I hate Real Audio (even Real Alternative) but I'll dig out my copy of R.A from somewhere and give it a listen.Kate Bush interview (about 28 miutes long) on the BBC website - Real Audio format.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/arts/frontrow/ram/
editors_pick/frontrow20051104_katebush.ram
It's put a line-break in the URL - you'll need to paste it and edit it.
Kate Bush > Aerial just dropped thro' my letterbox.......
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- Fearer of cheese
- Topic Starter
- 3216 posts since 12 Mar, 2002 from UK
A mates just sent me this
RIP Black Tom and Beckett. They weren't just cats, they were MY cats, the best cats ever.
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- KVRAF
- 2058 posts since 23 Sep, 2004 from Canada
This thread really deserves a bump IMHO.
I am totally loving this dual CD set in general.
The woman may be in a world of her own and not up with current "popular" music trends however ....
All I can really say is Thank GOD for that FACT .
Gotta love ya Kate.
Thanx for the music once again
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I am totally loving this dual CD set in general.
The woman may be in a world of her own and not up with current "popular" music trends however ....
All I can really say is Thank GOD for that FACT .
Gotta love ya Kate.
Thanx for the music once again
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- Banned
- 541 posts since 17 Nov, 2002
Great interview. Thx for link
ps. On the Elvis thing, you guyz mite like "Jordan The Comeback - Prefab Sprout", one of my all-time fav productions with obscure Elvis references... Also, Paddy is only the best male singer (for this genre) I've ever heard
ps. On the Elvis thing, you guyz mite like "Jordan The Comeback - Prefab Sprout", one of my all-time fav productions with obscure Elvis references... Also, Paddy is only the best male singer (for this genre) I've ever heard
- Sonic Reality Head Chef
- 8566 posts since 11 Mar, 2002 from Florida
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- KVRist
- 120 posts since 25 Dec, 2002
I bought the new album the day it came out. I was a little disappointed at first, however like most of the albums (oops, showing my age) I really enjoy, my appreciation has grown each time I've listened to it.
Now, I think it is a really good piece of work.
Now, I think it is a really good piece of work.
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- 2631 posts since 12 Oct, 2005 from the garden state
know it and love itSquids wrote:I love Kate Bush. I might have the chance to play with Jerry Marotta and Tony Levin in a few months and we might play the song "No Self Control" by Peter Gabriel (if anyone knows it, a bit obscure). Anyway, I was listening to it today and Kate sings on it in the background. Really cool and eerie.
I could be wrong but I credit Gabriel for 'opening up' Ms Bush (artistically you dirty-minded bastards) so that she would go on to create the masterpiece 'the dreaming'
- KVRAF
- 5703 posts since 8 Dec, 2004 from The Twin Cities
PG's 'melting head' album is on my all time top 20 for sure. One great song after another. I really don't like his later ones nearly as much. They all seem so tame by comparison.opia wrote:know it and love itSquids wrote:I love Kate Bush. I might have the chance to play with Jerry Marotta and Tony Levin in a few months and we might play the song "No Self Control" by Peter Gabriel (if anyone knows it, a bit obscure). Anyway, I was listening to it today and Kate sings on it in the background. Really cool and eerie.
I could be wrong but I credit Gabriel for 'opening up' Ms Bush (artistically you dirty-minded bastards) so that she would go on to create the masterpiece 'the dreaming'
Squids, you are jamming with Tony Levin and Jerry Marotta?
OK, I am jealous.
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- Fearer of cheese
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- 3216 posts since 12 Mar, 2002 from UK
Ok, after a few day's listening to Aerial, it is, as I hoped, a grower
Certainly not her best (H.O.L for me) but there's more depth than a first listen showed.
The one exception is 'Mrs Bartolozzi' > 'A Sea Of Honey' This track is awful, by far the worst thing I've heard Kate do. She might have got away with it with a band/whatever, backing her, but to have such a dodgy melody and bizarre lyrics set to just her voice and piano. It sounds like a unfinished demo imo.
A dreadful track............
The one exception is 'Mrs Bartolozzi' > 'A Sea Of Honey' This track is awful, by far the worst thing I've heard Kate do. She might have got away with it with a band/whatever, backing her, but to have such a dodgy melody and bizarre lyrics set to just her voice and piano. It sounds like a unfinished demo imo.
A dreadful track............
RIP Black Tom and Beckett. They weren't just cats, they were MY cats, the best cats ever.
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- KVRist
- 175 posts since 5 Oct, 2005 from Liverpool
Yes you are wrong. Bush was heading towards The Dreaming from 14 years old.opia wrote:know it and love itSquids wrote:I love Kate Bush. I might have the chance to play with Jerry Marotta and Tony Levin in a few months and we might play the song "No Self Control" by Peter Gabriel (if anyone knows it, a bit obscure). Anyway, I was listening to it today and Kate sings on it in the background. Really cool and eerie.
I could be wrong but I credit Gabriel for 'opening up' Ms Bush (artistically you dirty-minded bastards) so that she would go on to create the masterpiece 'the dreaming'
Glassback's personal whipping boy.
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- KVRAF
- 2058 posts since 23 Sep, 2004 from Canada
I am now totally in LOVE with all of disk 2 "A Sea of Honey" .
It is freaking awesome after several listens
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It is freaking awesome after several listens
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- KVRAF
- 7217 posts since 21 Aug, 2004 from Trondheim, Norway
Pardon me for reviving this ancient thread, but I just picked this up yesterday, and have listened to it about five times (four times on a shitty car stereo and once at home), and finally have an opinion:
I used to fall in love with Kate all over again every release, but this time my jaw didn't drop until those ABSOLUTELY SICK backing vocal harmonies on Nocturn. When they sing "Horizon"? Worth the whole CD just that. Magic. What the hell are they doing? I mean it's denser than frippertroniced enya and still crystal clear, and with attitude and not sedative like enya. Wow!
Other than that, there's a few nice ones, a few lovely ones, about one boring one and, yes, a couple of bizarre ones.
And I love the 2 CD set. It is the closest I get to turning the LP. I miss the feeling of having two sides, and on Hounds of Love the Jekyll/Hyde thing was one of the things I liked best. Pick up on this people. Two short CDs is better than one crammed. By far!
But WASHING MACHINE!?

I used to fall in love with Kate all over again every release, but this time my jaw didn't drop until those ABSOLUTELY SICK backing vocal harmonies on Nocturn. When they sing "Horizon"? Worth the whole CD just that. Magic. What the hell are they doing? I mean it's denser than frippertroniced enya and still crystal clear, and with attitude and not sedative like enya. Wow!
Other than that, there's a few nice ones, a few lovely ones, about one boring one and, yes, a couple of bizarre ones.
And I love the 2 CD set. It is the closest I get to turning the LP. I miss the feeling of having two sides, and on Hounds of Love the Jekyll/Hyde thing was one of the things I liked best. Pick up on this people. Two short CDs is better than one crammed. By far!
But WASHING MACHINE!?
Rakkervoksen
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- KVRAF
- 4229 posts since 9 Apr, 2003 from Right here, in front of my computer...
I'm still getting to know the album. I agree with much of what has been said. However I love the fact that the music industry can still market and sell "artists" as opposed to "recording artists". There has been an awful lack of artistry in the popular music industry for a long time, but Kate is the real deal.
And I just love what she can do with her voice. Last two tracks on Aerial are my fave so far.
And I just love what she can do with her voice. Last two tracks on Aerial are my fave so far.
