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This is probably my second favourite song after Woman 's Work.  It's eerie but catchy like a lot of Kate 's songs. I suppose she fits into the "pop" category but her music seems more sophisticated than that.

Digs, I know you are a fan of her music. Would you mind saying what your favourite track by Kate Bush is?



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Still one of my favourite songs and performers, I find his voice incredible.

I can't believe this is 41 years old...I remember dancing to this in discos.


 OMG Anon, I agree and this video was so important for its time..it's a great dance track which often gets sampled but the original can never be bettered.

Although it's evidently a dance hit I find the synth  has quite a haunting quality especially combined with the narrative Somersville is singing about. "The love that you need can never be found at home"

Thank God times have changed. Exceptional song.



-- Edited by Fluffy on Monday 22nd of September 2025 10:07:15 PM

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Fluffy wrote:

This is probably my second favourite song after Woman 's Work.  It's eerie but catchy like a lot of Kate 's songs. I suppose she fits into the "pop" category but her music seems more sophisticated than that.

Digs, I know you are a fan of her music. Would you mind saying what your favourite track by Kate Bush is?


 Hard put to say a favourite.  Jig of Life - because the lyrics are so clever and tell a story.  It's her confronting her older self, who tells her if you die I won't exist.   I think that's what I love about a lot of her songs, they tell a story. 

Jig of life is from the concept B side of Hounds of Love called the Ninth Wave where a woman goes into the water and is drowning so she is shown her life, or remembers her life and past lives.  It's a really interesting thing to listen to, her journey through near death and then back into the light.  Her music has changed over the years which is why it endures.  All the great artists can do that.  Bowie did it.  

Also, I got to see her live in 2014 at Hammersmith Odeon.   She sang the beautiful Among Angels absolutely pitch perfect, just her and the piano.

 



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 This is one of my favourite vids

 



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Digger wrote:
Fluffy wrote:

This is probably my second favourite song after Woman 's Work.  It's eerie but catchy like a lot of Kate 's songs. I suppose she fits into the "pop" category but her music seems more sophisticated than that.

Digs, I know you are a fan of her music. Would you mind saying what your favourite track by Kate Bush is?


 Hard put to say a favourite.  Jig of Life - because the lyrics are so clever and tell a story.  It's her confronting her older self, who tells her if you die I won't exist.   I think that's what I love about a lot of her songs, they tell a story. 

Jig of life is from the concept B side of Hounds of Love called the Ninth Wave where a woman goes into the water and is drowning so she is shown her life, or remembers her life and past lives.  It's a really interesting thing to listen to, her journey through near death and then back into the light.  Her music has changed over the years which is why it endures.  All the great artists can do that.  Bowie did it.  

Also, I got to see her live in 2014 at Hammersmith Odeon.   She sang the beautiful Among Angels absolutely pitch perfect, just her and the piano.

 


 I loved this ! It will require more than two listens granted but yes her lyrics are very clever. I often wondered how people could enjoy Wuthering heights not understanding a word. It's a deceased Cathy trying to drag former lover Heathcliff into limbo  (as I know you knowwink) She wrote that and Man with the Child in his Eyes , which has a beautiful melody,when she was just a teenager. She also looked incredibly beautiful in that video.

She had maturity and insight well beyond her years and  imo was a musical genius.  I'm rather jealous you saw her live, I must say. It must have been an amazing experience! nod

I love your avi btw. 



-- Edited by Fluffy on Monday 22nd of September 2025 11:44:44 PM

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