Very cool story behind "All the Love". Kate came home one day and listened to messages on her answering machine. The machine had malfunctioned and only caught the last few seconds of each message, so she listened to people just saying goodbye. It inspired the song and she even included it at the end. For the heavy grieving parts of Houdini, she ate chocolate and drank milk to help add more of a phlegmy note to her voice. Without The Dreaming, there would have been no Hounds of Love.
Can you imagine working at her record company when she brought this album in? Can you imagine the heart attacks she gave them? She could have played her career easily and made the same albums like so many other female artists.
The song you're looking for that you thought was "night of the swallow" is probably "this woman's work". A long piano ballad with some of Kate's best vocals
The title track of "The Dreaming" is about the Aboriginal concept of granular time -- it can be broken down and down and down into smaller moments, like quantum mechanics of Time itself. The brilliance here is the way the backing vocals sing a broken, stuttering word, "Dreamtime". This is what Frank Lloyd Wright called "organic design", in which form and function are one. Amazing. "Get Out of My House": Kate writes from the point of view of the Overlook Hotel in "The Shining". Can ya dig it, or does it blow your fuses?
Rolf Harris plays digeridoo on "The Dreaming" song. He had a 60s hit with "Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport" - such a hit I heard it on the radio on rotation in Texas.
I know I'll be the only one suggesting this, but if you want to know how "The dreaming" would sound if it was produced by Kate on acid, check Nunsexmonkrock by Kate's evil sister Nina Hagen. If this wasn't enough to persuade you, check the album cover. As much as I love "The dreaming", Nunsexmonkrock aged much better. It's the kind of spooky that will leave you wondering what hit you.
I remember hearing it for the first time and I was just so confused and my head was just spinning...but then I listened to the songs more and it became my favorite album real quick! It's so innovative and so deep and I discover new things every time, this album turns 40 this year and I promise it won't even sound outdated in like 500 years... Babby you have great taste, please do the Kate reactions alone...❤️
Get out of my house i crazy. It's about keeping your body as your own and not letting anyone in against your will. It's a very demonstrative song and for me, very spot on some female experiences.
I absolutely LOVE the way Kate screams "I'M GONNA TAKE IT AAAALL!" in Sat In Your Lap, with those backing vocals... absolute GENIUS and so cathartic!!! Gets all my stress out just listening to it!
Babby, maybe the long piano ballad song from her you were trying to remember could be one of the songs from "50 words for snow", a piano-driven album with seven really long songs. Maybe you were thinking about "Misty" or "snowed in at wheeler street", or even "among angels"
It was A Coral Room but I just listened to Misty and Among Angels and those songs are incredible. I'll have to check out the rest of 50 words for snow. Thanks!
@@BoyTimeChannel You have impeccable taste lol. 50 Words for Snow is one of my favourite albums ever ❤️ And OMG A Coral Room is one of my favourite songs ever too 😍
My favourite Kate Bush album. The inventive creativity here is stunning. She has more accessible albums, which are fantastic, such as "The Red Shoes", "The Kick Inside" and "The Sensual World", but this one took advantage of the then-new cutting-edge technology of digital sampling, and she used it with an intelligence matched only by Peter Gabriel's fourth album and by "The Flat Earth" by Thomas Dolby.
Every song is different! Her genius is her ability to experiment and every album is fresh and unique. So please don't compare with Mariah Carey!!! No comparison at all!!! 🎶
Genius musician and producer Steven Wilson of Porcupine Tree is a huge fan of Kate's. In fact he does a 40 minute episode exclusively about The Dreaming and how it influenced him on "My Classic Album" (on CZcams) - very interesting
Great reaction to a great album - the first album she fully produced herself (at the age of 23/24). I strongly recommend your next Kate Bush reaction should be to the third of her middle trio of albums, ‘The Sensual World’. She wrote for and produced this album to introduce more female energies and perspectives compared to what she said were the more male influenced earlier albums. I hope you guys are treating yourselves to a viewing her music videos for the full Kate Bush experience. They can be too distracting to allow for a thorough first listen track review. But they are their own art form showcasing her dancing, storytelling and just ‘out there’ production. For example, having now heard the Sat in Your Lap track have a look at her video, which Kate herself said was her “she’s gone crazy” video.
