Moving Kate Bush REACTION Video The Kick Inside Album | best reaction video to music

[@MG-nm9gt]

A 63 year old man here and she still brings me to tears after all these years. She is definitely an angel that has brought so much pleasure into mine and millions of others lives. There will never be another Kate Bush in my lifetime.

[@samguberman2288]

The Kick Inside, was an astonishing album when it came out in 78, nothing sounded like this then, or since. A beautiful and uniquely talented singer with the voice of an angel. I know you'll love The kick inside.

[@Dainichi_Nyorai]

It is normal. This music makes you cry and takes you through every emotion you have and then ones you never knew you had before. It's like magic. Loving your videos. Thaks for sharing this with us.

[@tiinaeeros2273]

You are so genuine...in your reactions...of course you are lost for words. Thank you!

[@Cloudbuster.]

Ahh, you’re not alone. I get chills every time I listen to her and I still cry like a baby when I hear songs like ‘And Dream of Sheep’ or ‘Hello Earth’ 😍

[@generationgapreacts]

I haven't had those suggestions yet! I'll prepare for some tears when I listen to them

[@MissLoonasSpeech]

There aren't many songs which have managed to move me to tears, but "Hello Earth" (one of my faves on "Hounds of Love") is one of them, another one being Kate's cover version of Elton John's "Candle in the Wind" (a song about Marylin Monroe) - the compassion/smypathy she manages to convey with her voice in that song is incredible -, which was included on the single of her cover version of Elton John's "Rocket Man" (which is also great).

[@MatMat-qi2rd]

Oh...."And Dream Of Sheep".... so touching...

[@blackmore56]

I'm a man and she always makes me cry. Yes an angel. "We will meet again one day". Love and respect from Melbourne Australia.

[@TroyGrey]

One of my friends is a huge Kate Bush fan. The thing is is she can’t listen to her without crying. So no, you’re definately not the only one. Her songs are magical.

[@janewright2800]

I only have to think about her music and i cry. It awakened me at 15 yrs old and lifted me out of a miserable time🙏💚🎶i appreciate your appreciation of her 💕

[@AlanCrookes]

I'm a 58 Yr old man. Have listened too kb since the beginning always makes me cry. What a talent 👏

[@leslieturner8276]

It's another great song on an album that contains so many of them, thank you (once again) for your reaction to another Kate Bush song. Lindsay Kemp her drance/mime teacher (who had previously taught David Bowie) recounted a couple of stories about Kate in 2014 BBC documentary about her. He said that when Kate turned up she looked professional in the way that she was dressed, however it was clear that she was shy and timid because she took she place at the very back of the class, so he moved her towards the front so he could improve her confidence and bring her out of herself - he succeeded in doing so because he said that when she danced Kate was a "wild thing". After the album was released Lindsey Kemp was sitting at home when a slim package was slipped under his door, it was a copy of the album which of course contained this song dedicated to him and he didn't know that Kate was aiming to be a pop artist, since she had never mentioned it to him. As to why Kate wanted to take dance lessons in the first place, well some years before Kate had seen Lindsay Kemp's one man mime show and she was amazed by how much Lindsay Kemp could communicate by just movement alone, so Kate decided to attempt to combine this strength of movement with her voice.

[@generationgapreacts]

Its very apparent just from the Wuthering Heights video that she's an incredible dancer and mime! How interesting that Lindsay also taught Bowie. Bowie and Kate both have such a unique sound to their music and also in the way they dance! I'm glad Lindsay was able to build up her confidence.

[@rainerzufall42]

@@generationgapreacts Kate Bush was in the audience of (one of?) the last concerts of the Ziggy Stardust tour with David Bowie and a fan of him. He was also named as an influence next to e.g. Elton John (I don't remember the full list).

[@stever7732]

@@generationgapreacts It has often been said that David Bowie/Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush were two sides of the same coin. She was seen as the female Peter Gabriel, who she collaborated with several times. One of your Kate Bush highlights when you get round to it will be the amazing duet she did with him on his song ‘Don’t Give Up’. I bet your mother will know that one.

[@leslieturner8276]

@@stever7732 yes "Don't Give Up" released in 1986 so came after the "Hounds Of Love" album is an excellent recommendation, it's one that I always put forward as one to listen to and the official music video is just a perfect representation of the song.

