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 The Sensual World - Kate Bush
 The Sensual World - Kate Bush ... World2 Love And Anger 3 Fog 4 Reaching Out 5 Heads We're Dancing 6 Deeper Understanding 7 Between A Man And A Woman 8 Never Be Mine 9 Rocket's Tail 10 This Woman's Work 11 Walk Straight Down The Middle Newest Review: ... even if she's "all grown up now." The cut begins with a mournful whistle by Davey Spillane, followed by a ... more ... softly strummed acoustic guitar by Alan Murphy accompanying Kate's entrance. The melody has a vaguely Eastern/Chinese music quality to it. Interestingly, Kate employs Nigel Kennedy's clean, affecting violin (which, with its more sustained and penetrating sound, suggests it's an electric violin), a cello and a Celtic harp in an interwoven pattern to create a reflective, mystical aura--the fog. Dr. Bush (Kate's father) speaks the dialogue here. A beautiful, liquidy track. "Reaching Out" starts off...more |
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The Sensual World - Kate Bush: The Sensual World: the Mellowing of Kate Bush? (2005 words)
by - written on 01/10/02 (Very useful, 234 readings)
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"The Sensual World" might be Kate's mellowest and least radical or 'quirky' album yet. And perhaps the most accessible for listeners more attuned to mainstream music. Of course, a Kate Bush "mellow" is relative only to the rest of her recordings. Each Kate Bush album is totally distinct from the rest, just as each track is like no other. This woman has an astonishingly deep creative well, and "The Sensual World" is witness to that creativity once again. Among the guest musicians familiar to me here are violinist Nigel Kennedy and the Trio Bulgarka, three women singers whose unique harmonies so moved Kate that tears came ... Read the complete review
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