I fucking love this album. It's so unique and audacious. Definitely not commercial, but wildly creative. Leave it Open is such a fucking banger, I'm surprised you omitted it. She spits fire in that song.
Btw The Dreaming is a very weird album. When I first listened to it I was 15 and I hated it so much that I didn't listen to any Kate Bush music for months! It was only after a long time that I gave the album another chance and it just grew on me so much! It's become one of my all-time favorites. So don't trust your first impression of it so much, this album is definitely a grower. Ps: play the ending of "leave it open" backwards, you won't regret it ;)
I have listening to Kate Bush since Running Up That Hill was released in 1985. I love The Dreaming. I have often said the seemingly contradictory statement that Hounds of Love is the best overall album of the 80's, but The Dreaming is the best Kate Bush album of the 80's. I especially love Night of the Swallow and Get Out of My House, which has really grown on me.
suspended in Gaffa - it simply means gaffa tape, the stuff you use to glue things together that normally don't want to get glued together, cables on the floor etc. ... oh, you found out for yourself, sorry.
The funny thing about this re-evaluation of KB by internet social influencers is that in the 80's they would have been the yobbos scoffing at her music! The people who loved her back then were arty outsiders, and goth girls in vintage clothes (long before thrifting became fashionable).
honestly, every kate bush album is incredible. id love to see what you think of Aerial, which she released in 2005 after a 13 year hiatus. the production is so much more bare and spacious and she sings a lot more straight (also i think the piano ballad may be from there) - its a double album so maybe it could be a 2 parter??
I love everything that Kate does. She is just so damn good in every album she has made. Just magical. If you want to hear a great piano version of one of her songs then listen to ‘this woman’s work’. Great piano play, a great song and so very emotional.
First heard this when I was 14 (1983 for Me, Yikes!). Still can bring me to tears, all these years later. Enjoy the journey, Guys. Thanx Kate: Still Loving, Still Living, Still Life. Peace All
You guys really picked up on a lot for the first listen. The Dreaming is an album about discontent: political, internal, and external. The dream is about taking action to improve the world.
There Goes a Tenner is about a bank job gone wrong. A tenner is a British ten pound sterling note. Watch the videos for these. They're very interesting...
I love this Album. You definitely get more enjoyment, if you listen to it without pausing. I also love her Never Forever Album. If you don’t listen to the whole album, at least listen to the opening track. BABOOSHKA ❤️
I had to listen to this album so many times before I fully appreciated every single track on it. My favorite of her albums is Never for Ever, but this one is a very close second. I've become so in awe with her creativity and how she fully lets go to make this album so unique and theatrical. There will never be another Kate Bush. She's one of a kind and super smart. Once you read all the lyrics and the full meaning of each song, you will learn to appreciate it more. Much like Squidwards art piece, she was Bold and Brash😂
On release this album got bad reviews and sales were poor. Many considered it too weird. Almost three years later and no new recordings it was considered that Kate Bush's career was over. Then she released the highly acclaimed ,top selling ,Hounds of Love.
The Dreaming is equal parts sensational and confounding. And it's my favorite Kate Bush album. Like others have said Babby has great taste. Would love to see you reacting to more of Kate's other music.
I'm at home recovering from an operation....i have a fair bit of time on my hands....could you comment on The Kick Inside? Jerry i am beginning to really appreciate your gentle, self deprecating humour, I like your way... 😅
It's very commendable to put out something very different and standard you ground as a artist to say I'm standing on my own feet and not take the easy way it fantastic
Great that you reacted to this one! It is still my weird favourite with "Get out of my house" (inspired by "The Shining") and "Sat in your lap". Go on with "Never for Ever", "The Sensual World" or "Aerial".
If there ever was a album that grows on you its The Dreaming im a huge fan of kates and i wasnt a big fan of the album at first but now its one of my favourites Houdini and Night of the swallow are majorly underated.
Leave It Open has backwards vocals at the end. I don't know what they are...yet. I've loved her since I bought this album in '82. Pat Benetar covered her on an album and that's what led me to her. BTW, no mention of Paul Newman in that track. So happy that so many are discovering her! She's a singular artist. Love.
Mariah Carrey? Mariah Carrey! I am non-plussed. Everybody has their own taste. Nobody else lives with your ears... but dear god! Mariah Carrey? Just hit me with an anvil!