[@prd1073]

My ex partner used to sing this to me, and its only years later that I fully appreciate what he was singing about when he sung to me. Made me weep some tears listening to this, there is something about Kate that just gets inside your heart.

[@ap8eioul1]

I've heard her songs so many times and I still get goosebumps when I listen to it. She never gets old

[@generationgapreacts]

I've had wuthering heights and moving on repeat!

[@colinglen4505]

I love the way that 'Moving' moved you. Kate really connects to your soul. :)

[@davebonner939]

was privileged to see her on tour of life at palladium shes awesome

[@rickythaxter6105]

I've been listening to Kate since this album first came out in 1978 and I'm so envious of the journey you're about to take as you work your way through her catalogue of amazing music.

[@generationgapreacts]

I'm just happy to have discovered her at all! I have a very detailed list of song by song to listen to and it's exciting :)

[@mikem2778]

Your description of her words and voice were all over the place. And spot on at the same time! I've never been all into lyrics, but just feeling the song and her voice...every twist and turn. In my 50's, and sort of rediscovering because I haven't listened really to any music a whole lot in decades. Used to listen to Kate in the 80's. Every song I could get my hands on. The emotion in her songs got me thru a lot, which is maybe why I'm finding her again now.

[@dunringill1747]

FUN FACT: Kate opened with this song on her "Tour of Life" concert tour 1979. Kate's engineering team pioneered the creation of the wireless headset mic to allow Kate to sing and dance more freely on stage. Yes, Kate was the first live performer ever to use a wireless headset mic. Below are a couple of live video suggestions where you can watch her perform "Moving" live on KZbin: "At the Mill" gives some interesting facts banners during the performance. Kate Bush- 'Moving'....live 1979 Kate Bush - Moving (Live at the Saturday Night At The Mill) [Remastered]

[@MrVigorbrasil]

Such a pleasure to watch your reaction video. You're on a wonderful journey! All the very best to you. xxx

[@pushpak]

She's a musical genius.

[@generationgapreacts]

Agreed!

[@jas2039]

Having a Kate song or album stuck in your head is nothing new. I've shared that experience for the last 40+ years. Truly my favorite.

[@davidrobinson8543]

Kate is a very special lady only one person with her talent comes along in a lifetime

[@lemming9984]

Her 'Aerial' album is my favourite - the whole thing, especially disc 2, A Sky Of Honey.

[@spark_6710]

This is my no.1 Kate Bush's song .I was 12,or 13 ,I believe when I saw her ( this album ) at a record store I frequented in Tokyo & asked the record store's owner to play this album for me & I fell in love with her immediately. I told people there this was the type of music I was looking for !! I found it funny as she did Wuthering heights as I was putting melodies on book's storyline at the time ,that was what I was doing whenever making songs myself !! I wrote my own lyrics,too ,but that was how I started coming up w/ melodies . To this day ,I cry to this song ,when I sing this ,too ! That dancing/ pantomime instructor you were talking about is Lindsay Kemp ! Without him,there would had not been David Bowie ,or Kate Bush really !! I was very lucky enough to see his performances a couple of times when he toured Japan in the late 80's. He was very very unique / artistic . Rip Lindsay Kemp .💜🥁🐉🎤💞

[@Biomirth]

That is really cool. I

[@spark_6710]

@@Biomirth Thank you !! Thank you so much for your reply ! 💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞

[@generationgapreacts]

What wonderful memories! It would have been amazing to see Lindsay Kemp performances. It's amazing to hear that Kate's songs inspired you to come up with your own melodies. I can only imagine your music and lyrics are unique and nonconformist

[@spark_6710]

@@generationgapreacts Thank you so much for your reply ! Yes,Lindsay Kemp was one of a kind ! You misunderstood what I said ,though ! Kate Bush's songs didn't inspire me to come up with my melodies when I wrote my songs ,we were doing similar things ,so I was shocked !! Besides ,there were more things in common between us .For example, both of our fathers were doctors. I always wanted to be a vet ( veterinarian) as I love love animals & wanted to heal people's broken hearts with my music,etc. Although ,her songs helped me to be a much better singer as her songs were more involved musically ,ranges ,key changes,unusual notes,unpredictable notes ,techniques, breathing ,on top of that ,very theatrical ,not to mention very high tones ,so on !! Her songs are one of the most difficult songs to sing ,especially if trying to do a capella. Thank you so much for your kind words .💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞

[@wayne_twentyfive]

Hi Daughter ! .. I'm just going back and re-watching ( multiple times ! ) your reactions to Kate's songs from "The Kick Inside", and just loving the emotional response that most of them are bringing out in you .. They do the same for me, and I agree with you that this song "Moving" is right up there with the best stuff that Kate has done .. It can often make me a bit choked up without even knowing why .. By the way, "The Kick Inside" is probably close to my all-time favourite album ! .. Honestly, every song was single-worthy .. You will adore the whole thing too .. Trust me.

[@generationgapreacts]

Thank you for the continued support Wayne! And guess what.... I found The Kick Inside on vinyl and because of you I bought it! I'm so excited. I'm sitting by my front door patiently (well, impatiently) waiting for my delivery!

[@pushpak]

6:07 Kate wrote the song about the late great Lindsay Kemp. He taught her movement and mime. Kemp also taught David Bowie.

[@generationgapreacts]

The more I learn the more I understand how incredibly talented and multidimensional she is

[@nellies]

I just binged all your Kate reactions and I love them so much, you're my new favorite Kate reactor! This song is magical. Kate is magical. I'm actually crying with you, I know exactly how you feel! Please react to all her songs!

[@generationgapreacts]

OMG thank you Nellie! That is such a nice thing to say :) I am getting my room set up right now to film a new Kate video

[@vaughnroycroft999]

You're in for such a wonderful journey with Kate's catalog. She never stops changing, but never fails to remind us of who she is at her core. Such a beautiful soul light that shines through everything she does. Slight warning (not a warning): some of her stuff is difficult. Some of it takes time to absorb. But I can tell you'll get it. All of it. Enjoy!

[@generationgapreacts]

I am preparing myself to understand that I will not understand or like everything, but to understand her intention. So far I've loved everything so it'll be interesting when the opposite happens. You all will see it if that happens! Maybe it'll take a second listen like re-reading Wuthering Heights.

[@bgfd1]

@@generationgapreacts Thing is as her music is often so layerd you might not get it on a first lisiten but when you do it’s with you for life. I have loved her music since the fist album and still not tired of her work and it can still excite me and move me.

[@johnsebastianalday5698]

You truly are going through Kate's discography in chronological order and I am 100% behind you on doing it👍🔥 For added context, "Moving" (1978) is Kate's tribute to her mime/dance choreography teacher, the late Lindsay Kemp (1938-2018). I know you are only a few songs in Kate's whimsical and sensual world but when you get to her legendary 1985 album "Hounds of Love" (The one with "Running Up That Hill" on it) it contains Kate's magnum opus, a high-concept suite titled "The Ninth Wave," which is essentially the second half of "The Hounds of Love" (1985). Kate likened it to a film, the idea about someone (her) having washed off a boat. The person is adrift at sea, alone, scared, cold, and clinging on to life via a life jacket. Throughout the endeavor, the person is going in and out of consciousness, her mind playing up the terrifying predicament, thoughts of drowning/death, faith, the afterlife, and the hope/relief of being saved. It is composed of seven songs starting with the song you listened to. In order: "And Dream of Sheep" "Under Ice" "Waking the Witch" "Watching You Without Me" "Jig of Life" "Hello Earth" "The Morning Fog" A must-listen experience to react to in its entirety

[@generationgapreacts]

Sounds like an experience I just can't wait! I just filmed another video and will be uploading today so I can continue on my chronological Kate journey. I can't wait to get to Hounds of Love and The Ninth Wave. At this rate, it should be soon!

[@crazycatpetera1404]

Kate’s often considered the most well-rounded female artist ever in all honesty, when you consider her ability as a singer, songwriter, dancer, producer, musician and story teller/creative genius it makes a lot of sense. Next try Love and Anger, Moments of Pleasure, Cloudbusting, This Woman’s Work, Sat in your Lap & Among Angels 🙌🏻🔥 L&A is so joyful, Moments, Angels & Woman’s Work are very emotional so be prepared, Cloudbusting is magical and SIYL is very experimental, have fun! 🎉

[@generationgapreacts]

I can't wait! I'm filming a reaction to The Saxophone Song today then moving to her next album. I can't wait to get to all these songs :)

[@crazycatpetera1404]

@@generationgapreacts I’m not a cryer but moments of pleasure always sets me off, so be prepared 😂

[@BlutoLongneck]

She is just magical, now give us Cloud Busting!

