THIS WAS SO DIFFERENT!.. | FIRST TIME HEARING Kate Bush - Wurthering Heights REACTION

[@bazza5699]

there's something wrong with education these days when a british person has never heard of kate bush or wuthering heights..

[@rickb.4168]

Quite possibly the greatest British female artist of all time

[@Veyron1967]

You could have just left out the British. Peerless talent.

[@pbe7843]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYDdqKx_f9GYrLM you won’t regret it

[@hodgod1056]

Dusty Springfield imo the greatest British female performer, but Kate is an incredible performer.

[@pmesa7305]

@@hodgod1056 Dusty Springfield is definitely one of the greats but remember, Kate Bush composes her music and even produced some of her records. Truly amazing.

[@hodgod1056]

@@pmesa7305 No doubting Kate Bush's talent. She is an incredible artist.

[@dcoughla681]

Picture this. You’re a child at primary school in a rough area. Your single parent can’t afford dance let alone ballet lessons. This song comes on in the playground and transports you away. When Kate Bush wrote this song she was around 16 years old & she was interviewed about her experience of going to the record company with this song. She said you must believe in yourself completely because, if you don’t, no one else will. Such an inspiration to young people everywhere.

[@alasdairmacaulay7819]

Kate Bush is a National Treasure.

[@robertotamagnini4891]

indeed -we italians too consider her a treasure to be protected from UNESCO !

[@nellies]

This was the best reaction ever! Usually the reactions to this song is mostly people being confused and not sure what to think, but you loved it immediately! This song is based on the book Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë. This is my favorite song ever, it's just a masterpiece, but so is all her songs. She's just a genius. Her videos and performances are also so unique, it's art. She's one of the most influencial artists of all time, but there will be no one else like her. Looking forward to more Kate reactions!

[@01cortomaltese]

Having read the book, I cry everytime I hear this song. It is a book about the harsh tragedies built by petiness, showing that humans are not born cruel, they're made cruel. In the making, all hope for a happy love is killed.

[@francotan8140]

your reaction was also mine back in 1978, i believe, when i heard this for the first time. And now in 2022 i am still the biggest admirer of her music. She has an extraordinary discography, you should look that up. you will be amazed.

[@stever7732]

The self-written song that launched her amazing and unparalleled career at the age of 19 (No.1 for four weeks in the UK in 1978). Most of her early songs were sung in a high register but that was a particularly affected vocal because she was portraying a ghost. Stick with Kate and you will be in for a very rewarding journey.

[@PeterBuwen]

But she wrote it with 16.

[@stever7732]

@@PeterBuwen Not quite right. She wrote that one at 18/19 shortly before recording her first album. Most of the other songs on that album were written earlier, such as ‘The Man With The Child In His Eyes’ (mostly written when she was 13) and [EDIT] ‘Saxophone Song’. Those two were on the demo tape that David Gilmour paid to have professionally recorded and produced when she was 16. EMI signed her up after hearing that tape when she was still 16.

[@PeterBuwen]

@@stever7732 Thanks for correction. But it's true that she had started composing as a teenager?

[@stever7732]

@@PeterBuwen Yes, she was a prodigious songwriter in her early teens. Some say she started writing songs at age 11.

[@NicoruAmarfi]

Facts. She's been one of my favorites since discovering her when I was 13

[@garycoates4987]

Kate Bush is pure art,,, she is a rare artist like the Beatles or David Bowie that is her own genre

[@gavinvalentino1313]

",,," ? Having a stoke?

[@711honved]

She was a pupil at Lynsey Kemp's dance & mime centre. Lynsey mentored Bowie ten years earlier.

[@philfoster8789]

@@gavinvalentino1313 Gavin: I'm not sure what you mean here - forgive my ignorance! However, I think that Gary is trying to say how difficult it is to pigeonhole Kate Bush - who is so original - into any particular musical genre. ... And I agree with him!

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

Not close to the beatles tho. Or bowie really.

[@fabriziodiguida6198]

I love Kate but "like the beatles" 🙄

[@tmountain1]

Definitely listen to her song "The Man With The Child In His Eyes." She wrote it at 13 and recorded it at 16.

[@Arael_Angie]

True x

[@ellefitzpatrick6339]

My other favourite Kate song along with This Woman’s Work and Wuthering Heights.

[@luvhart]

Great choice👌🏻

[@bloochoob]

Weirdly a very grown up song for a 13yr old to write, but a brilliant song

[@warrenbridges1891]

@@bloochoob I think Kate in some ways, probably had more maturity as a 13 year old than some women (judging by their actions)do in their 20s.

[@Hammarspiken]

Yes she was only 19 here i think but Kate Bush is still the best ART Artists ever (:❤️👍🏾❤️🇸🇪 THX for a wonderful reaction on Kate"the art"Bush (:,❤️👏👏👏❤️👍🇸🇪

[@leslieturner8276]

A few interesting facts about Kate, she started writing song when she was around 11. Indeed a song that she wrote when she was 13 won an Ivor Novell award for outstanding British Lyric. Actually she become a fellow of Ivors Academy in 2020 joining a distinguished list of other songwriter greats. Dave Gilmour received a demo tape of 50 of her songs from a mutual friend of Gimour and the Bush family, Gilmour was so impressed that he paid for studio time so Kate could produce a more professional demo tape which had three tracks. Via Gilmour this demo tape made its way to EMI who signed her. Wuthering Heights was Kate's debut single release, but originally EMI wanted to release what they thought was a more commercial like track called "James and the Cold Gun" but Kate resisted and insisted that the first single should be Wuthering Heights, in the end EMI agreed to her wishes because they thought that the record would flop and it would teach her lesson... well it became smash hit not just in UK, but it either reached number 1 or ended up high in the charts in other countries around the world. The single has led to an annual event called "The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever" held in locations around the world where participants gather together to recreate the music video of the song, usually following the version 2 video so wearing red dresses. I've followed Kate from the start and felt a connection to her, since she came from the same part of London that I did, she lived only a couple of miles away. I can guarantee that you won't be disappointed if you go down the Kate Bush rabbit hole! She is multi-talented (songwriter, musician, dancer, record producer and video director, etc.) and has acted as an inspiration for so many artists who followed her.

[@kenjarvis3432]

The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever videos are on YTube , they are great fun.

[@glastonbury4304]

you are quite correct, I met her a few times in London and even bought her a drink in the Cardinal pub in Victoria in 86 I think it was ...🍻🎶🎵💕

[@qt2073]

You were Enchanted, from the start to the guitar solo at the end , true reaction.

[@kimav53]

Courtesy of “Stranger Things” season 4 Kate is heading back to No 1 in the charts!!

[@fletch61]

She made number one !

[@44.caliberbrainsurgery63]

They heard just one song. Wait till they start listening to her more eccentric songs and I can imagine most will fall off the wagon.

[@kimav53]

44.Cal - Once they start listening to the rest of her stuff her albums will go to No 1 as well. A very gifted singer songwriter.

[@44.caliberbrainsurgery63]

@@kimav53 I wouldn’t count on it. I’ve seen so many people listen to her other songs and ask “wtf is this”. But who knows I suppose.

[@ianmyford660]

Someone already said that she's playing Cathy's ghost. From Wuthering Heights written in 1842 by Emily Bronte. If you go into the Bronte museum in Haworth you will find a drawing made by Emily Bronte aged 11 years old of a fist coming through a window. Likely from a paranormal event she experienced at Pondon Hall the possible model she used for Wuthering Heights but for the sake of the novel moved into a position where you'll find 'Top Withens farm house (hence Wuthering Heights). You can stay at Pondon Hall in the Cathy Room and sleep next to THE window. - 'Heathcliff it's me your Cathy come home again, so co-oh-oh-old let me in at your window'. Every year on Emily's and Kate's birthday (the same day) around the world hundreds of people get together and perform Kate's dance routine to her song. Here's Melbourne Australia in 2017. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6CacqOJo8qEras

[@ericbatemanrodgers]

You can't go wrong with Kate Bush she's amazing

[@itsakittyting]

Kate's masterpiece by far ♥ first time watching your channel and I love it (btw your makeup is beautiful)

[@MrDiddyDee]

Kate was the first UK female artist to have a number 1 hit with a self written song and it was her debut single. Inspired by the 1967 film of the classic 1847 gothic romance novel 'Wuthering Heights'. The song is written from the perspective of the ghost of the story's tragic heroine, who is haunting her love, Heathcliff. Kate's white dress and ethereal dance evoking the spectre of the central character of Catherine Earnshaw. Many of Kate's songs are inspired by film and literature, and like an actor, she takes on a unique point of view of a vast array of unusual and quirky characters, which she empathizes with and inhabits without judgement. Check out 'This woman's work' from the view of a father expecting his first child. Or 'Mother stands for comfort' from the perspective of a murderer who knows his mother will shield him.

[@JoTummers]

Kate is a trained opera singer. She also has studied ballet. When she started her singing career she was only 19 years old. Watch her later videos, they are little movies, for example the song Cloudbusting.

[@warrenbridges1891]

Jo Tummers Don't know about being a trained opera singer. She grew up with her brothers John and Paddy playing English/Irish folk music.

[@scottishpensioner2447]

She was 18 when she recorded this in the first ONE continuous take! Every note perfect! No auto tune, no rehearsal. She sang it once only for the recording. And she wrote it when she was even younger. Kate Bush is a prodigy. I remember when it came out. There was nothing like it, and there had never been, and never has been since then. BTW The ghost of Kathy here is supposed to be desperate and scary, trying to break through the window to reach Heathcliff.

[@Doris9664]

Still remember the first time I heard this song in 1979, it stopped me in my tracks- and all our school friends too- as in those days we all saw Ready to Roll at the same time - we were in awe of Kate Bush from then on - it’s hypnotic- and it’s really cool to see you reacting in the same way 40 years later

[@carolzerucha7429]

I love your reaction! The look on your face is priceless! Welcome to Kate Bush fandom! Thank you for being open minded and learning about Kate Bush! :-)

[@joeybxx]

Love your reaction. It's like mine was way back in the late 70's. I'm so glad that she is being reintroduced to a whole new audience. Fun fact. Kate Bush and Emily Brontë (Wuthering Heights author) share a birthday, July 30th

[@RyanKeane9]

No one like Kate. Just the best! ❤️

[@theglanconer6463]

I think I must have been around 5 years old. Glued to the television screen during Top Pop (music show in the Netherlands). "your first love" my mother iused to say to me. Lieve heks (Sweet witch) I apparently said for months. Addicted since (including the book, Kate got me into literature).

[@chiachy35]

kate bush is the ultimate enigma.....a national treasure

[@davidhill7055]

So much to explore with Kate.

[@davidgermano5480]

You are standing on the brink of a very deep and amazing rabbit hole. Do not think twice about jumping. Coming from someone in the US I can't believe you have never even heard her name. But I am somewhat envious of all the wonderful first time listens you have ahead of you. I will warn you that some of her songs are more approachable than others to someone not familiar with Kate. Just sit back and enjoy.

[@OrganNLou]

LOVED YOUR REACTION (AND KATE IS NUMBER ONE AGAIN BECAUSE OF STRANGER THINGS)!!!!

[@tapio7133]

You don´t go wrong with Kate, she is just amazing. Huge respect for her! Thumb up right away!

[@grizzlynad]

She a unique talent, art, dance & music combined beautifully. & fyi, because dance was so integral to her performances, she was the 1st artist to use a head mike when performing live, It was made using a bent coat hanger. & she also liked to have a lump of hash by her piano when composing Allegedly), nuff said. lol I still have this on a mix tape somewhere, taped off a radio's top 10 of the week. She had made #1, with Oh Dennie by Blondie, & Gerry Rafferty's Baker Street at 2 & 3. A great time for music.

[@Angelfeather100]

This song is referring to the book with the same title, written by Emily Bronte. Catherine has died and since she loved Heathcliff, she comes to haunt him at his window. She says “Heathcliff, it’s me, I’m Cathy, I’ve come home, I’m so cold, let me in your window”… The clip is filmed with a hazy effect to reflect the story.

[@fergalhughes165]

I'm pretty sure it's a completely unrelated guy who, when closing the window of his bedroom at the inn where he's staying (first chapter), feels icy cold bony fingers brushing against his hand .. and endeavours to learn more about this ghost called Cathy ... hence the story of Wuthering Heights.

[@nickyleighton3766]

She ( Kate Bush ) was only 18 when she wrote Wuthering Heights

[@Packard63]

You are in for a real treat when you start delving into the depth and range that Kate Bush has to offer.

[@Merzui-kg8ds]

Speechless and amazed...a typical reaction to Kate Bush.

[@Pilutta100]

I was 15 visiting Carnaby street in London in the 80's and this song came up on the speakers in a shop and I started crying because it was so beautiful, lmao. Since then I've read the book about not so pleasant Kathy and Heathcliff😘 You should absolutely watch more from her. Hugs from Sweden.

[@mark-andrews]

I was probably 4 or 5 y-o, when I first heard this song, distinctly remember it being #1, back then due to same surname no other connection. Didn't appreciate this song much, at that age but yes, latterly, yes a great song, wonderfully performed.

[@PeterBuwen]

Kate Bush is a musical genius. She is unique and incomparable. You should listen to more of her work - really! Tis one was only her debut.

[@ElsieMayTrixieBell]

Me and my son dance to this in the livingroom cuz you can do ‘fancy’ arms.

[@John-wu2mn]

How can you be British and not know Kate Bush…? Possibly the full package; beauty, talent, figure, voice and beauty again.

[@maxcrc]

Yeah . A music teacher not knowing about Kate Bush and her timeless masterpiece is not a serious one. This song is one of a kind and an icon

[@bgfd1]

Kate Bush is a genius. No one like her. Great review.

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

I must have been around 16 years old when i turned on the telly that afternoon in ‘78, and this fairy looking creature appeared - I was into Sex Pistols and Eddie and The Hot Rods - and I was mesmerised. That voice, this dance, that song - Kate Bush never left me, still bringing goosebumbs and tears.

[@jourdansarpy4935]

i was watching a video and they described this exactly. Apparently all of the teens in were super into punk music and early metal and then all of a sudden Kate Bush as them singing and doing interpretive dance.

[@warrenbridges1891]

@@jourdansarpy4935 I'm 2-3 years older than Kate. I was strictly into hard rock, but I soon realised I'd have to make an exception.

[@davidcarter5038]

Oh yes - Magpie wasn't it? (For non-UKians - a magazine format TV show for teenagers in the 70s). I was eating with one hand and doing maths homework with the other so I could go out and then they played this video; I stopped doing everything. My television has never done anything as astonishing since. I assume that episode has been wiped as I can't find anything online except this bad quality fragment of what I assume is a home recording: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2m9dnahiLt0otU

[@whattiler5102]

Was there a teenage boy from 13 onwards who wasn't mesmerised by the beautiful and 'strange' Kate Bush with the astounding voice?

[@voodoosleeper]

This is how I felt when I first heard this song as a teenager. I have been obsessed with Kate Bush's music ever since. So glad Wuthering Heights was my introduction to her catalog.

[@cantlivewithoutkpop5219]

this song is so gorgeous and one of my faves

[@ronaldderooij1774]

Kate Bush is one of the most underrated artists in my lifetime. She was only very popular in the UK and the Netherlands. The rest of Europe, not so much. I recommend to search for more Kate Bush. You'll love it.

[@jerzypoprawa7107]

In Poland we love Kate form long time, man :) I started at 1979 :)

[@llothar68]

I say many other places. In all main European countries too: Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Lichtenstein, Luxemburg, Belgien

[@jerzypoprawa7107]

@@llothar68 OK :). Poland love Kate. Say no more. :)

[@paulwild3676]

Kate Bush underrated. In Britain there are two people with seats reserved on either side of God, the Queen and Kate Bush.

[@loxley75]

I love watching Kate bush reactions and this has to be one of the loveliest I've seen. Just the pure suprise at how beautiful it is at 2.14 is so amazing to watch!

[@paddynoble]

I am an absolute Kate Bush Fan. She is an amazing artist. She has a large catalogue of music. Please check out her 'Running Up the Hill' video and 'Hounds of Love'. This song and Kate Bush are not your normal mainstream music. She has inspired so many people. She writes, produces, directs, and choreographs her own music. Keep researching her music, it is amazing. She is one of the most talented UK artists in the music industry.

[@NowVs1980s]

Grew up in the 70's and 80's..I love this beautiful song. Love Kate ✨🎵🎶🔥🔥🔥🔥💜💜💜

[@Dragonblaster1]

It was the guitar solo at the end of this song that convinced me that I wanted to play the guitar. I still sing and play guitar, and for years was the front man and lead guitarist of a fairly successful heavy metal band. Thanks, Kate!

[@colinearnshaw7725]

I cannot believe that, as a Brit, you mum and dad never introduced to Kate Bush! She is a legend!

[@steveakhurst7845]

Great reaction ...you need to react to more from her as she has so much great music and no two songs are the same....can I suggest her song This womans work as a next reaction ?

[@LeviAckerman-cb5ji]

Can you believe I bought this album for 5 dollars completely unheard? I listened to it 4 times that day!

[@iygirl]

It’s amazing!

[@warrenbridges1891]

@@iygirl So many genres included in Kate's catalog. Piano Ballads, experimental punk pop, rock, progressive rock, Irish/English folk, elements of hard rock. Just when you think you've got her sussed, she comes up with something else.

[@OblivionGate]

@@iygirl You should check out Cloudbusting, Babooshka, Running Up That Hill, Army Dreamers, This Woman's Work, but there are so many more great songs from Kate. Quite possibly the best female artist from Britain of all time. An absolute genius.

[@angierucinski5694]

Kate is singing as the ghost of Cathy to her Heathcliff. It's based on the Emily Bronte novel of the same name.

[@MGrayl-ib5fo]

You HAVE to check out more Kate Bush - so many songs, all very different! Moving, Wow, Army Dreamers, Running Up That Hill, Cloudbusting, Babooshka - sooo many more, you're in for a real treat, do it!

[@mickeyjhorner]

I first heard this song when I was around 8 years old. It was on the radio in a shop. It was so vivid and the melody, voice and music just stopped me dead in my tracks. Been my favourite song ever since.

[@frankpuncekar5051]

Absolutely love Kate Bush, my girlfriend who was a flight attendant was able to get me all of her albums in London because no one knew of her in the states. Kate has a very deep catalog and extremely unique lyrics and voice. Good luck 🍀 n your journey in discovering this wonderful artist! Rock On Stay Safe! Good luck on getting your next fifty thousand!🙏🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@neilburns8869]

Kate Bush is a British icon and now a fully fledged inductee of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio and deservedly so. She had written her first ever album by age 14. David Gilmour of Pink Floyd was a friend of her brother's and was instrumental in helping her get her first recording contract. Midge Ure describes her as being like this incredibly sweet little girl who doesn't really believe that she's as good as everyone says she is. Sir Elton John is another one of her biggest fans.

[@davidandersson5960]

You're so lucky to have discovered Kate Bush and her treasure of songs!

[@markfaris4735]

Join the crowd. When an artist moves your soul so dramatically and quickly it causes instant numbness and tears of joy. Kate Bush is on another level that us mere mortals can only hope to sniff or see. Just mindblowing

[@keithadams529]

Fantastic reaction Kate Bush is unique and her music defied being labelled by a genre

[@Angelfeather100]

Another gem, Marianne Faithfull’s “Why d’ya do it?”

[@lilacfiddler1]

She is playing a spirit - calling to her living lover. Cathy and Heathcliff in the novel

[@markusheadmaster1844]

Her song late at night in radio was pure magic, a special time long gone.

[@CousinCreepy]

She's bewitching. As an old-school metal head I fell under her spell the same way I did with Stevie Nicks. Thanks for another fun reaction!

[@coachtomas]

I was a little kid when this came out. I had no idea what this was. It got played a lot on the radio. Everytime it did I got taken to a kind of dream world, similar to how you felt in this reaction !

[@neilburns8869]

Wuthering Heights is very iconic song and the attention to detail is just brilliant. Kate Bush is quite rightly a British music legend. If you enjoyed this then you may want to listen to some of other songs such as Running up that hill, Cloudbusting, Hound of Love and Army Dreamers.

[@stefanconradsson]

I still remember the first time I heard this on the radio when it was released .. I couldn't breathe .. I didn't dare breathe for fear of missing the momentous feeling of it. My knees were weak I did not understand what had hit me. You know back then there was no music videos and such .. it was only years later that I saw this video. She's a genius .. you have just been touched by a genius. So happy to see your reaction. Take care! Cheers 🍺

[@ap8eioul1]

Wow wow wow wow wow wow unbelievable.. Kate Bush Genius

[@mrjeff6257]

When I'm a bit blue I watch the video of Kate dancing and singing to her track the Sensual World. I love it

[@ellefitzpatrick6339]

So good that there’s an annual “A Very Wuthering Heights Day”, right across the globe. People get dressed up like Kate (see the video in the red dress) and do the dance to Wuthering Heights. It’s freaking fantastic!

[@dianequick3127]

What I have never heard comment of beyond Kate Bush's extraordinary out-of-box musical compositions and vocals is her Dancing! Does she choreograph her own dancing in her videos? Her dancing is utterly unique with traditional twists. And then, she couples this with her musical compositions and vocals.

[@angierucinski5694]

I was 16 when this song came out and the look on your face is exactly like mine the first time I heard it-and everyone else I knew!!! Truly beautiful and totally original, Kate Bush can't be shoehorned into any musical genre; Kate is Kate. Xxx

[@georgemorley1029]

Yes, this is indeed the effect that Kate Bush has on people when they discover her.

[@clarenceflam]

The Whole story is her classic greatest hits album, so many songs that sound like no other. Kate Bush is the Queen of alternative music. Other songs to check out are Babooshka, The man with the child in his eyes, Running up that hill, Cloudbusting....so many wonderful songs.

[@YesThatNeal]

"Heathcliff, it's me I'm Cathy I've come home now" is one of my favorite song lyrics ever!

[@316kennyj]

even after listening to this countless times it still makes the hairs on my neck stand up ,,,,,,simply a stunning haunting song

[@davidtaylor351]

A beautiful song and a beautiful singer! Thats a knock out combination right there!!

[@stevemadrid6522]

I get chills every time I hear this song. Especially when she says, "It's me, I'm Cathy, I've come home! So cold! Let me in your window!"

[@melissahill5783]

This woman's work xx

[@Hammarspiken]

Kate Bush is such a good artist that she does not need a stage to perform ❤️❤️ this girl is 100% artist 👍❤️❤️❤️👏

[@toshomni9478]

Great reaction. Not even scratching the surface of this amazing artist because all her songs and albums are so different and unique.

[@flea1683]

I was about 15 when this came out Kate haunted my dreams for months.

[@ambersmith5102]

Kate bush the best ever. This is my favourite song

[@outernothingness1177]

Kate somehow managed to bring Full Crazy into the charts. Pretty damn impressive.

[@karencrookshank4971]

This song makes me cry. Beautiful book, beautiful song, beautiful Kate.

[@Z1Hellrider]

She is singing from the perspective of Catherine, who was murdered by her husband Heathcliff in the Novel 'Wuthering Heights' by Emily Bronte. So she sounds and looks 'ethereal' because she is a 'spirit' haunting her husband. This was much later also made into a film, it's black & white, but watch it.