This is a waltz!💃🏻 Gaffa is eluding to gaffer's tape. It's a heavy duty tape film electricians use. The song is about having experienced something so wonderful, so life-changing, You want it really badly, but you can't have it, because you are being held back by something very strong like gaffer's tape. You are in effect Suspended In Gaffa.
The comments by the hosts are a bit inane, especially jerry's. All this "whacky" "weird" and "crazy" etc. is just from the dictionary of american superficiality...
The guy on the left clearly shows some traits of Martha's system it's a vocal narcissism he is quite annoying he clearly has no musical depth because hes saying the half of the most beautiful songs on this record are boring and slow they're not they're the guy on the right is not having it
How the hell did you misspell narcissism as Martha's system? Did you speak this comment into your Amazon™ Alexa™? Also there's no need to cry because someone has a different opinion on a piece of music than you do. That's a clear sign of Martha's system - Jerry AKA the guy on the left
Another lackluster reaction. Just a lot of self-conscious, half-embarrassed laughing and rambling blather. No insights, no wit--certainly--and the music volume is too low.
Yes totally agree! 2 guys who obviously were not even born during Kate's prolific years blabbering on about her work with no insight! Unfortunately social media gave everyone the right to be critics about everything like the late Siskel & Ebert who use to critique movies!
@@Winnipegger100 I wish they'd just leave Kate alone--as well as my other favorite artists--because I don't want to feel the need to tune in and have my enjoyment of this incredible music tainted.
It's good that you chose to review this album. David Gilmour is credited with first discovering Kate Bush. She was a teenager at the time. I couldn't hear 'The Dreaming' song properly because you talked over most of it. I could not hear what you said about aborigines that Kate Bush could not say now. It sounded like talking about how aborigine Australians could 'tell ants stalling'. This song was an attempt by her musically to get an aborigine sound to it. It features the digeridoo instrument I think. You also talked all over Houdini about the sound of a dog! I feel you must have listened to these tracks before so you don't need to listen to them in the review, but your audience does. Just pause the song when you want to talk.
So Jerry, should I stop saving up to buy you a wind up chimpanzee clapping cymbals toy to keep you distracted during the boring bits of really good songs the rest of us really enjoy?
Can we just say, nobody 'stole' lands off anybody, they didn't OWN the land, they lived there. They no more own the land than I own the wood next to me.
So by your logic the British were completely justified in colonizing and subjugating the native people just because they "lived there"? Was the Trail of Tears also justified because native peoples in the Eastern United States just "lived there"? How about the people who lived in the Congo under Leopold? They just "lived there", the Belgium government had every right to massacre and maim the locals so that they could harvest rubber, right? Pick up a history book not written by Prager U and educate yourself before posting asinine comments on my videos. - Jerry
@@BoyTimeChannel Another example of an American education, it was actually the Indians that started the massacring at Jamestown (triggered by raiding parties for food), they weren't the innocent victims; this tends to alters peoples attitudes; and no, they didn't own the land, even if they did live there, if you feel that bad, you give up your home and everything your families have to them, no? thought not. The empire came about by trade with the world and the FULL cooperation of the locals, do you honestly think a tiny island with a small army can 'conquer' the a quarter of the entire glob? don't be so asinine. 'your channel'? your 1000k channel, I saw a kate bush vid pop up in my recommendation, turned out to be a couple of really boring monotone arrogant ignoramuses that knows nothing about history, even their own. Most of the world is now based on the British empire, especially western first world countries and it freed billions upon billions of people from slavery then and forever, whatever bad it did, it did way more good - you're welcome. now stop being a woke virtue signaller and get a proper education.
Night of the Swallow is one of the best songs of all time.
She is so talented.
That song is astonishing. Her vocals on that song are ridiculously good.
Agree! It’s among her many masterpieces.
I love Night of the swallow! Her voice wow!🎶🙏💚
the drum fills and then the Uillean pipes.
And there’s a lot of low down samples in there that are brilliant too.
This album is outstanding. You may find it grows on you the more you hear it 🌟
Absolutely true
Very cool story behind "All the Love". Kate came home one day and listened to messages on her answering machine. The machine had malfunctioned and only caught the last few seconds of each message, so she listened to people just saying goodbye. It inspired the song and she even included it at the end.