[@pinball1970]

@@generationgapreacts Not sure we mentioned but she did a tour in the UK in 1979. Just a few weeks. It was recorded fortunately, she sings material from the first two Albums. She was probably writing the third at the time. She included dance so came up with a crazy idea of fixing a Mike to her head and using a wireless transmitter, freeing her up to dance and sing at the same time. First time ever used but please check the details on Google for the whole picture. The concert is something else. Probably on KZbin somewhere.

[@heathcliff1096]

I've been crying since the age of 8 listening to her. I'm 52 and still am.

[@ghostpuppet31]

I too became an instant fan of Kate Bush and that was over 40 years ago now but i tell you, her artistry, style, presence and relevance, will keep her music very interesting for many generations to come. No other musical artist has put so much into making each and every song, it's own unique creation.

[@generationgapreacts]

I can feel how much of her soul went into her music just by listening. Her lyrics, her voice, and the videos where she’s dancing and you can see her face… she’s very special.

[@ghostpuppet31]

@@generationgapreacts It's a real joy to have your fresh perspective on the music! Subscribed!

[@generationgapreacts]

@@ghostpuppet31 That means a lot! Thank you 😊

[@mvellis3863]

I have been a fan of Kate's since I first saw her on Saturday Night Live in December of 1978. I was 18 years old and Kate completely mesmerized me. If you want to see her dance routine to "Moving" there are video's on KZbin of her performing this song as her opening number on her Tour of Life in 1979 (it's incredible!!). There is also a video of her dancing to "Moving" at Efteling (in her famous knee high red boots). It's wonderful seeing someone like you discovering the genius of Kate Bush. She is a completely unique one-of-a-kind artist, and has been a pioneer and inspiration for women in the music industry for the last 40 years. She is definitely a deep-dive, Kate has so much music to explore and it is all unique and innovative (sometimes bonkers, sometimes challenging, sometimes rip-your-heart-out achingly beautiful, but always completely brilliant and captivating). If you are really interested in her music, I suggest starting at her debut album and going through her whole catalog, you won't be disappointed. She is considered by many to be the Queen of prog/art rock and she has many masterpieces (from her epic song "Breathing" about nuclear war/fallout from the perspective of an unborn baby in the womb, to her 7-song suite "The Ninth Wave" about a woman shipwrecked at sea and struggling to survive, to her entire 1/2 of a double album (Aerial) called "A Sky Of Honey" about the passing of a 24 hour day, to songs from her latest studio album (50 Words for Snow) including one about a Yeti in the Himalayans ("Wild Man") and another about a romantic encounter with a snowman ("Misty").

[@generationgapreacts]

Wow wow wow! "Sometimes rip-your-heart-out achingly beautiful" pretty much sums up my experience so far and I'm only on her first album!! Thank you for this amazing comment.... I am writing down the albums and songs you mentioned because I'll be sure not to miss them! Kate's songs being written from different perspectives... like an unborn baby in the womb.... I mean where does she get her genius?

[@mvellis3863]

@@generationgapreacts sorry to be making so many comments but I would be remiss if I didn't recommend that you react to the official video for "Don't Give Up," Kate's famous duet with her good friend Peter Gabriel. A terrific, emotional, and powerful song (and video) and one that has been credited by many people for changing their minds about committing suicide (including Elton John, who said that song stopped him from taking a lethal drug overdose). It's a great song written by Peter Gabriel, but it's Kate that really makes it magical.

[@mistraldespair]

Honestly, you could react to every song on her first album The Kick Inside in chronological order and I think you'll have a good time with it, based on what you've liked thus far. There's really no bad song on it. Great reaction!

[@generationgapreacts]

I'm loving it so far so can't wait to keep going :) Thanks for watching

[@user-tk4gr9zo7t]

2:50 oh yes 🙌🏼🌺💕 her music always brings serious tears to my eyes, but in the happiest of ways. It’s definitely normal in my books, Kate’s music is like an emotional release :3

[@tonyburt8863]

Thank You. Love your reactions. Keep going with your Kate journey, there are so many amazing songs to hear. From the third album onwards there are so many different styles . Kate is the most talented and stunning artist EVER. You will be moved to tears many times. Be prepared, you are in for glorious ride..

