One of the most beautiful songs ever written.

sorry this guy has no clue lol.

Don't worry...when this came out in like 1981, I think...it blew our minds too.

She's a ghost.

Please react to Hell’s Gate by Kelaiah

I honestly always expect a demeaning opinion of someone’s first time listening to Thall. It’s just the classic symptom of being uneducated in what this type of music is, I don’t blame ya because most people will have your opinion. But, subjectively speaking, you are completely wrong. Understandingly so.

Post Scriptum: Munknörr is a similar Band, but more with american Native Elements ...

Do you still do reactions? If you do, can you react to Hell’s gate by Kelaiah. Pretty neat production x

This guy sounds like a Sparta fan

Kate: *Performs an entire Emily Brontë novel with her voice and her dancing * Reaction dude: "There's definitely no story to the video." 😂

Never For Ever was Kate Bush’s third album. It was the last one that involved a professional producer (engineer Jon Kelly). She recorded mostly of it at EMI Studios, also known as Abbey Road. She was collaborating with Peter Gabriel at the time, and like him, became very excited with the new sampling technology available using the Fairlight sampler. At this point, she only used it for effects, such as the breaking glass in “Babushka” and the “string quartet” in “Army Dreamers”, but her albums after this were mostly composed using the Fairlight, for several years, leading to a very different sound. But this one is my favorite, as it is her most self-assured while still having an outside producer, and it also has that beautiful Abbey Road sound as well.

1978. I can tell you; when this was shown on TV for the very first time, in the town where I live, (I'm British by the way) I went to the local Chip Shop shortly after that same evening (maybe you heard of those in the States?) well, they were ALL talking about this Song, performance and Singer in the queue, who none of us had ever heard of because it was her debut - it sort of shocked everyone, because as you felt too; nobody had ever seen or heard anything like Kate Bush before!! It shot to Number One in the UK for four weeks . She is a UK Artist. The Song is about the classic novel 'Wuthering Heights' The character she's being in the Song (Cathy) is dead in the story; she lost the fight against illness and things were wrong between her and Heathcliff, when she died, and so she is desperately trying to get back from 'the other side' (the grave) to make things right between them. She haunts Heathcliff and visits him each night at his bedroom window pleading with him to let her in. Of course he can't because she's a ghost and so she is asking for his soul. (in other words to join her) Hope this helps!

I know I’m a year late but if you’re a big fan of the instrumental then check out “They Move Below” off their most recent album if you haven’t already. Almost a 10 minute song but it’s meditative 😅super cool

"You never know how he will sound when he speak". But... why is that important??

Mushrooms. I think from the Amanita Family - or a other psychedelic Kind. It's an old shamanic Tradition in the North. You find it today in Siberia and some other Cultures. It helps to get Contact with the Spirits of Ancestors and the Ghosts of Plants and Animals ...

I do wonder what the first song that played this beat. It was popular in like the 1970s or 60s

The ‘wooden instrument’ she played was a ‘GemsHorn’, a kind of flute. The ‘GemsHorn’ dates back to the Middle Ages or further.

This is not real deceit. It’s two lovers being playful. Not sure how else to put it. Not sure if you’ll get it.

There is great singer songwriters and then there is Kate bush.

I remember playing this and my Irish twin popped her head in and said wtf is this..I simply said Kate Bush.

It is an 80s video. Do the research. It's not that hard.

The Gibson logo in the beginning of the video should have given away that this is a guitar ad.

Brian has a PHD in theoretical physics and chooses to do this. Unreal 🤣

Pink Floyd's David Gilmour first produced Kate's first music specialy the song THE MAN WITH THE CHILD IN HIS EYES.

Have you never heard of the novel?FFS!

Whilst recognising that tastes differ, I did notice that you appreciated the artistry present in this song. It’s really hard to appreciate how influential an artist is when looking at the picture from the future. I’d suggest exposing yourself to multiple Kate Bush records. But I’d also recommend looking at it in reverse. Start with the modern interpretation and work backwards. Only the then will you appreciate the path taken. Having said that, another early song “The Man With The Child In His Eyes” may be a great choice.

You could try Laurie Anderson's Language is a virus which is a bit more accessible musically and lyrically interesting too kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5a3hH9ooNSjhpY

An npc masquerading as a music fan.

"He's colder" because he died at war, he was too young, he was under 20. He joined to army because he wasn't have another choices, poverty made him to join to war at young age. He was dreaming about making some money for his family, for his mom. And this song is his mom's POV. "What a waste of Army Dreamers". 😢

If you know the book then you would know this is an outstanding video. The eyes she is dead like your description

Heilung ( "Healing" ) call their music Amplified History, an so it is......singing in authentic or imagined protoScandinavian or protoEuropean dialects, their music is hypnotizing.....they make many of their instruments and costumes.....Maria becomes a pre-Christian shaman when she sings ( in a good way )......he is eating ceremonial mushrooms......

He didn't find anything typical about the song because he clearly isn't listening😮😢😢

That clicking sound is a British rifle being cocked.

The fade out is a way of making a melody feel like it goes on forever. It's very powerful and absolutely not lazy. A fade can be done poorly and it can be done well, but when it's the ending of a haunting melody (like this song), it's magical.

In case you hadn't worked it out, the sound effect her eyes reacted to was the sound of a rifle bolt being cocked. The references to BFPO are about the postal used system used by the British Forces Post Office. Each military base has a unique BFPO number ,much like a Zip code.

Her dress should be seen in context with the theme more than the contemporary time. The "story" of the visuals is a representation of events from the classic novel "Wuthering Heights". The visuals and style altogether are to create a ghostly effect in keeping with the theme. This opinionated man pronounces with a confidence inversely related to his knowledge and insight.

It started as just piano and vocals and the 2 living members did the rest

Lol, that 'tiny piece of bread' was a mushroom good sir! That was no 'adverse reaction' that was a door opening.

I'd love to see this in concert (or ritual, as they call it), accompanied by shrooms.

Good god this music video is art. The super wide eyes, the part where she keeps seeing her son and running to the tree only for him to be gone(dead) and then the cut to the blink it... fuck damn it hits hards

ATDI and Mars Volta are equally as good. ATDI was crucial to me growing up, but Mars Volta has grown and gained new followers. But ATDI ages like a fine wine

This piece is art. Like a musical canvas, it's all these ideas and ironic things being thrown on a "canvas" like paint. You can either take it all in, or try to define it, but there is no one definition for O Superman. It's a collage of ideas all thrown together in an 8 minute thought process.

God damn you sure love to hear yourself talk don't you.

6:13 Holy sht you should see osu!... This song is unplayable in the game, my hands are dying just by watching top players do it...

For me Shift + Arrows = 5 seconds. But normal arrows = 10 seconds.

You need to stick to pop music because you cant comprehend music as an art form.

This was in a car commercial… without the lyrics of course

what a moron. He didn 't even have a clue at all. She was playing a ghost and adjusted her voice pitch and designed the corography.

I liked the vocals first.

This is the original singer Daniel Tompkins and this is Off Sonder, which is the album they did when he returned to the band.