For the heavy grieving parts of Houdini, she ate chocolate and drank milk to help add more of a phlegmy note to her voice.
Without The Dreaming, there would have been no Hounds of Love.
I never knew that about houdini that's so funny to me and shows kates love for her songs
Can you imagine working at her record company when she brought this album in? Can you imagine the heart attacks she gave them? She could have played her career easily and made the same albums like so many other female artists.
This was Kate’s golden era, The Dreaming, Hounds of Love and The Sensual World were a Hell of a run. Kate was on 🔥
The song you're looking for that you thought was "night of the swallow" is probably "this woman's work". A long piano ballad with some of Kate's best vocals
Yep that's what I reckon, from what he's mentioned before...it's got to be This Woman's Work....famous enough so it's more likely
'Fiver and 'tenner' are references to old paper money - five and ten pound notes.
The title track of "The Dreaming" is about the Aboriginal concept of granular time -- it can be broken down and down and down into smaller moments, like quantum mechanics of Time itself. The brilliance here is the way the backing vocals sing a broken, stuttering word, "Dreamtime". This is what Frank Lloyd Wright called "organic design", in which form and function are one. Amazing.
"Get Out of My House": Kate writes from the point of view of the Overlook Hotel in "The Shining". Can ya dig it, or does it blow your fuses?
Rolf Harris plays digeridoo on "The Dreaming" song. He had a 60s hit with "Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport" - such a hit I heard it on the radio on rotation in Texas.
I know I'll be the only one suggesting this, but if you want to know how "The dreaming" would sound if it was produced by Kate on acid, check Nunsexmonkrock by Kate's evil sister Nina Hagen. If this wasn't enough to persuade you, check the album cover.
As much as I love "The dreaming", Nunsexmonkrock aged much better. It's the kind of spooky that will leave you wondering what hit you.
Believe it or not, we've actually gotten that suggested a couple times! It's already on the wheel :)
I remember hearing it for the first time and I was just so confused and my head was just spinning...but then I listened to the songs more and it became my favorite album real quick! It's so innovative and so deep and I discover new things every time, this album turns 40 this year and I promise it won't even sound outdated in like 500 years... Babby you have great taste, please do the Kate reactions alone...❤️
I love the hip hop concept album comparison, because Big Boi has called The Dreaming his favourite album of all time.
It's definitely in my top five.
Get out of my house i crazy. It's about keeping your body as your own and not letting anyone in against your will. It's a very demonstrative song and for me, very spot on some female experiences.
I absolutely LOVE the way Kate screams "I'M GONNA TAKE IT AAAALL!" in Sat In Your Lap, with those backing vocals... absolute GENIUS and so cathartic!!! Gets all my stress out just listening to it!
Babby, maybe the long piano ballad song from her you were trying to remember could be one of the songs from "50 words for snow", a piano-driven album with seven really long songs. Maybe you were thinking about "Misty" or "snowed in at wheeler street", or even "among angels"
It was A Coral Room but I just listened to Misty and Among Angels and those songs are incredible. I'll have to check out the rest of 50 words for snow. Thanks!
@@BoyTimeChannel You have impeccable taste lol. 50 Words for Snow is one of my favourite albums ever ❤️ And OMG A Coral Room is one of my favourite songs ever too 😍
My favourite Kate Bush album. The inventive creativity here is stunning. She has more accessible albums, which are fantastic, such as "The Red Shoes", "The Kick Inside" and "The Sensual World", but this one took advantage of the then-new cutting-edge technology of digital sampling, and she used it with an intelligence matched only by Peter Gabriel's fourth album and by "The Flat Earth" by Thomas Dolby.
Watching Babby listen to Kate Bush is like watching someone fall in love. Sign me up for the journey!
Every song is different! Her genius is her ability to experiment and every album is fresh and unique. So please don't compare with Mariah Carey!!! No comparison at all!!! 🎶
Babby has great taste 😘
I think you must be thinking about "This Woman's Work." It's a mostly piano ballad, and it so beautiful and sad.