[@generationgapreacts]

I am SO ready! I appreciate you watching my Kate journey. Many many more videos to come.

[@rickjackson2246]

Really enjoy your channel and your reactions what drew me in was Kate Bush reactions I can't wait to see some more Kate Bush reactions she is one of my favorite artists since the '80s and the most unique artist I've ever heard again thank you for sharing

[@ponybottle]

I was about 15 and heading out the door when this etherial sound from the TV captivated me and rooted me to the spot. I immediately turned around and watched in stunned disbelief; it was her debut appearance of 'Wuthering Heights'. 50 years later Kate still has my soul in bondage.

[@jM-yx7ii]

I like Kate Bush very much she is really an Icon, I saw so much videos with reactions of peoples sometimes really kind and emotional, sometimes really ugly with some jealousy, but I am very surprise to see the reaction in real and on line that bring you emotions, almost with tears, really sweet to see in real your feeling !

[@Gioveolympus]

If you listen to "Wow", I think you will be even more amazed by the magic touch of Kate. Please watch the official video to that song.

[@generationgapreacts]

I will definitely search for the official video! I am waiting patiently (but not very) to get there!

[@thechunkster7905]

Kate Bush has me feeling melancholy and has done since the late 70s and I don't know why. All I can think of is that she has crafted her music to the point where it can't go any further. When she makes us feel something she becomes a goddess.

[@garryashton7093]

So glad you have discovered the wonderful kate what a journey you have to go enjoy she's a goddess

[@generationgapreacts]

I am very glad too! Thank you for watching :)

[@deanmaynard8256]

Your reaction just shows you are a person of depth and class!

[@generationgapreacts]

Thank you Dean! I really appreciate that :)

[@michaelr939]

I'm always crying to Kate's songs.

[@TimSimpson-t4c]

Years ago she performed a song with Peter Gabriel. I don't remember the song title, but maybe you could look it up. I think you'll like it! She has amazed me for a long time!

[@TheBennie102103]

"Don't Give Up" from 1987

[@terryneedham8053]

She danced Moving on stage at a concert. You can find it on KZbin. I am not an expert on modern dance, but she had a fluidity to her dancing that I have never seen matched - She makes other dancers look contrived in comparison.

[@generationgapreacts]

I can't wait to look that up. Her dancing has already hypnotized me in her other videos

[@stever7732]

Great reaction. What a song to open a great debut album from a 19-year-old. I’m guessing from your research that you have discovered the wonderful online ‘Kate Bush Encyclopedia’. If not, take a look. It will help your journey tremendously. And yes, her songs have brought many reactors to tears, and you haven’t even got to the real tear-jerkers. Be prepared for when you reach ‘This Woman’s Work’, ‘Moments of Pleasure’ and her duet with Peter Gabriel ‘Don’t Give Up’.

[@generationgapreacts]

That's a great resource, thank you! I will definitely be checking it out. I might skip around a bit and listen to Don't Give Up

[@mikelxw4593]

I love seeing your reactions to these songs - exactly how I felt when hearing that album for the first time in 1978. Totally unique and a true genius. You are going to love your journey through her music, constantly changing, often challenging and always beautiful.

[@rainerzufall42]

While I heard this, I remembered the fact, that she used this song "Moving" at the 7th Tokyo Song Festival (there are probably bad quality videos on KZbin) in summer 1978, and she got second place in that contest. Second: There's a smooth transition to the second song on her debut album, "The Saxophone Song", that I remember. Third: Congrats to now 51 subscribers, which is 41 more compared to when I joined... +410% ;-)

[@generationgapreacts]

I did hear some Asian type sound in the song Moving. I wonder if that was inspired by something. And thank you for recognizing our growth! We are surprised but happy :) we weren't expecting much traction but happy to have it

[@MatMat-qi2rd]

Yes. The end of 'Moving' is linked to the beginning of 'The Saxophone Song'. They should be listened to as a whole.

[@generationgapreacts]

@@MatMat-qi2rd You know what, I'm going to do that right now!