[@Euphoriasmotion2011]

Emily Bronte

[@Z1Hellrider]

@@Euphoriasmotion2011 I'm a 55 English man who lives about 1 hour from there, been in the house many times, it's open to visitors, so I should know better, it's my age mate lol, but I'll be honest I believe the story that it was actually the brother that wrote those stories and after his suicide the sisters published them, there is evidence to prove they were very similar and in the sad romantic style to his previous writings, he was actually the writer in the family, they haden't done anything before publishing those stories, so very suspicious. They did the world a favour publishing them I agree, but I think they stole the credit, that's my personal opinion going off the evidence I researched.

[@Euphoriasmotion2011]

@@Z1Hellrider Same could be said with Shakespeare, a front for many otheer writers. Media in itself is something to look into. How could the Beatles write so much, so young, while on such a strenuous touring schedule. I believe alot of it is ghost writers, social engineering, manipulation of emotions. Interesting stuff.

[@glenn9683]

@@Euphoriasmotion2011 and Heathcliffe didn't murder her either

[@Euphoriasmotion2011]

@@glenn9683 Emily Brontë did it with a pen in the study

[@darrenfearon4288]

My Grandad said she wanted to do a song that only she could sing it, you realize how cool she is.

[@jasonmarshall7572]

I love Kate's interpreted dancing in her music video's also her character is a ghost returning to her love. From a book and a movie of the same name. It's strange after all these years I still find myself loving her music and crushing on her lol. She's very very talented.

[@Rackelhane]

I am speechless that you never heard Kate Bush. One of the best female artist ever. I recon its a generation issiu. She was huge in The 70s and 80s.Nice reaction.Thanks!

[@markogronfors3826]

Heheh.Too much in My youth.Remembering the lyrics anyway.Thank You for restoring my memories from the Year 1977.

[@abbafan1972]

Such a brilliant and unique song

[@oddn]

When I first discovered Kate it was like finding out that magic is real. I still get that same feeling every time I listen to her. There is simply no one else. A true genius and artist.

[@samchoi4502]

Congratulations - almost 40 years later it’s an honor to see your reaction and confirms your very astute and and open taste in music After only one listening you really Got It Bravo and thank you for reminding how I first felt when I heard this

[@MrBilgey]

an outstanding track.

[@nigelwheeler4141]

Loved your introduction to the video, and that you had no idea who Kate Bush was and the style of of the music. The styles you list cover many different types, but no body is like Kate Bush.

[@nickwilbers5266]

Wuthering hights is a novel by english writer Emily Brontë. This song takes me back to my youth and my high school days... Yes I am that old haha

[@mikey8718]

You're Welsh accent is heavenly! I'm a Jones but Anglo Italian 😊

[@thaielerhenson3507]

Gotta love kate, she was 19 when she wrote this, recorded it in 1 take and was first female artist to have no.1 with a self written song

[@DanielDiaz-um1xd]

"This woman's work" you may recognise as it might be her most covered song but nothing beats the original

[@masculineguy37]

Love this song for almost 40 years, great you feel the vibe too ;-) An emotional song, perfect voice and that beautiful instrumental ending, classic!

[@hijikaelemenope3127]

You know, I've known this song for decades (litterally...), and listened to it many many times. And the moment I heard the intro, I began to feel tears in my eyes, while smiling at the same time... That's how powerful this song is ^^ ! I've never seen your previous reaction videos, so I'm not familiar with the kind of artists/genres you use to react to, but if you want to keep being surprised (and mesmerized, too), stay with Kate Bush for a while ("This woman's work", "Babooshka", "Hounds of love", "Suspended in gaffa", & so many more...), you won't be disappointed :) ! And try some Bowie, while you're at it : I'm so impatient to see you react to "Blackstar" ^^ ! Have a nice day !

[@Laura-cp5mc]

la mejor canción de todos los tiempos Kate Bush es lo más la mejor