Well, yeah. But people remember it. It still freaks me out.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolKnights
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Well, yeah. But people remember it. It still freaks me out.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolKnights
True, and putting it into the head of people who "NEED" to show other people end up putting it in front of the people who find them self in the music.Quote:
Originally Posted by DonMike
Come to daddy had the same effect when it cam out on vhs as Come to Viddy
What was "Running Up That Hill (Deal with God)" about? The "Hounds" album is one I can listen to for years and never figure out EVERYTHING it's trying to say.Quote:
Originally Posted by DonMike
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I have no idea. I used to think it was based on a movie or a book because it always sounded like there's a plot or idea there that you don't really know the whole story of. I really love the second side of that album, it's a mini concept album called "The Ninth Wave". It's all about a woman lost at sea, floating in a life preserver and hoping someone will see the little little light in the dark of night and rescue her. Throughout the night she falls in and out of sleep and has all these dreams, but they all have some relation to water. It's really amazing.Quote:
Originally Posted by SPACE GLIDER
The video for the song Hounds of Love is brilliant. Excellent example of Stockholm Syndrome.
I thought the part with them doing the archery stances was cool. But the part with the crowd with the photocopies over their faces was freaky.Quote:
Originally Posted by DonMike
Yeah, that was the Running Up That Hill video. Strangely enough, I didn't like it because of the gray costumes. It was too drab for me. LOL!Quote:
Originally Posted by SPACE GLIDER
I would love to do a mash-up of Running Up That Hill and What Else Is There. They seem like they would mix together really well.
Who is she running from in that video? I think I need to see that again.Quote:
Originally Posted by DonMike
She's not really running from anyone. The guy is a fugitive and he handcuffs himself to her, taking her hostage. The whole time he is running from the cops and dragging her along with him. Then, when they hit the party it's a dead end. They see the cops and it looks like there's no escape, but (as is often the case) she has fallen in love with her captor and secretly puts the handcuffs on him to save him from the police.Quote:
Originally Posted by SPACE GLIDER
Okay just watched it again on YouTube with a new understanding and a greater appreciation! Surprised that more rockers don't seem aware of kate Bush, but rappers as diverse as Outkast and Tupac Shakur credit herQuote:
Originally Posted by DonMike
I was talking to a friend's son who has a band, and NONE of his friends or bandmates had heard of her!
Tori Amos came along and sort of stole her fire. Well, that and the fact that after The Sensual World she only made two albums in 15 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by SPACE GLIDER
A little bit of something beats a whole lot o' nuthin', as they say. Never dug Tori. She kissed that ratQuote:
Originally Posted by DonMike
I should be sad but I can't stop dancin'!!!
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