Kate Bush REACTION Video The Man With the Child in His Eyes | Reaction Video to Songs

[@cyndimoring9389]

the first time I listened to these lyrics I burst into tears, because my man died last month. And I knew him when we were teenagers. I feel him with me every night. this speaks for me.

[@MrPistolpete1234]

Sorry for your loss. Hope your doing ok

[@cyndimoring9389]

@@MrPistolpete1234 thank you. It’s been 10 months so it’s getting better.

[@jeffcrawford3032]

She was a musical prodigy...she is one of the most underappreciated artists of all time!

[@mrsuperger5429]

Great review. Kate Bush has been a superstar here in the UK for more than 40 years. She is as famous here as The Beatles, The Stones, The Who, Led Zeppelin, etc.

[@AP-RSI]

Not only in the UK! LOL

[@colrhodes377]

Breathing is one to behold

[@generationgapreacts]

I’m looking forward to it!

[@kentmains7763]

One of the best songwriters out there, she is a national treasure.

[@WendyBandurskiMiller]

yes always

[@natmanprime4295]

yep

[@mauriciocastanheira2937]

Kate Bush is adorable wonderfoul. She is a magic absolut fascinant. I love Kate Bush forever.

[@Roddy1965]

When I was in High School, I was a drummer, and listening to and playing a lot of punk rock, and heavy metal, and listened to Kate Bush. How could you not appreciate the genius and the beauty of her vocal and musical talent. What a counterpoise to the heavy music.

[@stephenward7856]

It's nice to see a reaction video where the reactor actually gets the artist :)

[@scottpeters5959]

I cry every time i hear this...over so many years...i love it.

[@mattking5936]

Just wait until you hear 'this woman's work' BTW Kate Bush is from a different planet

[@alandouglas8044]

Brilliant.

[@flyingfox7854]

Kate Bush … one of the most underrated singer songwriter and artist ever …

[@ellenbowman6495]

Yay!!!! I’m so happy you discovered KATE!!!

[@Richardtv1968]

My absolute favourite!!

[@daviddwyer5568]

Hello I just discovered your channel and I am loving your reactions to one of my favourite artists, Kate Bush. The Man With The Child In His Eyes was the first record I ever bought when I was 10 years old (and The Kick Inside was my first album) It still makes me emotional to listen to her music. I hope Kate's beautiful music continues to captivate you.

[@colinglen4505]

There's something very magical about Kate Bush and i think you're really in tune with her. :)

[@W00dy590]

My favourite Kate Bush song. Absolutely love her

[@raycornford283]

Kate is multi-talented - Singer, composer, instrumentalist, dancer, director, producer. A one-off

[@generationgapreacts]

Some artists are a triple threat, some even a quadruple threat..... I don't think we enough fingers to count all the facets of Kate's artistry.

[@broadband01]

peter gabriel kate bush don't give up ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,its a real tearjerker

[@generationgapreacts]

Oooo haven't had that one recommended yet. Can't wait to listen

[@stever7732]

Much is made of this song being written when she was 13. I think it is more accurate to say she wrote the first draft at 13 in among all the other songs she had started writing at that age, and then finished it off when she was 15. It was one of three songs Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour paid for her to have professionally recorded and produced in 1975 when she was 16 to serve as a demo tape to present to record companies. EMI signed her up when she was still 16. It was these demos of ‘The Man…’ and ‘Saxophone Song’ that appear on her debut album released in 1978. So with this music video you are seeing Kate at 19 but hearing her at 16. Kate said in early interviews that very little of her songs’ content was based on personal experience. They were based mainly on imagination and were often written from a third person’s perspective. Kate said this song was inspired by something she saw in all the men she knew. That with each there was something of the little boy in a man’s body.

[@generationgapreacts]

That's great information, thank you! I'm not surprised at all to hear that David Gilmour jump started her professional career. He's obviously one of those artists that believed in her ability and uniqueness. I'll have to give Saxophone Song a listen next!

[@Richardtv1968]

Kate Bush is an exceptional mega artist!

[@Brian-om2hh]

As you've discovered, Kate Bush's videos were not just about singing a song, they were also artistic performances. Just before the pandemic hit, she performed her first concert in 37 years. It sold out in hours......

[@henrifischer1119]

Kate's voice always chokes me up. a gift to humanity.

