You may think that you’ve heard it too often, but then it surprises you all over again.” - Mark Fergusson, via email 1) The Ninth Wave (B-side suite, Hounds Of Love, 1985) “Magnificent and involving, and it had a great video too.” - Daria Bianchini, via email 2) Wuthering Heights (from The Kick Inside, 1978) “Simply a great track from a great album.” - Peter Hammill, VdGG 3) Cloudbusting (from Hounds Of Love, 1985) “Most emotional, strong feminist song (‘ You will NOT rape me!’) I’ve ever heard.” - TaoManThree Progressive Ears 4) Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God) (from Hounds Of Love, 1985) “The bond she has with her father moves me to tears.” - Laura Dent, via emailĥ) Get Out Of My House (from The Dreaming, 1982) Very proggy.” - Bill Graham, via email 11) The Fog (from The Sensual World, 1989) “Love those minor chords, and extra beats. Melodies, fragmented sounds, a capella, impressionistic portrayals, hits, rhythms and innovation.” - Sonja Kristina, Curved Air 12) There Goes A Tenner (from The Dreaming, 1982) “The culmination of all her talents welded into a masterpiece. A virtuoso display.” - Peter Thorley, via email 13) Hounds Of Love (from Hounds Of Love, 1985) “A bizarre meshing of sounds and styles that only Kate has the gusto to pull off. The lyrics are also very interesting, and who can forget the video?” - Wilton Said Progressive Ears 14) Sat In Your Lap (from The Dreaming, 1982) Within Temptation’s Sharon den Adel: Why I Love Kate Bushġ5) Babooshka (from Never For Ever, 1980).Kate Bush: I’d like my music to intrude – not many women succeed with that.Kate Bush: I don’t mind being misunderstood.“Spare, bruised, beautiful B-side, a piano-led retreat to a pastoral childhood.” - Nick Stechfield, Bath It’s so powerful and emotional.” - Lee Douglas, Anathema 16) Under The Ivy (B-side to Running Up That Hill, 1985) “Every time I listen to this song it just gets me. It’s probably the one I listen to the most.” - Mikael Åkerfeldt, Opeth 17) This Woman’s Work (from The Sensual World, 1989) “My favourite song of hers is not on one of her records, it’s with Peter Gabriel. Watch the video!” - Sean Mason, London 18) Don’t Give Up (duet with Peter Gabriel from So, 1986) “Kate is at her sinister best brilliantly summing up Cold War paranoia with a song about the military using music as a weapon. “That one-two punch of In Search Of Peter Pan into Wow!!” - Reach Progressive Ears 19) Experiment IV (from The Whole Story, 1986) 20) In Search Of Peter Pan (from Lionheart, 1978)

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