Genius musician and producer Steven Wilson of Porcupine Tree is a huge fan of Kate's. In fact he does a 40 minute episode exclusively about The Dreaming and how it influenced him on "My Classic Album" (on CZcams) - very interesting
Great reaction to a great album - the first album she fully produced herself (at the age of 23/24). I strongly recommend your next Kate Bush reaction should be to the third of her middle trio of albums, ‘The Sensual World’. She wrote for and produced this album to introduce more female energies and perspectives compared to what she said were the more male influenced earlier albums.
I hope you guys are treating yourselves to a viewing her music videos for the full Kate Bush experience. They can be too distracting to allow for a thorough first listen track review. But they are their own art form showcasing her dancing, storytelling and just ‘out there’ production. For example, having now heard the Sat in Your Lap track have a look at her video, which Kate herself said was her “she’s gone crazy” video.
I fucking love this album. It's so unique and audacious. Definitely not commercial, but wildly creative. Leave it Open is such a fucking banger, I'm surprised you omitted it. She spits fire in that song.
Btw The Dreaming is a very weird album. When I first listened to it I was 15 and I hated it so much that I didn't listen to any Kate Bush music for months! It was only after a long time that I gave the album another chance and it just grew on me so much! It's become one of my all-time favorites. So don't trust your first impression of it so much, this album is definitely a grower.
Ps: play the ending of "leave it open" backwards, you won't regret it ;)
I gotta agree with Babby on almost everything. This album is BRILLIANT!
I have listening to Kate Bush since Running Up That Hill was released in 1985. I love The Dreaming. I have often said the seemingly contradictory statement that Hounds of Love is the best overall album of the 80's, but The Dreaming is the best Kate Bush album of the 80's. I especially love Night of the Swallow and Get Out of My House, which has really grown on me.
I've been listening to this album for over 30 years and never can't get enough of it.
The best music often takes many listens, and that’s true of this. It gets better with each listen.
suspended in Gaffa - it simply means gaffa tape, the stuff you use to glue things together that normally don't want to get glued together, cables on the floor etc. ... oh, you found out for yourself, sorry.
It’s an album that really grows on you with time. I love it. Took me 4 or 5 listens til it clicked.
The Dreaming - one album that I had to have the lyrics to really get into. So many brilliant tracks.
Difficult to think of anyone who has written about a broader range of topics than Kate. I've learned a lot from her lyrics!
The funny thing about this re-evaluation of KB by internet social influencers is that in the 80's they would have been the yobbos scoffing at her music! The people who loved her back then were arty outsiders, and goth girls in vintage clothes (long before thrifting became fashionable).
honestly, every kate bush album is incredible. id love to see what you think of Aerial, which she released in 2005 after a 13 year hiatus. the production is so much more bare and spacious and she sings a lot more straight (also i think the piano ballad may be from there) - its a double album so maybe it could be a 2 parter??
I love this album. Loved it since 1982. Still play it.
My favourite album🙏💚🎶
been waiting so long for this one 🥰
This is Kate's true masterpiece. Love that you really got this Jerry!
I love everything that Kate does. She is just so damn good in every album she has made. Just magical. If you want to hear a great piano version of one of her songs then listen to ‘this woman’s work’. Great piano play, a great song and so very emotional.
First heard this when I was 14 (1983 for Me, Yikes!). Still can bring me to tears, all these years later. Enjoy the journey, Guys. Thanx Kate: Still Loving, Still Living, Still Life. Peace All
Other Kate Bush albums are great, but this one is art...
Ah my favourite album! This is a terrific set of songs 😂
You guys really picked up on a lot for the first listen.
The Dreaming is an album about discontent: political, internal, and external.
The dream is about taking action to improve the world.
I'd add in Never for Ever to that run too, just the growth and experimentation from 1980 to 1989 was really unparalleled.
When I heard this so long ago, my mind was blown. Great to hear it’s still has an impact.
There Goes a Tenner is about a bank job gone wrong. A tenner is a British ten pound sterling note. Watch the videos for these. They're very interesting...
Thank you for the great reaction to this gem
Night of the Swallow is the fire on this album. How did she do that two-tone thing with her voice in the beginning?
Please keep Jerry as far away from 50 Words For Snow as possible lol
I love this Album. You definitely get more enjoyment, if you listen to it without pausing. I also love her Never Forever Album. If you don’t listen to the whole album, at least listen to the opening track. BABOOSHKA ❤️
Under The Ivy might be that elusive ballad you're after. Or maybe Feel It.
