Though there was one but couldn't find one :shrug:

 

Anyway, it's just been announced that her new album, Director's Cut, is to be released May 16.

 

http://www.mojo4music.com/blog/2011/03/kate_bush_returns.html

 

Excited :wacky:

Yes! I've been listening a lot again to Kate Bush lately. Her music never gets old. I am looking forward to this.

Just read it's reworking old material (therefor "Director's Cut") so I was a little disappointed. But nonetheless! Must listen more to Hounds Of Love.

 

What's your favorite song/album?

Not the usual I guess ... my favorite is The Sensual World, especially Deeper Understanding. That one can make me cry. Hm, This Woman's Work does that too actually.

Cool, I've had that one on my mp3 player for ages without making it all the way through. Gonna give it another go.

Kate Bush has revealed she has almost finished writing a brand new studio album. :bomb:

This is about her new songs (not Directors Cut) and her frustration at being able to record and release them quicker:

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-13281337

 

 

 

I know very little about her (other than the obvious), but I saw this this morning and figured the thread would appreciate it.

Go back on stage? I'd be petrified, confesses Kate Bush

 

 

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It is more than 30 years since she last went on tour.

And Kate Bush’s fans, it seems, will have to keep on waiting for another chance to see her live.

In a rare interview, the reclusive singer has revealed she would be terrified if she ever took to the stage again.

She last performed a full concert at the Hammersmith Odeon in 1979, the finale of her first and only tour to date.

Speaking to Radio 4’s Front Row, the 52-year-old star said: ‘I do have the odd dream where I’m on stage and I’ve completely forgotten what I’m meant to be performing – so they are more nightmares than dreams.’

Asked if she would ever consider playing concerts again, Miss Bush, whose hits include Wuthering Heights and Running Up That Hill, denied she suffered from stage fright but said: ‘I would be absolutely petrified to start with.’ There has been intense speculation in the intervening decades over why Miss Bush stopped touring in the first place.

Theories have included a fear of flying and the death of Billy Duffield, one of her touring crew, who was killed in an accident at a concert in Poole in Dorset in 1979.

In the interview, Miss Bush insisted the importance of her family was a key factor in her decision not to tour.

The star lives in a mansion in Berkshire with her husband Danny McIntosh, who is also her guitarist, and their 12-year-old son Bertie.

She explained: ‘At the moment my family life is incredibly important to me and it comes first.

‘Then my work fits in around it which is quite easy to do with the recording process but something like doing shows would be incredibly disruptive and I just can’t see that would be something that would work at this stage.’

 

 

 

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She went on: ‘I’ve got no plans to do any tours or shows at all. I don’t really know how I could make that work with my life at the moment.

‘It would really interfere with my family life.’

However, she added: ‘I would hate to say that I will never do any kind of shows again because it was fun.’ The singer, whose last album, Aerial, came out in 2005, said she had written new songs but did not know when they would be released.

‘It’s very frustrating the albums take as long as they do. I wish there weren’t such big gaps between them,’ she said.

An album of reworked songs, Director’s Cut, is released this month. It features material from her Sensual World and Red Shoes albums, released in 1989 and 1993 respectively.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1384108/Go-stage-Id-petrified-confesses-Kate-Bush.html#ixzz1LZOufLbY

50 Words For Snow's been streamed on NPR on the last few days, here. It's phenomenal album, and the chorus of Wild Man :bomb:

I've never listened to Kate Bush before, but this is quite good.

I cant stop listening to Wuthering Heights. Will its time for you to make me a mixtape.

 

I will listen to it though :sad:

 

or just make me a list of songs you´d recommend lol

;D

 

Kate Bush songs or just songs in general?

I guess Kate Bush?

Last time I made Anette a mixtape of other artists as well, I think.

 

But I could do a Kate playlist:)