#kate bush the dreaming (1982)

[grandfathercasiowatch]

Kate Bush - The Dreaming (1982)

[sonjabysonjamorgan]

u could say i have eclectic tastes….

[kendallroyvevo]

[etherealsh1fter]

[disease]

KATE BUSH // GET OUT OF MY HOUSE [THE DREAMING, 1982]

[ubiq80]

Kate Bush. The Dreaming. 1982

[possessedramblings]

My personal take on what everyone's songs are

Will: Boys Don't Cry - The Cure (1979)

Mike: Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen (1975)

Dustin: The World We Knew (Over and Over) - Frank Sinatra (1967)

Lucas: The Great Gig In The Sky - Pink Floyd (1973)

Max: Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God) - Kate Bush (1985)

El: Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) - Journey (1983)

Steve: Mad World - Tears For Fears (1982)

Robin: Vienna - Billy Joel (1977)

Nancy: Elenore Rigby - The Beatles (1966)

Jonathan: American Pie - Don McLean (1971)

Eddie: For Whom The Bell Tolls - Metallica (1984)

Argyle: Dream On - Aerosmith (1973)

[olipeaksforever]

get out my house: an in our angelhood web weaving.

Featuring:

Twin Peaks: Fire, Walk With Me (1992, dir. David Lynch)

Blue Velvet (1986, dir. David Lynch)

Get Out Of My House by Kate Bush (from The Dreaming, 1982)

Cry Wolf by Lisa Germano (from Geek the Girl, 1994)

A Person Isn't Safe Anywhere These Days by The Chameleons (from Script of The Bridge, 1982)

Lullaby by The Cure (from Disintegration, 1989)

[weirdgirlification]

2023 faves

albums

joanna newsom’s whole discography but particularly have one on me (2010)

moon pix (1998) by cat power

bark your head off, dog (2018) by hop along

the execution of all things (2002) by rilo kiley

the dreaming (1982) by kate bush

books

the neapolitan novels by elena ferrante

a visit from the goon squad (2010) by jennifer egan

there but for the (2011) by ali smith

idlewild (2023) by james frankie thomas

pale fire (1962) by vladimir nabokov

films

twin peaks: fire walk with me (1992) dir. david lynch

mulholland drive (2001) dir. david lynch

all that jazz (1979) dir. bob fosse

perfect blue (1997) dir. satoshi kon

the royal tenenbaums (2001) dir. wes anderson

i was tagged by @kneadingwater thank you!! <3

tagging @normalhole @torturelabyrinth @dejavu2006 @mstepenwolf @motifcollector @wanlittlehusk @beginnersmind @consequwuences @emotionsandphenomena @mosstoucher and anyone else who wants to do this <3

[milafm2002]

This Is part 3 of Music with The Silent Films of Georges Melies Enjoy

Ful Stop - Radiohead ( A Moon Shaped Pool ) 2016

Hollow - Bjork ( Biophilia ) 2011

Every Cloud - Wolf Alice ( My Love Is Cool ) 2015

Seal Jubilee - Bat For Lashes ( Fur And Gold ) 2006

The Garden - PJ Harvey ( Is This Desire ) 1998

The One I Love - Blonde Redhead ( Barragan ) 2014

There Goes A Tenner - Kate Bush ( The Dreaming ) 1982

Blinding - Florence And The Machine ( Lungs ) 2009

Wisdom Cries - AURORA ( All My Demons Greeting Me As A Friend ) 2016

( This Post Includes GIFs from Baron Munchausen's Dream 1911 and Eclipse The Courtship of The Sun And Moon 1907 )

[doomsayings]

i am having a huge kate bush resurgence like listening to everything over again I haven’t felt this crazy about her since like. 2017…. Every single track I’m like okay why is she the greatest lyricist in the world. I an once again experiencing every single emotion known to man over the course of the 1982 album ‘the dreaming’

[angelfirewalker]

Yes watching Good Omens yet again ...

"Quelle surprise"

During the trial in Hell of Crowley (aka Aziraphale disguised as AJC).

There is a line when they ask ...

'Creatures of Hell.... you have heard the evidence against the demon known as Crowley, what is your verdict?'

"GUILTY GUILTY GUILTY!"

Reminds me of a line in Kate Bush song.

It comes from her masterpiece The 9th Wave from 1985.. Side 2 of The Hounds of Love Album. I ADORE it... it was considered very weird and strange back then....and still is to many folks now.

The line comes from a song called Waking the Witch... very apt for Season 1 G.O.

"What say you good people...

GUILTY, GUILTY, GUILTY !"

Everything I watch the scene, I hear Kate's song in my head.

In many ways, Good Omens opens the files on the hard drive of my memories frequently.....

God only knows what else I will post about my personal triggers from Good Omens...lol!

Original album version of Waking the Witch.

I was lucky enough to see it performed live in 2014, I had wanted to see Kate perform live since her previous tour in 1979 when I was too young to go.

I love Kate's wings as the blackbird part of Waking the Witch as she is in the water, it reminds of Crowley's fallen Angel wings and also when he was being pulled to hell in Edinburgh.

Screenshots from video below .

Just found this if anyone wants to see The 9th Wave live.

Just audio in next link live.

Kate has become very popular since Stranger Things, but I remember her first appearance on Top of the Pops in 1978.

Kate and David Bowie guided me to Lindsay Kemp as a teenager... somehow, we all find a path if we follow our dreams. I did meet Kate numerous times backstage at Kemp shows as she often came to see Lindsay and Douglas McNicol, who danced with her a lot around 1982....during The Dreaming era.