I had to listen to this album so many times before I fully appreciated every single track on it. My favorite of her albums is Never for Ever, but this one is a very close second. I've become so in awe with her creativity and how she fully lets go to make this album so unique and theatrical. There will never be another Kate Bush. She's one of a kind and super smart. Once you read all the lyrics and the full meaning of each song, you will learn to appreciate it more. Much like Squidwards art piece, she was Bold and Brash😂
Best kate bush album! The vocal arrangements are outstanding and the most original. Nothing 'spooky' though...
On release this album got bad reviews and sales were poor. Many considered it too weird. Almost three years later and no new recordings it was considered that Kate Bush's career was over. Then she released the highly acclaimed ,top selling ,Hounds of Love.
Babby gets it and I’m always here for it.
The Dreaming is equal parts sensational and confounding. And it's my favorite Kate Bush album. Like others have said Babby has great taste. Would love to see you reacting to more of Kate's other music.
Now watch the video for "Sat In Your Lap"
The long, mainly piano ballad you may have heard might have been Moments of Pleasure from The Red Shoes.
I'm at home recovering from an operation....i have a fair bit of time on my hands....could you comment on The Kick Inside?
Jerry i am beginning to really appreciate your gentle, self deprecating humour, I like your way... 😅
Interesting how little attention is paid to the vocal arrangements which are probably the most original thing about her music.
Babby how do you stay so serene with such provocation? Lol
It's very commendable to put out something very different and standard you ground as a artist to say I'm standing on my own feet and not take the easy way it fantastic
Finally! I agree with everything Babby said.
Great that you reacted to this one! It is still my weird favourite with "Get out of my house" (inspired by "The Shining") and "Sat in your lap". Go on with "Never for Ever", "The Sensual World" or "Aerial".
The Fairlight made this album possible.
Idk what album Babooshka is in... But it's also Kate Bush, Really good.
Never Forever (1980), the predecessor...
Your friend is going to hate 50 Words for Snow if he hates slow ballads lol!
I think the piano ballad you are thinking of when you talk about night of there swallow is either "Moments of Pleasure" or "This Woman's Work"
Great video guys, hope you do The Sensual World next!
If there ever was a album that grows on you its The Dreaming im a huge fan of kates and i wasnt a big fan of the album at first but now its one of my favourites Houdini and Night of the swallow are majorly underated.
"Whatcha letting in?"
"We let the weirdness in."
'tenner' would be a £10 note
Leave It Open has backwards vocals at the end. I don't know what they are...yet. I've loved her since I bought this album in '82. Pat Benetar covered her on an album and that's what led me to her.
BTW, no mention of Paul Newman in that track.
So happy that so many are discovering her! She's a singular artist. Love.
Although 'Hounds of love' is more accesible but I found 'The Dreaming' as her most creative output.
the cover art is a reference to Houdini's wife passing him the key to escape from her mouth by kissing him.
Not sure where I'm making the connection, but something about your reaction to this makes me think you might enjoy Loreena Mckennitt
Babby: 'goes on a 5 min speech on the details of a song'
Jerry: "yeah it was nice"
Mariah Carrey? Mariah Carrey! I am non-plussed.
Everybody has their own taste. Nobody else lives with your ears...
but dear god!
Mariah Carrey?
Just hit me with an anvil!
This is a waltz!💃🏻 Gaffa is eluding to gaffer's tape. It's a heavy duty tape film electricians use. The song is about having experienced something so wonderful, so life-changing, You want it really badly, but you can't have it, because you are being held back by something very strong like gaffer's tape. You are in effect Suspended In Gaffa.
Not sure if it helps, but gaffa tape is the British equivalent of duct tape in America...
Just here for the comments from KB stans who can't fathom that people don't have the same taste as them 💁🏽♀️😂
Attention seeker
Haaaa listen to the title track! That didgeredo by one Rolf Harris!
Try the dreaming on acid. It will blow your mind!
"You are a coward" wow.... (I jokingly agree tho cuz I ONLY listen to sad music)
All the Love was about Harry Houdini. On the album cover you can see the key on her tongue.
Sorry, Houdini had the key reference!
When you get a. moment listen to disc 2 of her album Arial. One of you is going to love it and the other will hate it.