[@warrenbridges1891]

@@generationgapreacts "Moving" Official video with dance routine kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipOUi6Gehd9_rJY

[@annother3350]

51 Subs? It says 1.71k right now?!

[@BenZoet]

My dad played this album for me. It struck like lightning.

[@generationgapreacts]

Lucky! must have been a cool dad

[@BenZoet]

@@generationgapreacts I feel he loved me to the next galaxy. And probably back.

[@omribatita6464]

Love u Generation Gap! Keep on discovering the outstanding Kate! I'm waiting to see what you'll pick up. there's soooo much!

[@generationgapreacts]

More Kate coming today! Thank you for watching :)

[@tommydevlin702]

Love your reaction and, yes, your reaction is very normal to how a lot of people react to Kate for the first time!! The first song on the first album is sometimes quite revealing as to what to expect from an artist. (Think of the first Beatles song "I saw her standing there" where even then the chord changes and harmonies were not really in sync with how Rock and Roll was being done by just about everyone else in 1962). Here, on this first song she uses off stage noises to punctuate the song, uses her own voice as an additional instrument and gives a vocal that sometimes hovers over the song and then swoops and swirls and spirals into it and through before soars upwards again. You will encounter this a few times. This (and her next album "Lionheart") is Kate at her most youthful and almost naive (eg Oh To Be in Love, or L'Amour looks Something Like You). To me It's a great album.

[@generationgapreacts]

She's incredible! I'm just at the tip of the iceberg of discovering her abilities as an artist. I'm excited to keep going

[@nemetonbrewing]

Best Kate Bush song! Beautiful and precious!

[@kzm4275]

2:59 glad I am not the only one crying in that moment. And almost every time I listen to my favorites of her. It's totally normal :)

[@ShreveportJoe]

“Moving” has been one of my favorites of Kate’s since its release… and I’ve always as moved by it as you seem to be. There are so many amazing songs for you to consider. Since you have such a nice relationship with your mom… maybe, “Mother Stands For Comfort”, though that’s several albums away.

[@generationgapreacts]

Oh that would be a great one!

[@dbking4194]

There is a whole of Kate Bush for you to discover. And I think many agree with you that her voice brings you tears.

[@generationgapreacts]

It's like finding a Netflix show with plenty of seasons to binge watch..... I have SO many Kate albums to binge :)

[@christinaweddall9538]

I really recommend watching her video of 50 words for snow album. Visually unique

[@TimothySmiths]

I have a couple Kate songs that can make me tear up, one is her duet with Peter Gabriel - Dont give Up..the other is A Woman's Work.

[@robertbagley9199]

Wonderful reaction, Kate has so many great tracks, and so many styles (and yet SO Kate Bush) 'And Dream of Sheep' 'Wow' 'Breathing' 'This Woman's Work' 'Rubberband Girl' to give you an idea of what I mean 😊

[@generationgapreacts]

Wow will be my next song if I keep going chronologically. although I'm tempted to do This Woman's Work next!

[@cesarroberto4674]

You shoud see Moments of Pleasure with your mother. So sentimental and nostalgic. Beautiful song and video. Very elegant Probsbily the best Kate Bush song.

[@streetcat3411]

I'm crying, too...

[@jonassundell9366]

A b😊eautiful sirensong. ❤ Soulcrashing. Thanks for ur reaction! Greetings from Jonas Gothenburg Sweden.

[@raycornford283]

The title track 'The Kick Inside' is amazing. A teenage girl writing about incest in 1978 - and doing so beautifully

[@generationgapreacts]

Yes I found that subject matter to be quite dismaying, but in an artistically creative way.

[@kevinwoodki]

Im so excited for you,there are so many adventures you are going to experience. The KB world is a magical place.

[@generationgapreacts]

I love it so far!

[@wilcox660]

Welcome aboard!

[@pushpak]

2:46 Yes and careful when you hear "This Woman's Work' because you'll probably faint. 😂

[@generationgapreacts]

Oh my gosh I am not prepared for This Woman's Work. I know it has to do with the movie and having complications during delivery.... I am not ready for the emotional roller coaster

[@chrispierce4003]

well, you've got about 10 studio albums to listen through, so that will keep you going for a while 😁👍👍

[@raymondhoward9173]

Great 👍🏽 reaction ❤❤

[@Baru1994]

Her most beautiful song. It's the first track on her first album so to me it's the kickstart of her career.

[@bbarnard950]

Kate recorded a number of videos for the opening of the Efteling amusement park in the late 70s (including "Moving"): kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqCYlKt3bKyMja8 One of my personal favourites she also included ("The Kick Inside"): kzbin.info/www/bejne/nouaYniQdpZjjLc The meaning is quite dark but the song is beautiful. I agree, I always have tears in my eyes when listening to Kate :-)

[@rainerzufall42]

Absolutely agree! That Kate special at the opening event of the new Efteling park (May 12th, 1978) is very good, and my favourite of the 6 songs is the last one "The Kick Inside", followed by the extended version of the great Ian Bairnson guitar solo of "Wuthering Heights". There are two videos, that I usually use, with some minor differences in speed and visual quality: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIPKmoKZob5gfpY (2010 full version, also available in parts from 2008) kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3SoYZ2wg5x4j6M (2020 full version) 0:00 Moving 3:09 Wuthering Heights 6:37 Them Heavy People 9:40 The Man With The Child In His Eyes 12:18 Strange Phenomena 15:09 The Kick Inside

[@bbarnard950]

I have always loved the "Wuthering Heights" video from this compilation!

[@rainerzufall42]

@@bbarnard950 "Wuthering Heights" was always my #1 Kate Bush song!

[@generationgapreacts]

I'm excited to watch the full Efteling video!

[@robertspeakman1174]

I fell in love at the age of 10 and at 56 still find her so beautiful in every way

[@davidmeir9348]

This is the first song of her debut album and let's be honest, to anyone wanting to check her out see if it's worth investing in her discography, that first song is all they need and it's impossible not to be hooked by the end of it.

[@scottmcgregor4829]

No I don't usually cry when I listen to her. I am captivated, hypnotized, and entranced. Having said that watching you brought to tears brings me to tears. So..... Cut out you are making me cry 😭😢😭😢😂😂 For something a little more ominous in it's theme give Breathing a try. It will definitely haunt you. To hear Kate in her slightly manic somewhat psychotic rocker mode, give Babooshka a try. When Kate expresses anger, her eyes get big and frightening, but still stunning and beautiful.

[@garysmith5641]

shes singing about her famous dance instructor there is a dance for this too , her instructor taught Bowie

[@MatMat-qi2rd]

"As long as you're afraid to feel..."

[@davidplanet3919]

You’re right! Kate recorded whales for the start of this track. This track sounds amazing on the original vinyl of The Kick Inside album.

[@generationgapreacts]

Oh you're so lucky! I'm trying to find her albums on vinyl. It's hard but I've found a few :)

[@nigeljames5622]

Big respect for reacting to this song as it's not reacted too much, if at all. I am interested to hear you react the Lionheart album, especially the title track 'Oh England My Lionheart' and 'In Search Of Peter Pan'. Keep up the great work and enjoy your Kate Bush journey

[@TheoZoffrok]

While I get why you look up the lyrics beforehand, I wonder what it would be like to come to a song completely cold. Maybe worth trying once? Anyway, this song is the first song on her debut album, and what an opening statement it is! Her chord progressions are amazingly sophisticated aren't they? Love the bassline on this one too.

[@OronOfMontreal]

Considering how very young Kate Bush was, when she wrote such lyrics and conceived this music, has there ever been anybody as precocious as this woman was, in her early teen years? It is disturbing, what an old soul she already was.

[@rainerzufall42]

So beautiful...

[@generationgapreacts]

😁

[@matthewstollar2678]

i don't cry but i definately 'well up' with most of this albums song. Very very good album.

[@Edward1312]

Like that you have learnt the hand movements as well as learning the lyrics to Wuthering Heights!

[@generationgapreacts]

I must have watched the video a thousand times! Masterpiece

[@lunamay6953]

I love the whole of this album. Listen to Kite amazing and different again xxx

[@generationgapreacts]

You know I just might round out this album with Kite!

[@georgeprime2249]

I heard you say ' wow. ' Thats another song to listen to by her.

[@colrhodes377]

When you have listened to the first two albums, check out Kate play live and see how she moves in the moment.

[@generationgapreacts]

That's a great idea!

