I have to say as a huge fan I know found the one about the washing machine unlistenable at this point.....disc 2 is classic though

i still listen to most of the tracks but especially "how to be invisible" and "aerial."

I actually prefer the first disc and I LOVE Mrs. Bartolozzi. It's that kind of craziness that made me fall for her all those years ago.

I dig the whole album though and still listen to it fairly regularly. Wonderful stuff.

sassybritches said:

It was supposed to be the second single from the album. Instead she released nothing.

I wanted to listen to it yesterday only to find that I lost it

Cloubduster said:

Fuckinghell, I thought this account was long dead.

Cloudbuster said:

i just remembered the password

I do!

Cloubduster said:

Damn.

Cloudbuster said:

don't worry, i'm logging out right now to put
it back to bed another 4 years.

Cloubduster said:

Shame that, I was hoping we could start some kind of incestuous relationship.

i love this album. the whole damn thing. yes, i'm still listening to it.

right now, i think "bertie" is my least favorite track, because i can't listen to it without wondering how bad his friends must tease him with this song, lol.

other than that, i love this album. i love the bird motif, i love the gentleness of it and the quirkiness. it's not the kind of album you get very often, and i really get a good vibe from listening to it. still.

Anxiety said:

I struggled with that one for ages but it eventually won me over. Lovely arrangement.

I love Pi

and pie

and other types of pie

but not hue and cry

I haven't listened to it in a long time, but I still have very fond feelings about it.

Most of the songs are great and the 1-2 punch of "Joanni" and "A Coral Room" gets me every time.

Maybe I'll put it on today, although I usually associate it with Spring.

May I just add that Del Palmer gave an update on his myspace blog the other day which said, "Now in the studio with you-know-who!"

stevenpottle said:

Yeah, I heard that. And we'll still be waiting five years from now.

I still listen to it and I think the second disc is outstanding.

Cloudbuster said:

Don't be silly- five years from now- the second single off "Aerial" will be released!

stevenpottle said:

If we're lucky.

I love to play disc 2 on a sunny afternoon on repeat

mynameisnotsusan said:

Sunset, Somewhere In Between and Nocturn are gorgeous.

Cloudbuster said:

I don't even mind Rolph Harris

I just listened last week and still find it gorgeous. How to Be Invisible is an incredible song and sort of touches a deep internal nerve. Love all but the washing machine song. Have never liked that one but the rest

it is a wonderful Kate Bush album - I like the concept very much. She is still special and mystical. The album has so rich athmosphere that it takes away all your other thoughts.

mynameisnotsusan said:

I've always liked Rolf anyway.

i keep all of Kate's music in heavy rotation during the winter months, but Aerial is multi-seasonal.



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mynameisnotsusan said:

it's great summer afternoon music for when you're drifting in and out of a nap.

Anxiety said: