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Having recently become a fan of Kate Bush's music, I was interested in
getting a tape of some of her videos.  (The imagery in the music is
great, and I am fascinated to see how she treated them visually.)  I
tried to order The Whole Story through the local Musicland, but they
came back and told me it was unavailable.  Does anyone know if that is
true?  Where could I get one if it is not?

At a record store in Phoenix, I came across a copy of "The Single
File".  It is nearly twice as expensive as Musicland quoted for The
Whole Story, because it is an import.  Does anyone have suggestions?
Which is the 'better' selection?  (As a factor, my favorite disc of hers
is The Dreaming.  I am a little less enamored with her earlier work.)

How is the quality of The Single File?  The quality of the photo on the
box made it look like a pretty cheap production.

Many thanks in advance for any info...

Ken


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Date: Wed, 2 Sep 1992 02:27:17 -0400
Subject: kate and highway safety
From: mailrus!gatech!netlink.cts.COM!lionhart@uunet.uu.net (Jackie Zucconi)
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No she's not doing an ad or anything like that this is just my late night 
musings of certain events while recupertaing from Caesar's "rambling" 
about Ariovistus.
  It all started a couple of years back on a rather stormy winter night. 
(I know this starts off like a bad novel) I was driving home on Navajo 
Rd. Let me describe what type of road this is: on the left hand side is a 
high cement wall separating on-coming traffic, on the right is a cliff 
drop-off. Well, as I was zipping down the road humming along to the Jig 
of Life (eery now that I think about it) it suddenly dawned on me that I 
should NOT be looking straight into someone's headlights. A few quick 
movements made easy by the adrenelin rush and I was able to squeak past 
the cadillac and it's octagenarian driver without careening over the 
edge. At the time I thought nothign about Kate being on my cassette 
player UNTIL....I also avoided the side swipe of a spastic blonde 
teenager on Interstate 8, while Kate played. Or the times I've passed a 
CHP going oh about 75mph (if my mother asks I never speed) and not 
received a speeding ticket --- Kate played on. Now one would think this 
is mere coincidence since "Kate's always in my car." But the one time I 
did receive a speeding ticket Kate was nowhere to be heard....or the man 
and his incredibely "windowless" pick-up (either that or his neck lacked 
the property of movement) that thought reversing into my front fender was 
nothing to be concerned about; again Kate was silent. If none of this 
convinces you that Kate is conducive to highway safety, the next time you 
find yourself in rush hour traffic pop in a KaTe KasseTTe and you'll find 
the grip on your shot gun loosen as enjoyment fills the cabin; in fact 
you may find yourself purposefully missing your exit just so you can sit 
a little longer and listen to Kate.
                     Kateness,
                            Lionheart
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that of the spirit of Cicero.

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From: wfp@Turing.ORG (William F. Pemberton)
Subject: Re: New Video featuring Kate ( sort of )
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In article <87597@netnews.upenn.edu> golden@eniac.seas.upenn.edu (Stephen "Jokey" Golden) writes:
>
>I was watching 120 Minutes on MTV Sunday night.  As I sat down to a song I
>did not recognize, I saw a flash of Kate from Cloudbusting.  Upon closer
>examination, I noticed that the video was interlaced with clips from the
>Cloudbusting video and that the one line being song over and over was Kate
>singing "I just know something good is gonna happen".  The song was called
>"Something Good", and I can't remember the artists name.  Not bad.
>
>

The band is Utah Saints.

