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Moving
Them Heavy People
Violin
Strange Phenomena
Hammer Horror
Don’t Push Your Foot On The Heartbrake
Wow
Feel It
Kite
James And The Cold Gun
Oh England My Lionheart
Wuthering Heights

In April 1979, the first Kate Bush concerts, designed, directed and produced by Kate, opened at the London Palladium, simply stunning all those lucky enough to have tickets. Critics and audiences alike were overwhelmed by Kate's wide range of talents. So successful was the opening that two further show were arranged at London's Hammersmith Odeon where this film was made on Sunday 13th May 1979.
Kate Bush is the complete entertainer, as if tailor-made for the age of video.
She is not only a complete musician - songwriter, vocalist, pianist and record producer - but her talents also extend to choreography, dance and mime.
This film captures the essence of Kate Bush's performance - her talents combining to present a theatre of music and movement, of action-packed drama and of stirring emotion; all conveyed with a sense of artistry unique to such a specially caring performer as Kate Bush.

VHS, EMI Music Video, TVD 90 0503 2, 10.1981
VHS, Picture Music International, MVP 99 1010 2

UNDER REVIEW An Independent Critical Analysis
[Limited Collector's Edition]

THE ULTIMATE REVIEW AND CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE
MUSIC AND CAREER OF KATE BUSH

INCLUDES MUSICAL PERFORMANCES NEVER BEFORE AVAILABLE ON DVD

Kate Bush - Under Review is a 90 minute film reviewing the music and career of one of the world's most influential performers, singers and songwriters;
arguably the most unique female artist ever.

Features Include:

· Rare musical performances never available before on DVD.

· Obscure footage, rare interviews and photographs of and with Kate Bush from all periods of her astonishing career.

· Review, comment, criticism and insight from: Radio DJ Paul Gambaccini; musician and producer (who worked on several albums with Kate), Moris Pert; writer and journalist (author of 'She Bop'; 'The Definitive Encyclopaedia Of Woman In Rock') Lucy O'Brien; Mojo journalist Phil Suteliffe and many others.

· Live and studio recordings of Kate Bush classics including, Wuthering Heights, Wow, Army Dreamers, Running Up That Hill, Cloudbusting, This Woman's Work, Aerial and many, many more.

This film also features: rarely seen promo films; interviews with Kate and with colleagues, producers, musicians and friends; TV clips; location shots and a host of other features. Covering Kate's entire musical career and with 'extras' including: extended interviews: special feature 'Paul Gambaccini remembers'; 'The Hardest Kate Bush Interactive Quiz In The World Ever' and full contributor biographies, this is not just the only documentary DVD about Kate Bush available it is also the finest work on this extraordinary performer yet to emerge

THE OPINIONS ON THIS DVD ARE COMPLETELY INDEPENDENT.
THIS DVD IS NOT AUTHORISED BY KATE BUSH, HER MANAGEMENT OR
ANY RECORD OR PUBLISHING COMPANIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE
RELEASE OR OWNERSHIP OF KATE BUSH'S MUSIC.

Running Time - 90 minutes approx.
All Regions (0), Screen Format 4:3, Stereo Sound Mix
A Sexy Intellectual Production. © Sexy Intellectual 2006. All rights in this DVD video
are reserved. Unauthorised copying, hiring, lending, public performance, radio or TV
broadcasting of this DVD prohibited. This DVD is not authorised by Kate Bush,
her management or her record company.
Part of the Chrome Dreams Group of Companies.

DVD VIDEO, Sexy Intellectual, SIDVD502 / 8 87683 00002 8, 22.05.2006

HOUNDS OF LOVE
A Classic Album Under Review

 

It's been dubbed the decade that taste forgot, but to suggest the 1980s didn't have its fair share of exceptional music is folly indeed. And virtually none was exceptional as that which came from Kate Bush. Kate's 1985 album The Hounds Of Love was more than just exceptional however; one could certainly use that accolade in describing her four previous and all subsequent records, but Hounds Of Love was exquisite - for many quite simply the best album ever made! This film puts Hounds Of Love under the microscope and with the aid of musicians who played on the album, Kate's biographer, journalists Kris Needs and Lucy O'Brien, musicologist Chris Ingham and a host of other contributors, the story behind the album's build-up, production, release, impact and legacy is told here in full.

FEATURES

· Live and studio versions of every track on the album

· Review, critique and comment on each song

· Behind the scenes - the recording.

· Archive interviews with Kate speaking at the time about the record and its creation

· The first ever airing of the legendary 'Kris Needs Zig-Zag Interview' recording - Kate's only given music press interview at the release of the album

Extras include: extended interviews, biographies and more

THIS DVD IS NOT AUTHORISED BY KATE BUSH OR EMI RECORDS.

"I had friends but I was spending a great deal of my time alone and for me that was vital because there's an awful lot you learn about yourself when you're alone." Kate Bush 1985

"I've read a couple of things that I was sort of close to having a nervous breakdown. But I don't think I was. I was very, very tired. It was a really difficult time." Kate Bush 1986

"I think quotes are a very dangerous thing." Kate Bush 1990

Main Feature: 90 minutes
All Regions, Screen Format 4:3, Stereo Sound Mix
A Pride Production. © Pride 2008. All rights in this DVD video are reserved. Unauthorised copying, hiring, lending, public performance, radio or TV broadcasting of this DVD prohibited. Design by S. Grzeszczuk

DVD VIDEO, Pride Records, PGDVD113 / 8 23564 51599 1, 10.02.2009

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