The comments by the hosts are a bit inane, especially jerry's. All this "whacky" "weird" and "crazy" etc. is just from the dictionary of american superficiality...
Jerry doesn't get it at all.
Millennials.
The guy on the left clearly shows some traits of Martha's system it's a vocal narcissism he is quite annoying he clearly has no musical depth because hes saying the half of the most beautiful songs on this record are boring and slow they're not they're the guy on the right is not having it
How the hell did you misspell narcissism as Martha's system? Did you speak this comment into your Amazon™ Alexa™? Also there's no need to cry because someone has a different opinion on a piece of music than you do. That's a clear sign of Martha's system - Jerry AKA the guy on the left
Can take a listen to Michael Jackson Bad Album it still kinda crazy how he ain’t win no Grammy to me Bad is the best album from mike
Get Out of MY House is the best.
Tenner and fiver are 10 and 5 pounds.
"British slang" haha
Another lackluster reaction. Just a lot of self-conscious, half-embarrassed laughing and rambling blather. No insights, no wit--certainly--and the music volume is too low.
Yes totally agree! 2 guys who obviously were not even born during Kate's prolific years blabbering on about her work with no insight! Unfortunately social media gave everyone the right to be critics about everything like the late Siskel & Ebert who use to critique movies!
@@Winnipegger100 I wish they'd just leave Kate alone--as well as my other favorite artists--because I don't want to feel the need to tune in and have my enjoyment of this incredible music tainted.
It's good that you chose to review this album. David Gilmour is credited with first discovering Kate Bush. She was a teenager at the time. I couldn't hear 'The Dreaming' song properly because you talked over most of it. I could not hear what you said about aborigines that Kate Bush could not say now. It sounded like talking about how aborigine Australians could 'tell ants stalling'. This song was an attempt by her musically to get an aborigine sound to it. It features the digeridoo instrument I think. You also talked all over Houdini about the sound of a dog! I feel you must have listened to these tracks before so you don't need to listen to them in the review, but your audience does. Just pause the song when you want to talk.
Jerry …… shhhh …. listen to Babby
Nearly, There goes a tenner , refers to ten pounds
Tenner £10 .
Unwatchable, I'm off.
It seems like Jerry has dull taste.
You guys not even paying attention of the songs. You only talk and talk, absolutely annoying
Pfft😅(laughing at the commenter, like I agree but.. It's literally a commentary video)
Wow Jerry try to mature in your musical taste 😅
So Jerry, should I stop saving up to buy you a wind up chimpanzee clapping cymbals toy to keep you distracted during the boring bits of really good songs the rest of us really enjoy?
How luxurious is the chimpanzee that you'd need to save up for it? If you're offering to buy me a 24k monkey, I would appreciate it!
Can we just say, nobody 'stole' lands off anybody, they didn't OWN the land, they lived there. They no more own the land than I own the wood next to me.
So by your logic the British were completely justified in colonizing and subjugating the native people just because they "lived there"? Was the Trail of Tears also justified because native peoples in the Eastern United States just "lived there"? How about the people who lived in the Congo under Leopold? They just "lived there", the Belgium government had every right to massacre and maim the locals so that they could harvest rubber, right? Pick up a history book not written by Prager U and educate yourself before posting asinine comments on my videos. - Jerry
@@BoyTimeChannel Another example of an American education, it was actually the Indians that started the massacring at Jamestown (triggered by raiding parties for food), they weren't the innocent victims; this tends to alters peoples attitudes; and no, they didn't own the land, even if they did live there, if you feel that bad, you give up your home and everything your families have to them, no? thought not.
The empire came about by trade with the world and the FULL cooperation of the locals, do you honestly think a tiny island with a small army can 'conquer' the a quarter of the entire glob? don't be so asinine.
'your channel'? your 1000k channel, I saw a kate bush vid pop up in my recommendation, turned out to be a couple of really boring monotone arrogant ignoramuses that knows nothing about history, even their own.
Most of the world is now based on the British empire, especially western first world countries and it freed billions upon billions of people from slavery then and forever, whatever bad it did, it did way more good - you're welcome.
now stop being a woke virtue signaller and get a proper education.
@@BoyTimeChannel Jerrrrrry, I'm seeing your spicy side and I love it 😂