Bill
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Date: Fri, 28 Aug 1992 18:24:16 -0400
From: Steve.Zwanger@lambada.oit.unc.edu (Steve Zwanger)
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Last night I saw Sarah McLachlan in concert at Symphony Space in NYC. She
was terrific! She played the songs from "Solace" (except "Wear Your
Love Like Heaven"), some from "Touch" and a new song called "Elsewhere" which
was very good. When she sang "Steaming" the band included little bits from
"Gonna Make You Sweat", "Vogue" and "Staying Alive" (didn't someone mention
something like this from a previous concert?) Here are some of the comments
she made on her songs:

"Out of the Shadows" -- the first song she ever wrote
"Lost" -- very sad
"Shelter" -- "dedicated to all creatures less fortunate than us"
"I Will Not Forget You" -- a young woman falls in love with a wonderful man,
     but unfortunately he's a figment of her vivid imagination
"Black" -- dedicated to corporate pigs
"Mercy" -- depressing; "probably the saddest song I've ever written"

She said she'd been touring for the past 14 months solid, but only had
2 more dates to play. Incidentally, she sounded less Sinead-like live than
she did on the CD.

Steve

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Date: Sat, 29 Aug 1992 12:49:03 -0400
From: welsh@epcc.edinburgh.ac.uk (E Welsh)
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Homeground 45 is out but don't get too excited! I think a lot of people may
be disappointed with this one because it contains very little new material.
Instead  of  the  usual  format,  this  "10th  Anniversary  Edition"  is  a
compilation  of  the  best-of   Homeground  over   the  years.  The  cynics
(realists?) among us will not be surprised by what news there is: the album
is now  not expected until  Spring '93. Remember KaTe was predicting '91 at
the '90 convention. Apparently  there  will  be a  some kind of release
from KaTe before Christmas, but nothing new.

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 _____________________________________________________________________
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Date: Tue, 1 Sep 1992 13:02:26 -0400
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From: REWOICC%ERENJ.BITNET@pucc.Princeton.EDU (woj)
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in the latest vinyl ink catalog (fall 92 #5), there is a listing for a
_never forever_ mahogany box. i asked them about the contents and they
said there was the cd, but they couldn't verify the t-shirt or picture
book, so i wonder if this is the new box that people have mentioned hre
lately. their price for it was $35.

woj
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Date: Sun, 30 Aug 1992 20:43:18 -0400
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UG>the '90 convention. Apparently  there  will  be a  some kind of release
UG>from KaTe before Christmas, but nothing new.

     Perhaps the official US release of the "Rocket Man" single?
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From: mailrus!gatech!rti.rti.ORG!rga@uunet.uu.net
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Subject: Re: New Peter Gabriel single
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In article <CMM-RU.1.3.714990786.vickie@pilot.njin.net> vickie@pilot.njin.net (Vickie Mapes) writes:
>Could it be? Am I the first person to have heard a song from the new
>Peter album? I'm so happy! Happy about the song, that is (though being
>the first to at least post about it is cool too) because it's a *great*
>song!
>
>I was at Northwestern University's bookstore just milling around, killing
>time waiting for my radio show to start. The bookstore does *not* play
>WZRD on their speakers (too radical, I suppose) but instead had Chicago's
>main "commercial alternative" station, WXRT, playing. I wasn't really
>listening, but found myself moving to the rhythm of the music that was
>playing, and bobbing along with it. I thought, "this is cool" and picked
>up a book to look at. After a few moments, my brain started paying attention
>to the voice and I put the book down and really listened. I've been a
>Peter fan since 1973, yet, I swear, it took at least 30 seconds of intense  
>listening before I finally realized that it was Peter! He sounds *different*
I first heard "No Self Control" on a small portable radio in the Fast
Fare near my house when I was in college. When I realized what it was,
I was tremendously excited and inspired. 

Just goes to show how the music can trancend the medium !

Randy
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Date: Thu, 27 Aug 1992 21:24:30 -0400
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Just for the record, you can add Genesis' Tony Banks to the ranks of
famous Kate fans.  I had the good fortune to get through to talk to
Tony on a Rockline call-in show in late April, and asked him if he
had ever considered working with Kate.  I must confess that I can't
remember his exact response (I was delirious just to be *talking* to
the guy), but I know that he *did* say that he loved her work, and
that, while he had considered working with her, he had never really
pursued it actively.