[@ap8eioul1]

Omg I love to see you going down this rabbit hole. KB is the Goat, not only singer songwriter piano player and dancer, later she starts producing her albums.. What a genius woman

[@generationgapreacts]

Thanks for joining me on this journey! It has been wonderful so far

[@stever7732]

Funny you should say it feels like she is in the womb. Try ‘Breathing’ where she is in the womb but far from comfortable.

[@generationgapreacts]

Oooo that sounds interesting!

[@neilfleming2787]

one of my favourite Kate Bush songs. I have most (if not all) her early stuff on vinyl even down to the EPs and the ones with the gatefold sleeves. Her performances at Hammersmith were out of this world. I believe those performances were the first use of a headset microphone as Kate danced in most if not all of her songs.

[@joycegibbs5267]

she's a genius. She wrote this at 16. And that voice, a real earth mother feeling !!

[@tommydevlin702]

her first album 'The Kick Inside' one of my favourite KB albums. 'Moving' 'James and the Cold Gun' 'Oh to be in Love' 'The Saxophone Song' 'Feel it' and the title track (obviously alongside Wuthering... and The Man with ) I have loved these songs for a very long time indeed. Great reaction video!

[@leslieturner8276]

Yes, I agree for a debut album it's an amazing piece of work, there are so many brilliant songs contained within it.

[@joebloggs396]

I like the whole album of course and certainly the title track and Moving are two great ones. I would suggest L'amour Looks Something Like You which is a great melodic track. Also Wow which was a great early single from 1979.

[@generationgapreacts]

Thank you again Tommy! Those are some great tracks to add to my list of songs to listen to.

[@julianbarber4708]

Kate is an absolute genius. Nearly fell off my chair the first time I heard 'Wuthering Heights'.

[@ajmatthews7700]

I *LOVE* Kate's music and have done since first hearing it back in the 70s. Her songs have got me through some tough times. The Man with the Child in His Eyes is my all-time favourite.

[@iankelly5387]

Fabulous reaction, love it. I grew up with a big poster of the wonderful Kate Bush on my bedroom wall! May I say, respectfully too, you do great reactions and are one very beautiful lady. Have a great day!

[@DavidDay-y2f]

I was nearly 5 years old when Wuthering Heights was number 1 in UK in 1978 and was immediately captivated by what I heard and in May of 78 I was 5 and The Man With The Child In His Eyes was released and I fell in love with the purity of the song and her vocal. She is a true artist

[@eddiegaltek]

I saw an interview recently were Kate describes this song as in honour of all the men who retain the child in them and don't let it fade as the grow-up.

[@josephbarker6896]

Honestly you can’t believe it this song is astonishing to me in every way it brings me right back to a feeling that it’s all encompassing of all emotions a perspective from a woman it’s unique she’s an absolute original I could go on forever astonishing really

[@mikeyboy1968]

She wrote this when she was 15, amazing!

[@PerryCJamesUK]

When you get to the Hounds Of Love LP you must listen to side two non-stop. It's called The Ninth Wave and is an astonishing piece of music.

[@generationgapreacts]

I am really looking forward to that

[@Zimbrabim]

Yes, that's her zenith.

[@pinball1970]

@@Zimbrabim The Dreaming for me but there are so many to choose from.

[@Cloudbuster.]

Love your Kate Bush journey! As a diehard Kate Bush fan myself I recommend you to do ‘This Womans Work’ next. Also put ‘Moments of Pleasure’, ‘Army Dreamers’ and ‘Babooshka’ on your list! All musts ❤

[@generationgapreacts]

Thank you TJ! They are on my list of songs to listen to next :)

[@Cloudbuster.]

@@generationgapreacts Yeyyy! I’m so happy to see more and more ppl of my age listening to Kate 😍

[@JayKay0245]

That’s such a great song!!! Kate’s one in a million.

[@chazk7530]

yes moments of pleasure

[@Cloudbuster.]

@@chazk7530 Ikr! It’s so overlooked. One of her (many) masterpieces imo

[@henningkallerhoff3967]

Thanks for that great reaction to my alltime favorite Kate Bush song. 🥰Another awesome song is the Duett with Peter Gabriel ("Don't give Up") ... the most lovely hug in music history.

