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Re: Someone else likes these?

From: Alan Stonebridge <Alan.Stonebridge@durham.ac.uk>
Date: Thu, 1 Aug 1996 09:21:19 +0100 (BST)
Subject: Re: Someone else likes these?
To: "John D. Walker" <jdwalker@post.cis.smu.edu>
cc: Love Hounds <love-hounds@uunet.uu.net>
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On Wed, 31 Jul 1996, John D. Walker wrote:

> I happen to like "Never Be Mine" and "Straight Down the Middle" off 
> TSW too.  Most people slag these songs (especially the second one) 
> incessantly.  I think "Never Be Mine" is one of Kate's best.  Most of TSW 
> and TRS I don't really care for, but as IED said, it's Kate, one 
> shouldn't question it.  However, "This Woman's Work" is an incredible 
> song - can't believe you left that one off.  It's almost worth the CD 
> just for that song.  Same with "Moments of Pleasure" off TRS.  Heavy 
> stuff.  Kate RULES!!

The part of "Never Be Mine" that really gets me is where she sings "That 
clumsy goodbye kiss could fool me. But I'm looking back over my shoulder, 
at you happy without me"... I mean, how much more emotional hurting could 
she put into a song (apart from TWW and "Moments of Pleasure")? And I 
must agree about those two songs. BUT I love TSW and TRS, just that those 
are probably my favourite songs off them (or maybe TSW, the song, and 
"Eat the Music"). "Walk Straight Down The Middle" appeals to me too... 
when I first heard the album it stood out so much, and the emotions in 
Kate's voice are great.

Alan.