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From: "SEAN TWOMEY (ARCHAEOLOGY) PG" <twomeys@acadamh.ucd.ie>
Date: Thu, 10 Oct 1996 14:29:50 +0100 (BST)
Subject: Re: The Sensual World
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Julian Shaw wrote : > > So, all Time said was "Press Delete", eh? I didn't know about that > before, but I'm glad I do now - it will ensure that I never buy their > cruddy magazine in the future. How can a magazine with an international > reputation to maintain condone such unprofessional journalism? And to > think that they actually *PAID* the asshole who wrote it! I think even > an amoeba could come up with something better than "Press delete". > > Come on, what is it that people don't like about this album? The > negativity towards it sounds to me suspiciously like musical snobbery by > those people who think that after "The Dreaming" and "Hounds Of Love" > anything she releases that isn't 'experimental' or 'daring' or > 'conceptual' is worthless. Speaking as a HUGE admirer of Kates' sixth album, I wonder if anyone else agrees that the pleasures of The Sensual World are best felt at this time of the year as we approach Autumn . The Sensual World, Never Be Mine, This Womans Work, The Fog, Deeper Understanding and Reaching Out are all KATE CLASSICS (IMHO) , I wasn't expecting Hounds Of Love Part 2 back in 1989, and Kate delivered something altogether different but equally absorbing .... that's what she's always done , and will continue to do . It's what makes her great . Sean :-)