[@vaughnroycroft999]

I get it, too. I've "gotten" her since I discovered her when The Whole Story (a greatest hits cassette) came out in the late 80s. So I know exactly how you feel. I bought the cassette solely on the strength of Running Up That Hill, as I'd seen the video on MTV (Kate never got as famous or as much airplay in the early 80s here in the states). After I fell down the rabbit hole, I kept wanting to talk to someone about her artistry, but everyone was clueless and uninterested. I found out that she's not for everyone. No one else I knew loved her until the woman who later became my wife, who also gets her. Our aligned tastes in all things artistic is definitely part of the foundation of our enduring friendship. BTW, you've had me since the opening of the first video I clicked on, when you said that you'd read Wuthering Heights not once but twice, and BECAUSE IT WAS DIFFICULT AND YOU WANTED TO UNDERSTAND IT BETTER! Whoa. Challenging yourself as a reader like that -- it's impressive and rare these days. Kudos. Have a blast immersing yourself into Kate. So much more joy yet to come.

[@generationgapreacts]

Wow Vaughn, thank you so so much for this amazing comment. I'm a bit teary actually (I cry easily :D). I completely understand you. When you discover something that really resonates, you seek others who feel the same so you can share that passion. It's a little ostracizing when you realize others don't quite get you. I'm very happy to hear you found that comfort in your wife, it's a wonderful thing. And thank you for not making me feel bad about having to read the book multiple times! I was a little ashamed at first when I couldn't understand it and I thought there was something wrong with me. But I was determined to figure it out and it worked in my favor because I loved it and it prepared me for understanding the song.

[@vaughnroycroft999]

@@generationgapreacts Regarding being easily moved to tears, me too. Have you ever seen the movie, The Holiday (Kate Winslet and Camron Diaz switch houses)? It's a favorite of my wife's, and because of a line Jude Law's character says, my wife has nicknamed me Major Weeper (like the military title). 😂 You're absolutely my hero for that reread. I feel like there are about a dozen classics I should reread, but you actually did it!

[@stever7732]

Try her “The Dreaming” album for really out there stuff. That highly experimental non-commercial album doesn’t even pretend to meet you halfway.

[@generationgapreacts]

I can't wait to start! I'm prepared to be amazed and confused all at once.

[@jeffcrawford3032]

I could not agree more!..The Dreaming,is one of my all time albums...period!

[@davebonner939]

shes a ledgend man with the child was perfect

[@macbrewster2392]

And she writes, produces all this. She is a true full artist without a team behind her work.

[@warrenbridges1891]

Mac Brewster This particular track and "Saxophone Song " was produced by Dave Gilmour. The rest of the album was arranged and produced by Andrew Powell. A friend of Dave's who was in the Alan Parsons Project. Kate produced from the 3rd album onwards.

[@davidmeir9348]

Kate Bush is definitely a storyteller in her songs. She is insanely talented and her 70's and 80's albums are all classics to be owned. I am so grateful to Stranger Things to have brought her music to a new generation.

[@TB35]

She honestly is incredible, so original, so otherworldly and so far ahead of her time. An empowered Women well before Madonna or any other female artist, and come to that any other male artist. She writes, produces, directs and owns all musical rights to her music. Amazing.

[@davidradford7720]

I have been a fan of hers since 1978, shes amazing, the albums 'Never for ever', ' The dreaming' and 'Hounds of love' are 3 of the best albums you will hear anywhere

[@leslieturner8276]

Thank you, for another great reaction, your opinion takes me way back to when I 1st encountered Kate Bush back in 1978 with "Wuthering Heights" I was hooked when I saw the "white dress" video, there was also another connection since Kate was born and brought up in the same part of South East suburban London as I was, only a few miles away. This part of London has other musical connections to for example the Rolling Stones and David Bowie (an artist to which has been compared) came from Bromley which is only a few miles away. BTW I might need to add some more songs to my original selected list at this rate! 😀 But seriously don't feel that you are limited to that list, because if others suggest other album tracks that fit into your chronological order then feel free to add them, an example being the title track of her debut album "The Kick Inside". Regarding Kate's maximum vocal range it has been estimated to be from Bb1 - F7 which is apparently equivalent to 5 Octaves, 4 Notes and 1 semitone - which is a crazy possible range. Regarding Kate's albums in vinyl, I don't know what's the availability of separate albums is where you are. Kate did release 2018 remastered versions of her entire studio album output together with rare tracks and covers she performed in the form of four LP boxsets, her live album "Before The Dawn" a recording of her "Before The Dawn" 2014 concert performance has a separate LP boxset of its own.

[@generationgapreacts]

Thank you again Leslie, you're amazing! I am learning so much through your comments and really appreciate it. I have to write down all the song suggestions because now I'm getting a little out of order :P I'm sure in no time I'll be a pro. It's amazing and still shocks me of her vocal range. It's very cool that you grew up so close to her along with other great artists. It seems some of my favorites all got started in a similar geographic location. There must be something in the water :)

[@ajayjackson7727]

It's great that you are reacting to lots of different and amazing artists. Kate Bush is an amazing songwriter and this song is so beautiful, like all the background instruments plus her voice, it's just perfection. I always thought Kate Bush is kinda mystical and she's got great style. I didn't know she wrote this song when she was 13 years old, that's amazing, so much talent there.

[@olliehutchins584]

What a journey you have with Kate ahead! Wish I could go back to discovering her brilliance! She’s done fantastic music right up to her latest studio album in 2011. Her live album from her last tour in 2014 is fantastic too, ‘Before The Dawn’.

[@generationgapreacts]

Thank you Ollie! I can't wait to get to that album soon :)

[@dunringill1747]

I subscribed for your Kate Bush discovery journey. Keep them coming until you finish them all. Try "The Sensual World", "Babooshka", "Army Dreamers", "This Woman's Work", "Cloudbusting", and for an alternate dark reality perception from the womb, try "Breathing".

[@seanfenton8371]

You get it. I saw your reaction to "Wuthering Heights" and you instantly got it. Kate Bush is and will always be one of the most unique artists. This song is so touching. Listen to "Cloudbusting".

[@tyger166]

I feel that a lot of people just won't get Kate Bush (and that's cool) but for the ones who do, they really get Kate Bush. One of the many things I love about her is that she started her own production company so when you do buy all her albums a very large chuck of the money goes all to her. So on top of being an amazing singer, songwriter, performer, dancer, innovator and producer, she is also very business savvy.

[@lillired857]

Breathing is her womb song. This is fave all time song, so haunting

[@generationgapreacts]

That sounds so intriguing! Can't wait to get to that song

[@eggy1962]

@@generationgapreacts Breathing is the song, post nuclear baby in womb perspective

[@joekey4376]

Masterpiece

[@reactionfan1448]

omg you have got to react to " this womans work " its one of Kates greatest hits it was covered by Maxwell and everyone thinks he wrote it but are stunned whenever they find its kates song

[@MadLFC]

Kate Bush's music radiates emotion. You believe that every word she sings...she feels. Such absolute unpretentious art.

[@DetectiveAgent_DarkNut]

She's...a one off. God I love Kate. We all should. The word "genuis" and "legend" and "iconic" gets bandied willy nilly these days. Kate is the REAL DEAL

[@readit945]

I think this song is one of kates best ones. Great song for its age, cloudburst (kate Bush) is another good song.

[@Simon-lw4uc]

Such a wonderful song and a wonderful talent ! Love your reactions

[@rushman4173]

Listen to this woman's work, about a man losing his wife, it will break Your heart.

[@frankjones8343]

5yrs loss of my soul mate, my darling man, gets me every time I hear this song. He was funny kind + Good. The man with the child in his eyes. Until we meet again my luv. Moon + back. Xxxx lou lou.

[@Ozymandi_as]

Credit to Andrew Powell both for the gorgeous arrangement of the orchestral accompaniment, and the beautiful, restrained production, which show off the song and the vocal magnificently, like precious stones placed in a case lined with velvet.

[@glenn20081965]

Your Kate journey has got my attention. I love seeing my favourite artist being discovered by new people. Kate is a very well known artist around the world. However, she failed to break the US.. it's only now that she's eventually getting the recognition she deserves thanks to Stranger Things. Babooska and This Woman's Work are pure gold.... Army Dreamers is another classic.

[@JosephCampos-g9j]

She's so beautiful I'm was head over heels for her

[@bbarnard950]

Wait till you get to "The Dreaming" album. It is bonkers - but brilliant (in my opinion). Enjoy your trip. I am quite envious of people who discover her for the first time. As Kate got older her music changed (it had to, she was no longer a young girl). Do not know whether her recent success will tempt her out of her (never officially announced) retirement, but she has recorded a duet with Big Boi (last year) that has never been released. She rarely gives interviews, never seeks publicity or even have a particular online presence so you would never know what she will do.

[@generationgapreacts]

Thank you Betty! I am excited to have FINALLY discovered her. I am intrigued by her and this sense of mystery surrounding her. Can't wait to continue this journey

[@MuzzikLvr]

This song was my introduction to Kate Bush. She performed it on SNL and I was hooked. The next day I rushed to the record store to buy "The Kick Inside" LP.

