Re: Twenty-Somethings

[stevesm@zoo.co.uk (Steve Smith)]

Jenshar@cris.com (Jennifer & Sharon) wrote:


>On Wed, 18 Jun 1997, Susan Jennings wrote:

>> 
>> >> I was a late bloomer, but actually a young one since I'm only twenty
>> >>one.:)
>>
>> And I thought I was a young one around here!  (I'm 27.)  Any other
>> Kate fans out there in this age bracket?>

>I'm 26.  I first heard Running Up That Hill when I was about fifteen and
>*gasp* didn't like it.....

>Jennifer

I'm only just in my 20's now since I'm 30 in August (I'm a Leo, same
as Kate). I have always loved Kate's music since she started,
although, in 1978 I was only 11 so I didn't have the funds to collect
any of her work. That started when I got my first job. 

In common with a lot of people, I seem to be surrounded by people who
can't see the magic in her music. I did a lot of my growing up
listening to all her albums. Her individual style influenced me quite
a bit.

I didn't like The Dreaming at first. I basically shelved it for a long
time, almost 2 years then when I played it again, I wondered what had
put me off it! Its great. I do tend to prefer her older stuff though,
Pre HOL.

Just in case anyones interested in my favourite tracks, they are:

This Womans Work.
Get Out Of My House
Army Dreamers
Hello Earth (I just love that chanting)


Steve Smith

stevesm@zoo.co.uk
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