Kate Bush: Difference between revisions

** "This Woman's Work": A renarration of the Movie "She's Having a Baby"

** "Misty": an animation about a woman who sleeps with a snowman and wakes up to find that he's melted.

* [[Creator Backlash]] - In [http://www.gaffa.org/reaching/i93_q.html this] interview, she reveals that she hates a lot of her older songs:

{{quote|Interviewer: Which of your old songs make you wince?

Kate Bush: My God, loads. Absolutely loads. Either the lyric's not thought out properly or it's just crap or the performances weren't well executed. But you have to get it in context. You were doing it at the time and it was the best you could do then. You've got to live with it. Some of those early songs, though, you think, 'What was I *thinking* about? Did *I* write that?' }}

* [[Did Not Do the Research]] - Her 1980 "Babooshka" is about a woman who adopts the identity of a sexy Russian to entrap her cheating husband. "Babushka," the name she choose and which forms most of the chorus, is Russian for "grandmother."

* [[Downer Ending]] - Kate usually ends her albums with a negative song. Notable examples are:

** ''The Kick Inside'' - the title track. [[Brother-Sister Incest]] + [[Driven to Suicide]] = [[Tear Jerker]]