So much for my two cents for a while.  :)

All the best,
Deb Wentorf
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I was watching 120 Minutes on MTV Sunday night.  As I sat down to a song I
did not recognize, I saw a flash of Kate from Cloudbusting.  Upon closer
examination, I noticed that the video was interlaced with clips from the
Cloudbusting video and that the one line being song over and over was Kate
singing "I just know something good is gonna happen".  The song was called
"Something Good", and I can't remember the artists name.  Not bad.


--
"I'm not the man they think I am at home...I'm a rocketman"
                           -- Kate Bush (or Elton John)
-- Stephen Golden		           
golden@eniac.seas.upenn.edu    	Anyone have change for a dollar?
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Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1992 03:44:33 -0400
From: fiona_mcquarrie@mts.ucs.ualberta.ca
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I was in a record store today and saw a Kate Bush cassette that I've never 
seen. It's called "Kate Bush: The Interview" and is distributed in Canada
by Network Productions (not Nettwerk, Sarah McLachlan's label). It has
a black cover with a picture of Kate, looking somewhat like the Lionheart
cover (hair/makeup), standing in front of a beige wall with a treelie
(that's "treelike") print on it and fanning her fingers over the branches.
 
Does anyone know anything about this cassette? The track listings are a big
help: "Side One: The Interview, part one", "Side Two: The Interview, Part Two"
:) 
 
The record store in question is an outlet of one of Canada's major chains,
and I have never seen anything even remotely resembling a bootleg or semi-
official release in it before. This is why I am so puzzled by this
cassette (no date on the exterior cover BTW). Any information would be
appreciated in helping me decide whether to blow $15 on this item.
 
Thanks,
Fiona McQuarrie
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Date: Wed, 2 Sep 1992 01:43:10 -0400
Subject: Video Question
From: mailrus!gatech!netlink.cts.COM!lionhart@uunet.uu.net (Jackie Zucconi)
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Hammersmith Odeon: I've always found this available at Tower 
Records/Video and even in some mom & pop rental stores. It's a great tape 
to see her one and only (I hope not for long) concert tour if you 
couldn't have been there. My only gripe is that at times the camera is 
pulling in too close to the stage and ruining some of the visual effects 
that might have been designed for the audiences point of view (ie the 
blood for JATCG). 
 
Single File: This seems to be the hardest to track down but again try 
Tower they bring it into print every so often. If you're not too thrilled 
with Kate's early music well you might find it carrries over into the 
videos. Most (if not all) the work is done by Keith MacMillen (Keef) who 
was a pioneer in early videos. These videos kind of have a simplicity to 
them that seems dated at times.
 
Hair of the Hounds: Completely out of print as far as I know. I've never 
even laid eyes on a copy. All the videos listed on this one can be found 
on The Whole Story video.
 
The Whole Story: Very nicely done package. Can usually be found at Tower 
or even try and used music/video stores and again those mom & pop 
rentals. This has a nice sampling of Kate's video work. It basically has 
the original videos for all the songs off of the Whole Story with the 
exception of Wow (the original is on the Single File) which is done as a 
montage of shots from theline noise sorry.....anyway....this collection 
also shows the beginning of Kate's own career behind the camera; much 
more refined than Keef I think.
 
The Sensual World: This has the three videos from the three singles off 
the album along with little interview clips. I'm not sure but I think the 
clips come from a VH1 special. Outside of Love and Anger I'm not too 
impressed. TSW seems like a throw back to Wuthering Heights. TWW just 
didn't do it for me, I think it's because I was moved by the original 
scene in She's Having a Baby. Again this one should be available at Tower 
or a used music/video store.
 