[@Dainichi_Nyorai]

I am loving seeing how you are getting Kate Bush. I see you have some of my favourite Kate songs coming up so I'm a subscriber. Every song is so unique and special. I think you will find your favourites that have special meaning for you and they're not necessarily gonna be the best known ones. I was gonna say I'm jealous of you for starting this journey now, but I'm not, I'm excited and happy for you and can't wait to see more reactions. ❤

[@seedhillbruisermusic7939]

it's the line "Maybe he doesn't love me, I just took a trip on my love for him." that really hits. Haven't you felt like that? You're so in love with someone and you think they love you back in the same degree but you have to wonder, what if they don't? What if it's just all you loving him and he doesn't really love you back as much, and you're deluding yourself? I've had that feeling a few times in my romantic life. How a young teenager could write that is amazing.

[@generationgapreacts]

She is truly an exceptional artist. I think we’ve all felt that pain at least once!

[@berniewilson371]

She wrote this song when she was thirteen years old - just astounding.

[@joecampos5624]

I've had every album of hers since 1979.. I've never gotten tired of them

[@generationgapreacts]

I'm going to get all her albums and listen to them on repeat :)

[@bgfd1]

Kate Bush is a musical genius. So many songs I could suggest but too many so just start at the first album The Kick Inside and work yor way along. you are in for an amazing expirience. Great reaction.

[@neilmorrison7356]

She is so talented she even has an album track where she sings the number pi

[@juliehaley2765]

She is a brilliant talent. I loved her since early 80 s

[@musemin4590]

I ADORE her storytelling in The Sensual World… and totally agree with the womb comment. She’s so warm

[@jasonclarke7422]

I feel blessed to of been born in 1974 and just caught the last of the great music that was about. The song that grabbed my attention and got me into music was when I was 4 years old was, Renaissance, Northern Lights. Check it out, it’s still one of my favourite songs to this day.

[@hdebard]

She is a perfectionist and a brilliant story teller and composer I loved her immediatly in the 70ties when i was a teenager. Her later work is very interesting too. The album Aerial is recommended highly. And ofcourse Hounds of Love.

[@jackbarlow8520]

Her creativity oozes

[@frenchyman19xx]

kate was my first great love in music. I listened to her music for hours and always found new things that fascinated me. she has enchanted me for years and she simply remains my favorite. the way she plays with the notes and dances to them is unique. the somewhat different music made me dream and feel good. thank you kate for the beautiful wonderful moments i had listening to you^^

[@cliffordjones9226]

This Womans Work, next please.

[@rowenatulley852]

I love this song and Them Heavy People . . .

[@piscesvick]

I was introduced to Kate Bush and her music by a British friend of mine and I have loved her ever since I know every one of her songs word-for-word she is just the most awesome I can listen to Kate Bush and she calms me down when I was a teenager I meditated listening to Kate Bush I love you Kate always have and always will I would like to recommend these red shoes

[@nintendy]

Someone has probably already told you, but she did actually write a Song about being in the womb! It was called 'Breathing;' and it was a big hit for her a couple of years later in 1980. Maybe you should check that out if you haven't already done so.

[@mpete42]

Kate Bush is a great story teller. To stay a little chronological you could try the song "Moving" it opened this debut album "The Kick Inside". She did a short set of promo videos for a Dutch TV channel and you can find the "Moving" promo through the tube search "kate bush moving efteling toppop".

[@generationgapreacts]

Thank you! I will look up that promo video and give it a listen :)

[@mpete42]

​@@generationgapreacts The efteling toppop are videos of some complete songs from "The Kick Inside" album so you could perhaps react using these. "Moving", "Them Heavy People", "Strange Phenomena" and "The Kick Inside" you haven't yet done and are all present in this group of videos. "Them Heavy People" has an official video from the KB Music channel.

[@milankaradzic1842]

you can find her concert on you tube, i think it was late 70s early 80s .I had it on video but wore it out ,so to find it again brings back some great memories, it is a must watch

[@elderflower2924]

She's a legend. I got to see her perform live in 2014.

[@bryanpaull9409]

The Kick Inside is the album with this song and Wuthering Heights. It's a classic

[@davmtu]

One of my all time favorite songs.