Kate and Douglas.

We sadly lost Douglas 2 days after Christmas 2023. Rest in Peace McDougie.♡

Kate backstage at Sadlers Wells with Lindsay and David Tomlinson (Mary Poppins and Bedknobs fame) 1985.

Kate in front and me behind both in white shirts, I hardly ever wore my hair down when I was working . Lindsay's Onnagata talk at Sadlers Wells 1991.

The talk, Kate came to with Linds.... you can see her come in and Lindsay telling her to sit with me.

Song Lyrics to waking the witch by Kate Bush .....

Wake up

Good morning, ma'am

Your early morning call

You must wake up

Wake up

Wake up, man

Wake up, child

Pay attention

Come on, wake up

Wake up, love

We should make the night

But see your little lights alive

Stop that lying (ma needs a shower, get out of bed)

And sleeping in bed, get up

Little light

Can you not see that little light up there?

Where?

There

Where?

Over here

You still in bed?

Wake up, sleepy head

We are of the going water and the gone

We are of water in the Holy Land of water

Don't you know you've kept him waiting

Look who's here to see you

You won't burn (red, red roses)

You won't bleed (pinks and posies)

Confess to me, girl (red, red roses, go down)

Spiritus Sanctus in nomine

Spiritus Sanctus in nomine

Spiritus Sanctus in nomine

Spiritus Sanctus in nomine

Poor little thing (red, red roses)

The blackbird (pinks and posies)

Wings in the water (red, red roses)

Go down (go down, pinks and posies)

Deus et dei domino inferno

Deus et dei domino inferno

Deus et dei domino inferno

Deus et dei domino inferno

What is it, child?

Bless me, father, bless me father, for I have sinned

Help me, listen to me, listen to me, tell me (red, red roses)

Help me, baby, don't go (red, red ro-)

I question your innocence

She's a witch (help this blackbird, there's a stone around my leg)

Ha, damn you, woman

(Help this blackbird, there's a stone around my leg)

What say you, good people (guilty, guilty, guilty)

Well, are you responsible for your actions? (This blackbird)

Not guilty (help this blackbird)

Wake up the witch

Get out of the waves

Get out of the water

[lakefucine]

Hounds of Love is the fifth studio album by English musician Kate Bush, released on 16 September 1985 by EMI Records.[3] It was a commercial success and marked a return to the public eye for Bush after the relatively low sales of her previous album, 1982's The Dreaming. The album's lead single, "Running Up That Hill (A Deal with God)", became one of Bush's biggest hits, giving Bush her second UK number-one single in June 2022. The album's first side produced three further singles, "Cloudbusting", "Hounds of Love", and "The Big Sky". The second side, subtitled The Ninth Wave, forms a conceptual suite about a woman drifting alone in the sea at night.

[mybeingthere]

Esther Haywood, born 1982

in Alice Springs, NT

LANGUAGE GROUP: Alyawarre

COMMUNITY: Utopia, NT

Esther Haywood is part of the exciting next generation of Utopian artists who are using artmaking as a means to uphold their commitment to traditional culture and knowledge. She belongs to the Alyawarre language group and associates with her grandmothers country of Atnangkere in the Utopia region, approximately 230kms north east of Alice Springs.

As a child Esther was surrounded by celebrated Utopian artists who had led the way in depicting their ancient dreaming stories in a highly contemporary and expressive manner. Her aunties include the late Ada Bird Petyarre and Kathleen Petyarre and her cousin is Gracie Pwerle Morton.Her grandmother, internationally acclaimed artist Gloria Petyarre (deceased), taught her the songs, dances and body paint designs to all the stories that belong to her Atnangkere country. In later years, Esther also cared for her grandmother and assisted her with painting.

Esther's intimate knowledge of her culture and Country, as well as her considerable experience in painting with acrylics and canvas, has resulted in an extraordinary body of work for an artist who has only painted in her own right for a short number of years. Her sense of artistic authority has developed quickly and she is exciting everyone with the boldness and beauty of her paintings.

She carries on her grandmother's bush medicine leaf style. Bush Medicine leaves are healing leaves of the Kurrajong tree used by women from the Utopia region in traditional bush medicines. Through painting, Esther pays homage to the spirit of the bush medicine leaves to ensure its regeneration, so her people can continue to benefit from its medicinal powers.As an artist Esther has an incredible eye for detail and beautiful use of colour. Her works are radiant and dynamic. We look forward to seeing Esther develop on her incredible talent in the coming years.

Copyright Kate Owen Gallery June 2021

https://www.kateowengallery.com/artists/Est981/Est18099.htm

[pierppasolini]

@mad0nna asked: favorite 60s/70s/80s music?

Pictured above are some of my favorite albums from the 60s/70s/80s (in no particular order)...

R1: Yellow Magic Orchestra - Technodelic (1981), Masahiro Kuwana - Tequila Moon (1979), Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here (1975), Haruomi Hosono - S・F・X (1985)

R2: Harald Grosskopf - Synthesist (1980), Tonto's Expanding Head Band - Zero Time (1971), Sly and Robbie - Language Barrier (1985), Kate Bush - Lionheart (1978)

R3: Takumi - Meat the Beat (1983), Howlin’ Wolf - Howlin’ Wolf (1962), Thomas Leer - The Scale Of Ten (1985), Pictures - Pictures (1983)

R4: Pink Floyd - Animals (1977), Grace Jones - Nightclubbing (1981), Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon (1973), Ryuichi Sakamoto - Left Handed Dream (1981)

R5: Elvis Presley - Elvis is Back! (1960), