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Vocal Coach reacts to reaction to analyses analyzes analysis of breaks down Kate Bush - Running Up That Hill (Live)
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Running Up That Hill composed by Kate Bush for her 1985 album Hounds of Love
Produced by Kate Bush
Performed by Kate Bush
Genres: Art pop, progressive pop, art rock, experimental pop, pop rock
Origin: Bexleyheath, Kent, England UK
Date and Location:
1985
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[@SassyCatboy]

This isn’t a live performance, it’s the original studio version. There’s only two recordings of this song live - one with David Gilmore and another for the Before The Dawn live album 😇💓

[@ingvarjensen1088]

I'm amazed Beth didn't point this out since it's very obvious.

[@2_Bike_is_Life]

The instruments aren't even plugged in.

[@10000liverpool]

Watch the fucking video and stfu damn bro ppl always bitching bout something 🙄

[@MightyJonE]

It’s amusing that the song Running Up That Hill and the Hounds Of Love album formed a resurgence of interest in Kate Bush in the 1980s, and they’ve now done the same in the 2020s 😃

[@theSFCchannel]

I prefer the B side of Hounds of love called The 9th Wave. Side A was the side to keep the record companies happy, it the B SIDE is the REAL. album that Kate wanted to make.

[@28Pluto]

I enjoy Stranger Things, but I seriously think the best thing to come out of the show was an entire new generation discovering Kate Bush. As an extra bonus, Metallica is also gaining a new generation of fans. Good music will always be timeless.

[@guido69x]

Lets not forget Kates amazing talent as a Producer!She was an Modular Synth Genius back in the days

[@liys540]

you should react kate bush running up that hill ft david gilmour live 1987

[@jon-paulfilkins7820]

That is one that is definitely live, I think the example Beth is using here, is lip synced (like most TV Appearances at the time).

[@jameswendorff6416]

I've just put a comment regarding that version. Is the only actual time at that time it was done live with Dave Gilmour and Tony Franklin (bass player).

[@Rosannasfriend]

How are we supposed to know which one that one is? Does it say Dave Gilmore in the title?

[@danalawrence4473]

Listening to her mature voice when she did her final tour in 2014 was a profound experience. She had lost none of her range, none of her expressiveness, none of her power. And yet it was as different from this as night is to day- but no less beautiful. I consider her among the greatest of rock singers- with Aretha Franklin, and Annie Lennox and Annie Haslam- but her willingness to experiment and to take control of her musical life was well ahead of her time.

[@andyallan2909]

Great choice of vocalists, love Annie Haslam and her recordings with Renaissance as well as her solo stuff. You could add Maggie Bell and Christine MacVie to that list.

[@philipebbrell2793]

Sandy Denny was another greater singer. She was taken to early.

[@milnez]

Mariah Carey and Kate Bush have the same range… Dave Gilmore discovered her as a teenager and she is amazing!!! Crazy vocal range and awesome dancer too…

[@malcolmrayner6674]

David Gilmour bankrolled her first album

[@Kraakesolv]

So you are saying Mariah could have been interesting

[@scottfurrow577]

No. He bankrolled her demo for the label​@@malcolmrayner6674

[@KWHCoaster]

Although I have several of Kate Bush's CDs, its been a while since listening. Army Dreamers always hits hard. 😞

[@mariolombardo6586]

Kate Bush is one of the most important, fantastic and magical artist of the world (sensual?) Loooove her from the start until Now!!!! ,

[@citizenkane4831]

I still have her LP album Dreaming, consider that record one ot the best. But Cloudbusting and Babushka is her best songs

[@silgen]

This was great to see live in 2014, her voice was a little deeper in her mid fifties, but still very strong.

[@Hourstone]

I would have loved to be there, it must have been amazing

[@nitro_001newman2]

Thanks to Stranger Things, the youth now knows this song, and they’re loving it.

[@geoffoakland]

Its good the youth are discovering and listening to good music for a change.

[@sriley064]

Youth? I'm 40 and never heard this the first time around like a week ago,its great

[@shaneholbeck6697]

Not convinced this is live. Should have picked the video floating around of this song with Dave Gilmore playing guitar.

[@BOTiTTE]

This is 100% lip synced.

[@nealm6764]

"Top of the pops" was always canned recording and lip syncing. It was mandatory. Queen tried to play live and they wouldn't even let them do it.

[@billbingham2430]

I’ve been a fan since way before she was “rediscovered.” So unique as a singer and songwriter. This is not even close to her most impressive work.

[@Hourstone]

Yes, she's amazing

[@andyanderson3628]

Kate's music puts me in a trance.

[@Hourstone]

I feel the same way

[@colrhodes377]

I'm gonna suggest a Kate Bush song that is hardly ever mentioned and yet it's amazing and really shows her vocal athleticism, Don't push your foot on the heartbrake. It's just great 👍 👌

[@teemusid]

The live version from Hammersmith Odeon please.

[@Raven5563]

I've been a fan of Kate since her performance on Saturday Night Live in the late 70s. Still am. Check out "The Dreaming " album. It's amazing.

[@9750939]

Same here! That's when I first saw her, went out the next day and bought her first album, have worshipped her ever since.

[@Hourstone]

Yes, "The Dreaming" is such a treasure...

[@philipebbrell2793]

The Dreaming is better than The Hounds of Love, IMHO, but not by much.

[@rgatoski]

I believe that Kate here was lip synching. Of course the music too was the studio version. To my knowledge, the only live version Kate ever sang (at least until the Before the Dawn concerts) was this one, from The Secret Policeman's Third Ball in 1987, featuring a guitar player that you all know: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpyacomjZbSgm5I

[@leegoesrunning281]

We need more keytars in the world. They just make everything better.

[@christiancouvidou4777]

LOVEBITES "Spellbound" Live 2021 !!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mprdmZ1sfJ11gsU

[@BethRoars]

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[@jbcfamily4802]

Can you react to "Come as you are" - Crowder. He has a unique voice I'm curious for your take on it.

[@80sMusicFan]

Hi ! Have you ever heard of Antonella Ruggiero from Matia Bazar ? I suggest you to listen to "I feel you" a huge success of them. It's an english version of their worldwide hit "ti sento", right from the magical 80s. You can rate both, the original in Italian and the English one. Let me know. Thanks.

[@deanroddey2881]

You should dig some more into Kate's musical descendants, like Tori Amos, Regina Spektor, and Imogen Heap.

[@joelwahlstrom8035]

😊🌺

[@iutchube]

This song gives me goosebumps every time I listen to it. She is so original and expressive. Her voice carries so much emotion and character. I think it would be impossible for anyone else to sound quite like her. And isn't that the best thing an artist could wish for?

[@Hourstone]

Yes, she is amazing and unique. I can't sing like here, but I've covered it myself with a very deep voice here kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWnGiYqNpqtsotE

[@jaroslawgarbowski5958]

ahhh..80's playback concerts for tv..lol... loved them..

[@APaganPerspective]

she is amazing love kate bush

[@Hourstone]

yes, I love her, too

[@matskarlsson3219]

Kate Bush singing so differently compared to other musicians. I like it! 💯🙂 Another fantastisc singer you need to react to is. Vicky Leandros - Apres Toi. Eurovision Song Contest 1972. "Vicky The winner". 💯🙂

[@malcolmrayner6674]

Another singer is Kate Miller-Heike with great range and does not stay in the mould

[@rk41gator]

So glad she has hit the big time AGAIN. She does not like to perform live. If you have not already seen it, definitely watch the official video. It is amazing. Her dancing is equal her music.

[@murfdog19]

Fun fact: Kate Bush was discovered by David Gilmour of Pink Floyd. Kate rarely performed live, but she performed live with Gilmour several times.

[@anonymouslyanonymous4673]

I do hope you will react to Jon Anderson (from Yes), he has a wonderful voice. and You And I from the Symphonic Live is phenomenal

[@Rosannasfriend]

The only thing you said that I disagree with is that she usually sings with a very high voice full of twang… She only really did that for Wuthering Heights. At least that extreme. Most of her songs are sung like this, from what I found. She does have other songs where she uses a higher voice or some twang , but it’s an intermittent spurts, not like she sings Wuthering Heights.

[@jameswendorff6416]

Love to hear your views on The Seer by Big Country on which Kate does backing vocals. Unfortunately there are no live or even lip sync or Top Of The Pops appearance versions of it for obvious reasons.

[@warrenbridges1891]

James Wendorff I bought the album. Kate sounds ethereal. Love the Celtic vibe, .

[@jameswendorff6416]

@@warrenbridges1891 I'm a Big Country fan off to see them in Doncaster Saturday. Only missing one studio album and that's the 9th one with Mike Peters from The Alarm on vocals.

[@riacaasi5259]

Beth, please do Tori Amos- Cornflake Girl!

[@richardwelk585]

Love your channel! I've been a Kate Bush fan for years. Would love to hear your take on her song "This Woman's Work"

[@NicoR-ds7gg]

I need a Beth reaction to an INXS song. Michael Hutchence was so iconic

[@lucianofortea.4815]

Excepcional ! Me produce taantas cosas. Adoro esta cancion. Enjoy!

[@michaelschneider603]

I have been a fan since this and the album Hounds of Love came out in the mid 80s. She's one of those hyper-unique, un-copyable singers whose voice will stick in your head after you have listened to anything of them for the first time and you'll never get bored of them, like with David Bowie or Tom Waits or Björk.

[@dobo9150]

Oooh ooooh do "Suspended In Gaffa!" I know you probably have, like, other artists to analyze or whatever. But I would love to see a compare/contrast between "Suspended In Gaffa" and "Running Up That Hill".

[@blackis90pcofmywardrobe]

I'm only in my mid-20s but this song, even when watching this video, gives me chills. Yes, I did learn of the song from ST

[@1972LittleC]

Well, we can thank Stranger Things for introducing a lot of younger people to good music from the old days, when the formulaic music wasn't pushed down the throats of people by algorithms. Because nowadays exciting artists don't break through because of those computer programs.

[@markh4750]

Don't feel too bad, I was a kid in the 80s and I had never heard this song until the ST rebirth. The only thing I remember about Kate Bush was her duet with Peter Gabrielle on Don't Give Up.

[@28Pluto]

@@1972LittleC Formulaic music has been pushed down our throats since the invention of media controlled radio waves. TV made it even worse. Don't blame the internet for a problem that has existed since the 50's. Radio/TV has always been about playing the music that brings in the most money. That's the same algorithm being used today.

[@Hourstone]

yes, what a great song...

[@Sandy-dd4le]

Great breakdown of Kate Bush. I havent done this for ages, but it would be great if you had a look at Alice Russell, doing a cover of the Ceelo Green song, Crazy. She blows him out the water.

[@hippomancy]

I actually suspected this to be full-on lip-synch, and not just backing tracks and audio fill... Lene Lovich was doing the flip-up stuff you mention at 5:20... couple other Germans too. but I think Kate actually was influenced by Irish vocal folk traditions more than any pop stuff. I always heard the two core differences with her- her high range, and her Celtic phrasings and influences,... but I really think this "performance" was audio-synching.

[@mmattson8947]

I agree about the lip-synch, as it sounds too much like the album. But as long as this version gets to stay up, I don't see a problem with Beth's analysis. If a live version is really needed, there is the Bush-Gilmour version from 1987. That is definitely not pre-recorded. Or the version she made for the 2012 London Olympics might be of interest for how her voice changed over 30 years.

[@TheJohnBorrows]

well this is not live... Kate Bush didnt do much live performances, i think the last she did was 1978 or 79, she was mostly studio artists with briliant voice :)

[@steviesellers]

Kate Bush was found by Dave Gilmore of Pink Floyd and i think he produced her 1st album

[@shaneomacfan3]

Loved Voiceplay's version of this song with Ashley Diane, it was really cool, the effects that they had on the song and video.

[@PUNKinDRUBLIC72]

I love Kate,but comment when she's not miming and when instruments are plugged in. Or just react to a video 😀🇬🇧

[@jimmccord9403]

Great reaction to a now popular song. Question how did the audience hear the guitars the do not appear to be plugged in. May I plug a great old Scottish band? Stone the Crows from the 70's . A sad tale.

[@andreaslermen2008]

That song went viral when I bought the vinyl 1985 😉I can recommend the documentaries at youtube about her. Extraordinary artist. And so many great songs.One of the most interesting voices from the 20th century.

[@iDEATH]

I love Kate Bush. Another cassette I played (I'll admit I had to look it up and go by the cover to get the name) to death in high school was "Hounds of Love." She has such an interesting and amazing voice. It reminds me again that Beth needs to check out the Dutch metal band "Blackbriar." The singer there, Zora, is a big Kate Bush fan, I believe. You can certainly hear the influence in her vocals, as I made the connection even before I heard Zora was a big fan of Kate. Blackbriar also makes music about dark fae and supernatural things. They are very talented and their videos are pretty cool too.

[@HaFannyHa]

Kate can create so many colours in her sound by very simple actions. You've noted the 'wide' sound, for instance. I love how Kate works with both tenderness and defiance in her singing, it's so effective. Thanks for interesting videos about singing. I was a singer at London College of Music, mostly Lieder and music theatre. Your comments would've really helped me!

[@Nico-vl7ql]

band: sumo song: heroine powerful live performance: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iH-7dat9o5ppgZI italian born, English educated man moves to Argentina escaping his heroine addiction and forms one of the most influential bands to date in the Argentinian rock scene. his is a tragic and short lived story but an interesting one nonetheless.

[@Grant_Ferstat]

This was pretty much inevitable... :-)

[@gwen-bleiz8141]

Kate Bush... My teenager's crush... She is magic at least for me.

[@dustind548]

I'm bad at detecting the accents so I'm not sure where you're at but FYI Kate Bush's mom is Irish

[@jamcam9]

Ah, I was hoping this was going to the live version with David Gilmour and Tony Franklin (on fretless bass). That version is just so odd and lovely.

[@mhlevy]

My first experience with Kate was on "Saturday Night Live" in 1978 (yes, I'm old,) and I've been a fan of her's ever since. There's a live performance of this song from a concert, that features Pink Floyd's David Gilmour, who "discovered" Kate when she was a teen. Her entire catalog is amazing! If you ever get a chance, try and watch her concert video, "Kate Bush, Live at Hammersmith Odeon" from 1979, it's amazing to see her perform and dance!

[@aalyn388]

You should react to bella Paige when she sings praying on the voice

[@aalyn388]

And maybe react to Kelsie Watts performance of I dare you on the voice

[@habichiblah7534]

😊 I commented on your 'react to Wuthering Heights' video and was hoping you'd have more Kate Bush. I'd loved her since waaaaay back as a kid in the 70's and it's so cool and fun to see a professional analysis. You're awesome! AND a Scot! Like me!! Anyway, end of ramble - thanks. More Kate Bush please - I've been listening to L'amour Looks Something Like This a lot lately. Her voice is seriously all over the place in that, in the most amazing way imaginable - am-a-ziiiiing!!! Thank you!!

[@reeb9016]

I don't know what Stranger Things is but I was thinking about how someone gets excited hear Running Up That Hill and now gets to indulge in the rest of her catalog, like swimming in Heaven.

[@phil4208]

Time flies, this was a hit years ago and kate bush just turned 64 , fantastic for her , oh and happy birthday kate , thank you Beth for reviewing this talented woman, I know you've already done iron maiden, unreal, but they're touring again

[@paulnevland1801]

Yes! Bring back synths! Bring back synths!

[@andersgranstrom7128]

Kate is the godess! Writing and performing these masterpieces, 3000 years ago like... She was a ahead of time. Thinking "A woman´s work", "Man with a child in his eyes", "Cloudbusting" , "Babushka", "Wuthering heiigts"... Totally unique! So happy for her with the Stranger things-success. Thanks Beth for doing this one! 🙂 I like you almost as much... ;-)

[@jestermarcos]

You should react to Angra - Wuthering Heights (Andre Matos). (I love you and your videos! ❤️)

[@ursulamills2240]

It is nice to see Kate Bush, and her music gaining so much attention recently, due to the sudden popularity of 'Climbing up that Hill'. I would love to hear you discuss Joni Mitchell's 'Both Sides Now' (the 2000 version!)👍🎶🎶🎶

[@stanmondzelewski9253]

Thank the show stranger things

[@marcusbengtson8570]

yhis is my teens and twenties! I break down hearing this EVERY time.

[@Hourstone]

yes, it's so unique

[@nothingTVatYT]

Have you seen the cover done by Leo from frogleapstudios? Great as always and he's featuring his daughter in the video.

[@Hourstone]

Yes, Leo's is a great one! If you're curious, check out this sung with a very low voice kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWnGiYqNpqtsotE

[@Nan-59]

Wow! I really love that song, and I’d never heard it before!

[@nigeldepledge3790]

Songs that might be a little bit more typical of Kate (does she do typical? I don't know) would include The Kick Inside, Coffee Homeground, Lionheart, The Dreaming, Suspended In Gaffer, This Woman's Work, Under The Ivy and Don't Push Your Foot On the Heartbrake.

[@ubermac85]

The video with David Gilmour is live.

[@pushpak]

She is not singing live here. For the live version, see "Kate Bush /David Gilmour - "Running Up That Hill" from the Secret Policeman's Third Ball 1987.

[@keithadams529]

A great reaction and I find your depth of analysis to be honest. I wonder who you listen to for pleasure

[@sbsummit]

I'm pretty sure this is mimed to the album studio recording - every breath and sibilance is identical.

[@ijustneedmyself]

I haven't watched the entire reaction yet so I may be speaking prematurely, but I'm not sure that Beth thinks this was sung live.

[@TimHede]

I love you channel .we didn't have digital.. back than.. kate.. had such much passion.. she probably weighed 120.. mabye.. what a voice ... I loved her as a 12 year old boy.. and still do.. something in her voice ... hit me like a freight train.. I really think some people sing with their soul.. and it flows through you. I really loved peter and kate on don't give up...

[@guitsynthcw]

Been a huge Kate fan since she was on Saturday Night Live in 1978(?). This is lip sync’d though.

[@jacan9688]

Great reaction and analysis as usual. I love to here you react to the Voiceplay version

[@alanward9660]

Yes! Voiceplay crushes this cover, and I would love to hear your reaction to their acapella version.

[@josephsjarvis585]

Still brilliant teenage crush on Late Bush absolutely amazing

[@josephsjarvis585]

Kate

[@jameswendorff6416]

Try checking out the actual proper live version probably one and only time around that time it was done live with a band, done at The Secret Policeman's 3rd Ball in 1987. Enter Dave Gilmour, Kate Bush Running Up That Hill (you want the one from Pink Floyd channel). I say proper live as obviously theband are miming playing instruments but Kate probably singing live but the Policeman's Ball one you actually hear what it should be like properly.

[@MegaroadProducciones]

It doesn't have much to do with language, but I looked for it in your channel and couldn't find it. I ask you to react to the Argentine band of the 60s and 70s Seru Giran, and their song Seminare, which is already like a hymn in these lands. I attach a link to the video, and of course, the lyrics: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rofHpXqIlN-amqM I want to see, I want to enter Baby nobody's gonna hurt you Except love you You go here, you go there But you'll never find yourself When you run away There's no strength around No potions for love Where are you? Where am I going? Cause we're on the street of feeling Far away from the sun that burns with love I give you bread, you want salt Baby I'll never give you What you ask me for I give you God, you want more You'll never understand A poor kid Those motorcycles that go a thousand miles Only the wind will make you feel Nothing more, nothing more If you could forget your mind In front of me, I know your heart Would say yes There's no strength around No potions for love Where are you? Where am I going? Cause we're on the street of feeling Far away from the sun that burns with love

[@bobsacamano7653]

Like the snare drum in this song

[@christianrasmussen11]

Bush said the lyrics address the inability of men and women to understand each other. She imagined that by making "a deal with God", they could exchange places and reach a greater understanding.The song was originally titled "A Deal with God", but representatives at EMI Records feared this would make it unpopular in more religious countries.The album version of the song is listed as "Running Up That Hill (A Deal with God)". The music video features Bush performing an interpretive dance with dancer Misha Hervieu.The video was directed by David Garfath while the dance routines were choreographed by Diane Grey.Bush and Hervieu are shown wearing grey hakama.Bush wanted the dancing in "Running Up That Hill" to be more of a classical performance. She stated that dance in music videos was "being used quite trivially, it was being exploited: haphazard images, busy, lots of dances, without really the serious expression, and wonderful expression, that dance can give. So we felt how interesting it would be to make a very simple routine between two people, almost classic, and very simply filmed. So that's what we tried, really, to do a serious piece of dance." The choreography draws upon contemporary dance with a repeated gesture suggestive of drawing a bow and arrow, intercut with surreal sequences of Bush and Hervieu searching through crowds of masked strangers. At the climax of the song, Bush's partner withdraws from her and the two are then swept away from each other and down a long hall in opposite directions by an endless stream of anonymous figures wearing masks made from pictures of Bush and Hervieu's faces. MTV chose not to show this video (at the time of its original release) and instead used a playback "live" performance of the song recorded at a promotional appearance on the BBC TV show Wogan. According to Paddy Bush, "MTV weren't particularly interested in broadcasting videos that didn't have synchronized lip movements in them. They liked the idea of people singing songs.".

[@glenmale1748]

It is lip-synching, but her vocal gymnastics still blows my mind. And she's pretty hot, that helps.

