
Ninth Wave And Dream of Sheep Under Ice Waking the Witch Watching You Without Me Jig of Life Hello Earth The Morning Fog |
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| The
pinnacle of Kate Bush. Absolutely brilliant, commerical, and weird
all at the same time. It's times like these that make being a music fan all worthwhile. |
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| Kate
Bush The Whole Story 1986 EMI Records |
Wuthering
Heights Cloudbusting The Man with the Child ........... ......... .in His Eyes Breathing Wow Hounds of Love |
Running
Up That Hill Army Dreamers Sat In Your Lap Experiment IV The Dreaming Babooshka |
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| A
great introduction to the world of Kate Bush. If her albums are too
much for you, then this is the release for you. |
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| Kate
Bush The Sensual World 1989 Columbia Records |
The
Sensual World Love and Anger The Fog Reaching Out Heads We're Dancing |
Deeper
Understanding Between a Man and ........... ...... a Woman Never Be Mine Rocket's Tail This Woman's Work Walk Straight Down ........... ........ the Middle |
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| A somewhat good effort. Not her best but there are some strong tracks here. | ||||||||
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| Kate
Bush Red Shoes 1993 Columbia Records |
Rubberband
Girl And So is Love Eat the Music moments of Pleasure The Song of Solomon Lily |
The
Red Shoes Top of the City Constellation of the Heart Big Stripey Lie Why Should I Love You? You're the One |
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| Kate's
last album, a rather disappointing foray into second rate songs. She could
have done so much better . . . |
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| Kate
Bush Live at the Hammersmith Odeon 1994 EMI Records |
Moving Them Heavy People Violin Strange Phenomena Hammer Horror Don't Push Your Foot on ..... ... ...... the Heartbrake |
Wow Feel It Kite James and the Cold Gun Oh! England My Lionheart Wuthering Heights |
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| A souvenir of Kate's only tour, 1978, with accompanying video. | ||||||||
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| Kate
Bush Aerial 2005 Columbia Records |
A
Sea of Honey King of the Mountain Pi Bertie Mrs. Bartolozzi How to Be Invisible Joanni A Coral Room |
A Sky of Honey |
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| After
12 long years, Kate Bush is finally back, AND with a double album!
The first disc is a collection of songs, a few which touch on the subject of Kate's life over the last decade: being a mum. Nice, but nothing to write home about. In fact, I was kind of worried about the rest of the album after disc 1 finished. I really thought that Kate had lost it. Then, disc 2 begins and caresses you, reminding you that Kate knows what she's doing and all you have to do is trust her lead. If you do, you'll be rewarded with incredibly intelligent, gentle, beautiful, and emotional soundscapes that literally take you to another plane of existence. You must purchase this album. |
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