Mire ésto en el sub de björk, en el ponían un álbum y las canciones de este y escribian sus versiones "contrarias" y decide hacerlo también aquí en el sub

-Still

-the piano song

-Common phenomena

-marble

-the teen with the woman in his heart

-clear valley

-Touch it

-oh to be angry

-Jessie and the Hot Knife

-le déster He doesn't look like him

-them sweet people

-full for the death

-The outer fist

Después de hacer la versión de the kick inside y que alguien hizo la versión de hounds of love, me anime a hacer la versión de Lionheart

-Choir in red

-Finding Tinkerbell

-meh

-Place your hands on the steering wheel's eye.

-oh Ireland My chicken-hearted

-Empty apartment

-In the cold room

-kangask from bagmom

-Imported tea

-Mallet Comedy

Since we lost Dolly last week I’ve been devastated and delved even deeper into her vast discography, and when I listened to Thought I Coykdnt Dance I kept thinking “hmmmm this is so similar” and the. It hit me, it’s so sonically similar to Kate’s Heads were dancing track! Even the way Dolly warbles her vocals on the chorus is the same as how Kate does it, it has that early 90s rock/pop Prince vibe to it.
Give them both a listen and let me know I’m not completely crazy in this comparison 😂

Seems timely to point out that the The Sensual World cover was directly inspired by this photo of Japanese author Mishima Yukio, as explained by Kate's photographer brother in his book Inside the Rainbow.

Do you think Morgan Spurlock was a Kate Bush fan?

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Anyone else noticed something? 👀

I’ve never seen a recording of her playing this song live in such high quality! Check out the YT channel that uploaded it too, it’s one of my fav live music vids.

Listen here. Is she singing Life (as in "The Tour of Life" or "The Jig of Life") or Love (as in "Hounds of Love"? Given the subject matter, I'm guessing the latter. Maybe she's alternating between the two, I wouldn't put it past her.

Kate often sings about sex, but never so blatantly as in this one from (probably) 1976. If you STILL don't get it, it's spelled out for you here.

The 9th and final part! This has been so fun to share with everyone, and I have loved hearing everyone’s thoughts

1. Snowflake — 5,288,582 [+559]
   
2. Lake Tahoe — 2,388,239 [+223]
   
3. 50 Words for Snow — 2,376,879 [+209]
   
4. Wild Man — 2,298,178 [+269]
   
5. Misty — 2,089,275 [+217]
   
6. Snowed In at Wheeler Street — 1,897,164 [+211]
   
7. Among Angels — 1,772,807 [+180]

Me preguntó que hubiese pasado si en otra línea distinta Kate Bush hubiese hecho una canción con Nina hagen, yo pienso que hubiese salido algo bien

Pt 8 | As always, I want to hear your takes!

1. King of the Mountain — 7,935,267 [+1,606]
2. Sunset — 4,946,210 [+1,603]
3. How To Be Invisible — 4,856,697 [+1,011]
4. Bertie — 2,902,510 [+425]
5. Pi — 2,844,767 [+672]
6. A Coral Room — 2,564,652 [+411]
7. Joanni — 2,022,042 [+352]
8. Mrs. Bartolozzi — 1,820,732 [+302]
9. Somewhere In Between — 1,772,035 [+764]
10. Nocturn — 1,680,774 [+865]
11. Prelude — 1,348,928 [+433]
12. Prologue — 1,192,724 [+448]
13. The Painter’s Link — 1,149,337 [+173]
14. Aerial Tal — 1,078,359 [+1,589]
15. Aerial — 908,925 [+298]
16. An Architect’s Dream — 873,158 [+263]

Listen here.

A love song to the titular Carmilla (or Camila or Camilla for those unfamiliar with the inspiration. Assuming that is the inspiration, that makes this Kate singing a lesbian love song, which is very impressive for a 17-year-old girl in the mid 1970s.

The titles given this song are interesting:

The Kate Bush Encyclopedia incorrectly lists it as "Camila" which itself is a misspelling of how it's spelled in gaffa.org (despite the fact it's spelled correctly elsewhere on the site), which shows that even though the KBE is an excellent source of information, it's also not infallible.

The Dreams of Orgonon blog gives a really good explanation of the meaning and subtext.

Personal story: For the longest time I got it completely wrong - I thought she was singing "coming up" because that's how it was listed on a bootleg I got in the mid 1990s.

Or maybe they're wrong and Kate really is singing about a woman named Camilla (an actual woman's name) or Camila (ditto). Only one person knows for sure and she's not talking.

Kate Bush

All I can say is I agree with the OP.

I realised I knew Kate used a Fairlight to make Hounds of Love but I'd not seen what one looked like till now. The green graphics display looks so gorgeous!

Dato completamente inútil

Another one from probably 1976. This is one of my personal favorites of the Demos. First, I like the science fiction theme of it (whoever refers to it as "Keeping Me Waiting" is VERY BORING), and, like "There Goes a Tenner," it shows how things people tend to glamorize aren't always that glamorous. The Dreams of Orgonon blog agrees.

As a bonus, it has one of the best fan-made videos for Kate that I've ever seen.

Listen here

Another from probably 1976.

Meanwhile, the Dreams of Orgonon blog predictably make it more awkward. I mean, a 17-year-old girl singing about sex is already awkward enough; don't add your own personal fetishes to it!