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From: delius@ldd.net (wd)
Date: Fri, 12 Jan 96 16:28:18 GMT
Subject: Re: Has Kate already peaked?
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In article <4d5cva$dsn@ixnews5.ix.netcom.com>, notme@ix.hell.com (barnster) wrote: >To all Kate fans: > >Honestly, "The Red Shoes" seems to be a decline for Kate after >the two previous masterpieces. I'm not saying that TRS is as >bad as "Lionheart," but almost. Still, TRS is better than most >music released today. Can it be that Kate peaked around the >period from "The Dreaming" to "The Sensual World?" Even though >I think she has peaked, I would still like her to go on--I mean >if the Rolling Stones are still at it, I'm sure Kate can too into >her late thirties and beyond. > >barney i think "trs" was a wonderful album. i don't think that kate bush has peaked at all. "the dreaming" was a great album, but it seems like more of an experiment in sound than any other album. "trs" is a brilliant album. people refer to it as "scattered and cluttered", but it isn't really. it's life when you stop and look at it. it's happy and free one moment, and the next it's sad and confining. it goes through the joy of life and then back down to the heartache and pain that we go through. so, it's not as mysterious as other albums, not as much much of an experiment, but at the same time it's the greatest experiment...life. lots of love, wd