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 The Red Shoes - Kate Bush
 The Red Shoes - Kate Bush ... Band Girl2 And So Is Love 3 Eat The Music 4 Moments Of Pleasure 5 Song Of Solomon 6 Lily 7 Red Shoes 8 Top Of The City 9 Constellation Of The Heart 10 Big Stripey Lie 11 Why Should I Love You 12 You're The One Newest Review: ... well as the melody line. Sometimes this just comes out as very blunt, almost as if the singer is saying "deal with ... more ... this."
3: Eat The Music
Perhaps Kate was having a joke at the time because apart from a silly title this is quite a good song to listen to. It's another 1, 4, 5 chordal song meaning that she doesn't play about with harmonic structures that has made most of her other albums successful and individual, but rather she strays to the point of doing just basic music line and interspersing it with some unusual instruments such as the Valiha, Kaboosy and crisp, stringed guitars. The song has a very Mexican, Spanish feel; p...more |
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Release Date: 1993 - 11 - 01, Audio CD, EMI Last Update 22.12.2009 05:45
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The Red Shoes - Kate Bush: Babushka's Tale of the Red Shoes (5043 words)
by - written on 25/10/08 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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Kate Bush has always been a major influence in my musical life. Her voice and her music touch me where other musicians dare to go. So many different emotions and elements surround this singer when she sits down to write a song. She is best known to older generations of people as the lady who screeches her voice and dances around the moors looking for Heathcliff from Emily Bronte's book, "Wuthering Heights,". To younger generations, the phrases "ethereal" and "haunting" most spring to mind. Like her only number one single to date, "Wuthering Heights," (1978) was based on the book by Bronte, Kate chose to use elements displayed on ... Read the complete review
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