Overall I think you should concentrate your efforts on getting the Whole 
Story it's my favorite. For anything else I think Ron would be your best 
bet in helping you find videos.
                      kateness,
                           lionheart

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Date: Thu, 3 Sep 1992 18:28:25 -0400
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Date Entered: 08-31-92 03:17
The 10 tracks featured on Gabriel's "US" album are:

"Come Talk To Me", "Love To Be Loved", "Blood Of Eden", "Steam", "Only
Us", "Washing Of The Water", "Digging In The Dirt" (the first single),
"14 Black Paintings", "Kiss That Frog" and "Secret World".

It is approximately 1 hour long and features John Paul Jones and Sinead
O'Conner as guest musicians.

Too bad he hasn't redone any Genesis tunes... perhaps FOUNTAIN OF
SALMACIS or RETURN OF THE GIANT HOGWEED! :)

Lorne
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Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1992 06:05:04 -0400
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     I'm probably opening a can of worms with this one, but here goes:

     T-Shirts Wanted!

     I have been looking high and low for Kate Bush and/or Peter Gabriel
     T-shirts for at least the past six years now.  I was lucky enough to
     see Gabriel live in 1987, at Great Woods in Massachusetts (a beautiful
     place to see anyone in concert, highly reccomended), and I bought a T-
     shirt with the figure from the "Big Time" video on the front of it,
     but it turned out to be the wrong size and I've never been able to
     wear it.  The ONLY other Gabriel T-shirt I have ever found was in
     California in a little music-shot, but the shirt turned out to be
     poor-quality (it faded after being washed only once or twice).

     Furthermore, I have never been able to find a single Kate Bush T-shirt
     ANYWHERE!

     I love T-shirts with fancy, unique designs, and I would dearly love to
     be able to walk around town proudly announcing who my all-time
     favourite rock stars are.  :)  At least with a T-shirt, I don't have
     to stop people on the street and tell them about Kate, or hand out
     fliers the way the local Scientology fanatics do.  :)

     Fanatic?  Me?  Nah, whatever gave you THAT idea?

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Date: Fri, 28 Aug 1992 06:47:40 -0400
From: s.telford@ed.ac.uk (Scott Telford)
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In article <CMM-RU.1.3.714990786.vickie@pilot.njin.net>,
vickie@pilot.njin.net (Vickie Mapes) writes:

> I can't wait to hear it again! I'm not sure of the title, I think it was
> "Digging in the Dirt" but the bookstore was noisy and I had to stand on
> my tiptoes to reach up and try to hear the speaker. I'm sure that it will
> be all over the place soon, or at least, I hope so. 

I dont want to burst your bubble, but I heard this on the radio, ummm,
maybe a week ago. It *is* called "Digging in the Dirt" (or maybe
"Digging the Dirt"). I can't really say it had the same effect on me,
but I was half-asleep at the time, so it probably doesn't count.

PS. The current issue of the UK magazine "Rock Compact Disc" has an
good interview with Peter in it. Also interviews with Roger Waters,
Dave Gilmour and Fish. And a free CD too! All for L3.95!

-- 
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Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1992 13:05:23 -0400
From: bvmi@odin.cc.pdx.edu (Michael Bowman)
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I was the person who uploaded the GIFs and the ZIPped version of Cloudbusting.
I have a feeling that the problems people have been having with the GIFs is due
to a problem (unknown at that time) with the connection I was using.  Has anyone
experienced any problems with the ZIPped files?  I uploaded them at the same
time.

I am willing to upload the files again and FTP them to uunet (I'm now on a much
better connection than earlier this year), if Bill will let me know what 
directory to load to, etc.

Regarding the WordPerfect version:  I've just switched to WordPerfect so I 
wanted to get the WordPerfect version of Cloudbusting.  I FTPed to uunet and
did find a WordPerfect version (in the word subdirectory) but it was Unix
compressed AND Binhexed.  I was able to uncompress it with no problem, but I
don't know how to unbinhex something.  In the meantime, I sent some disks with
Tori GIFs to Tom Richards and had him send me the WordPerfect Cloudbusting back.

Michael Bowman
bvmi@odin.cc.pdx.edu
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