[@raymondhoward9173]

Look fantastic

[@lutdesimpelaere2947]

I know this album and The next one called “Lionheart” by heart. Heard these songs hundreds, maybe thousands of times. Every single song is a poem wrapped in a magical sound. Kate is a one of a kind artist. I would give you a suggestion but there are just too many great songs to pick from . Love your comments ❤

[@brucedillinger9448]

Kate's 1st album is my favorite. At least tonight Lol.

[@stever7732]

As an alternative to reacting to her non-single songs with third party lyric videos there are some very good live performances from the only tour she ever did in 1979 when she was 20. For example, there is a very good performance of ‘Symphony in Blue’ on this 2-song video that has benefitted from some 4K remastering. Start at 5.00 for a nice short transition into the song - kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6Ckp2qHe9eNbZI

[@leslieturner8276]

Yes that's an excellent remastered video, it would be really nice if a complete remastered "Tour Of Life" concert performance could be put together that together with "Before The Dawn" footage as so many missed out on seeing Kate perform live. Another reason to avoid unofficial videos of songs is that some of have been remixed and effects added or they stop before the end of the song, I assume to avoid copyright issues, I've certainly encountered that videos that have had lyrics added to them..

[@generationgapreacts]

Thank you for that! I picked the lyric version because sometimes I have a hard time understanding words in song form. But I didn't think about the possibility of the song being changed for copyright.

[@generationgapreacts]

Thank you for that! I picked the lyric version because sometimes I have a hard time understanding words in song form. I will definitely pick the live performances or her choreographed videos instead.

[@thedancingalien7766]

This is the most Melodic Track She Made

[@christinebakewell3475]

Just a little tip - if you watch the 1939 original wuthering heights film ( merle Oberon + Lawrence Olivier) it will give you the Kate rendition of the window scene , great film worth a check ? 👍🇬🇧.

[@michaelr939]

Please listen to and review Mna na h-Eireann by Kate Bush sung in Irish gaelic

[@chickedee1085]

My favourite

[@joeljack1]

That's very weird. I've heard this song so many times and yet listening to this with you moved me to tears also. Hmm. Please see her do this live in her Tour of Life show. It's perfection live.

[@stephen11627]

There was a rumour going around that Kate Bush dabbled in the dark arts, that's not unusual as quite a lot of artists where heavily into Aleister Crowley weren't they? But in Kate Bush's case I can definitely see that. I always thought she had a witch like appearance about her in her early video's, and that voice. Her songs are definitely mesmerising & haunting maybe that's her secret. Didn't write a song 'Waking the witch' another clue. Her videos are are dark themed too, most of them especially the early one's and the way they are filmed. Burn the witch - only joking! Where would the music world be without Kate Bush? Wow! - no pun intended 😀

[@leslieturner8276]

Just an advance heads up on a Kate Bush non-album single called "December Will Be Magic Again" which was released in 1980 after "Army Dreamers" a single from Kate's 3rd album "Never For Ever", it is Kate's only official Christmas themed song that released on the run up to the Christmas season.. Now there isn't an official video, but here's a clip from Kate's 1979 (unusual) Christmas Special during which it was first performed. The special was broadcast on the BBC. kzbin.info/www/bejne/povMkpeYaMejhas If you get a chance (when it fits into your chronological ordering) to watch that 1979 Christmas special I guarantee that it will be interesting. 😀

[@generationgapreacts]

Ooo that sounds fascinating! I will definitely give that a listen

[@leslieturner8276]

@@generationgapreacts UPDATE: I managed to find a reasonable quality copy of the entire 1979 "Kate" Christmas Special - however it does feature performances of some tracks that are in Kate's 3rd album "Never For Ever" so probably best to watch after that album... kzbin.info/www/bejne/pp-TeoV_atyXsKs

[@glenn20081965]

I've only ever disliked two of Kate's tracks out of her whole catalogue...she's my escape from reality go-to. An Architects Dream from the Aerial album is one of my favourites. I'm sure you'll eventually get to it ❤️

[@milo7240]

Moi j'aime tout l'album 👌👌👌

[@zirakzigil61]

If you want to see Kate dance to this song have a look at her Efteling performance from 12th May 1978. It's here on KZbin.

[@spiderbass65]

There's a great live version of this. Rare for her.

[@paulatkins6627]

You must have a listen to Kate Bush Peter Gabriel don't give up, such a beautiful song