[@randerson4124]

can't get more 80's than that keytar

[@t0dd000]

Never cared for this song. But I greatly respect Kate Bush. Side note, I loved her work with Peter Gabriel.

[@juliiash8678]

Her energy so powerful and natural!

[@Hourstone]

Yes, it really is

[@johnO21]

Every time I hear running up that building, I think of 9 11 2001..firefighters that were going up..

[@daveg.4772]

Have you done a video on Laurie Anderson's "Oh Superman"? Laurie was the life partner of Lou Reed. Following my own stream of consciousness...I saw Lou Reed in '73 or '74. At the time, I was not that familiar with his work, other than his Bowie produced stuff. I didn't even own a Velvet Underground album and his voice was a disappointment to my young ears. Of course, it didn't take long for me to get into Reed and learn to appreciate his abilities, not his limitations.

[@davetoms1]

Today I learned Kate sings the line *"swap our places"* I swear it always sounded like some made up words. "Make a deal with God and get him _to swallow plu sez"_ 😅😂

[@marshallgeorge3819]

@BethRoars - look up the version of this Kate did with David Gilmour in 1987! David plays the keyboard parts arranged for guitar and it is a very good version of this.

[@peterdoe2617]

Been a fan of hers since the 8ties. She's outstanding! But: have you heard aubout australian multi-instrumentalist and singer Micheal Mills, singing wuthering heights in original key? There is a playthrough of this album "I like it", here on YT. It's the last song. (Not on the album.) Go for it! Michael is fantastic!

[@fabianpatrizio2865]

true genius.......more talent in her finger nail than the manufactured 'pop' robots of today...ugh

[@whiteeulogianraven7995]

I remember listened to it like 18 years ago... covered by Within Temptation... Yeah Sharon den Adel.

[@Seiferboi]

I wish more musicians used keytars!

[@christiancouvidou4777]

LOVEBITES "Spellbound" Live 2021 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mprdmZ1sfJ11gsU

[@jacob8747]

Review Sleep Token! I think you'd enjoy a live performance of theirs where they perform Bloodsport. I think it's called "From the room below."

[@borkaviation]

You SHOULD listen to Wuthering Heights. Bush sounds AMAZING on that one

[@billyoung8118]

The only version of this song that is anywhere as good as Kate Bush's version was done by Track and Field. The best way to watch a video of this song by them, is to see the one done in the show Warehouse 13, Season 3 Episode 11, "Emily Lake". It is a thousand times more powerful if you've watched the series up to that point. Honestly it is one of the most moving parts of any series I've ever seen. Claudia screaming sends chills!

[@georgedauhan3796]

Hey Beth, You've missed one in a million singer "Cakra Khan" Can't wait to hear your opinion about him. Try to react his cover of "Tennessee Whiskey" I Bet You will Love it. Thank you 🙏

[@jasonswierczynski3101]

Beth watch jimmy Barnes he will blow your mind.Add bonus watch Tina turner/ jimmy Barnes simply the best

[@spiritscar]

Love your videos Beth! But when are you going to return to Nightwish? There are so many great songs and performances you haven’t touched yet. I highly recommend the 2013 live performance at Wacken of the Nightwish song “Romanticide” A lot for you to unpack for analysis as a vocal coach.

[@fionam6553]

Note that they are just moving to the studio recording It's especially obvious in the percussions. The drummer can't do all those different sounds with a single drum. I suggested this already a few months back, but please have a look a Volbeat/Michael Poulsen.

[@davidgonzales2274]

Back in the day about 1990 before cd's took over records and casetes were the norn, i remenber swing out sister and kim wilde, spelt her name correctly these two were real breaths of frest air. The kate bush song sounds very 90's , the motels. I wrote some song lyrics but failed to apply for US copyrights, they did appear in some records, 30 years later i finally understood what i had done so very easily before. Now again i have plenty o work to do and with a little help from my friends who are well taken care of.

[@sakiraeklesia6347]

Please check out LOVEBITES all female heavy metal band from Japan

[@joe-rivera]

A fun follow up might be Tori Amos circa 1992. Amos was often compared to Bush in her early career as people grappled to understand her strangeness. There are many good live examples, but: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqKyh6ynZamZr8U is a starting point.

[@wendelynmusic]

You should look for Nina Hagen. kind of lost in time but she had an odd voice in about the same time period as Kate Bush. But Nina combined Operatic training with German Punk. Just fun. check out her album Nun, Sex Monk Rock