[@ohrusty]

I love how frail this song is. And dark at the same time. I always saw her "man" as a dream that climbs through her window to do things to her that she didn't really understood if she wanted him to be there or not. You can kind of choose how you want to perceive it. When I listen to this song I feel serenity but disgust at the same time. In the end, Kate is a champion for dreamers. And I can tell you're a big fan as well. :3

[@johnbanks8065]

I interpret the song as being about her fantasy (not in a sexual way) older man, from a teenage girl's perspective. "I realise he's there when I turn the light off and turn over"; he's not really there, he's just there in her imagination. Likewise "When I stay up late He's always waiting", he's always waiting because he's not really there, but he's always there in her imagination whenever she wants him to be, regardless of what time she goes to bed. At the start of the second verse, "He's very understanding And he's so aware of all my situations", again, she's asigning these qualities to him, as that's how he is in her imagination; he's aware of her situations because he exists (in this form) as she imagines him, he's perfect. And at the end, again suggesting that it's not a real relationship, just the kinda crush that she's got on an older guy "Maybe he doesn't love me I just took a trip on my love for him" as she comes to realise that it's not real. I'm not saying that someone real didn't inspire these feelings in Kate, but I don't think the song portrays a real relationship, but is more an imaginary one; perhaps the ideal of him retaining some boyish wonder (which Kate herself alluded to, that all men can do this whereas women mature away from childhood) makes him more relatable to her as a younger woman dreaming of an older guy.

[@johnmccann1960]

Been a fan for 45+ years, this song still makes me cry.

[@lucu01]

just enjoying watching you watch her and getting chills! Welcome

[@raymondhoward9173]

Great beautiful song 🎵 twos beautiful ladies ❤❤

[@jwaldhelm]

Hi, I love your Kate Bush reactions, it is so great to see someone “get” her right from the start. You had mentioned on one of your reviews for other unique, different artists. Please check out Regina Spektor. She was born in Russia and her family immigrated to NYC when she was 9 or 10. Like Kate, she writes songs like nobody else. Plays beautiful piano and has a great voice and really different songs. Bunches of her videos on KZbin.

[@OronOfMontreal]

You mentioned that Kate seems to be singing from the womb. From this same period, she actually has a song and video that her character sings from her mother's womb: "Breathing". The lyrics are stunning and the production follows suit, organically. Kate's sense of melody is amazing, and her talent as pianist, with those runs up and down the keyboard, are thrilling yet never played for their own sake -- only and always for the sake of the song. In her prime, Kate Bush's voice had a five-octave range, but while people gawk at how high she could sing, they forget the harmonic richness and fullness of that voice. They glance past the exact control that she is able to exert over her instrument. And they don't fully realize the range of voices that she can produce. You need to hear her giving out the best Rock screams, in songs like "The Big Sky", during its closing minute.

[@stevehawkins1744]

Hi, I am a new subscriber from Yorkshire, England. I am so glad you have discovered our amazing Kate! ☺

[@generationgapreacts]

I'm so happy to have discovered her too!

[@susien7323]

When I saw that Stranger Things character Max’s favorite artist was Kate Bush I just thought well she’s a super cool girl and she’s got great taste. Between that, and the fact that she has finally been introduced to the US decades late but properly, it’s worth it for her to be running up the charts again with this song. But first thing I thought of his Max has really great taste in music out of all the cassettes in her backpack they reached for that one.

[@revampenglish]

Another song which should be on everyone's Kate Bush list to listen to is 'This Womens work'.

[@generationgapreacts]

I can't wait to make a video for that song!

[@22Phantasm]

I'm so glad you are listening to Kate's Lionheart. Believe me when you get to her Never Forever album you'll be just as bowled over. She is a true original and it's lovely to see young'uns like yourself showing appreciation for Kate. Don't stop these vids, you are doing great - missing your mother, though.

[@TroyGrey]

I just subscribed to your channel to follow your magical Kate Bush journey and I can’t wait till you enter her masterpiece: the Hounds Of Love album. I own about 3000 records and it’s my favorite album of all time. Thank you so much for sharing your journey.

[@generationgapreacts]

Wow what a testament to her music! Can't wait to get there. Starting Lionheart tomorrow :)

[@tvgator1]

Gotta do BABOOSHKA. Luckily for me I was well aware of her in the 80s, as a college roommate of mine was deeply into her back then. I’ve heard this one a lot since then, and have had it all it my faves for 30+ years. She’s a phenomenon to be sure.

[@michaelwebster8389]

Still one of my favourites of her songs - written when she was 13.

[@garoidodubhaill]

I used to sit in my friends father's car listening to this song when I was a kid, that's over 40yrs ago and it still brings a tear to my eye

[@robertkenneth6517]

So many times in my life has Kate Bush's music given me strength to carry on.

[@generationgapreacts]

I’m feeling the same way right now!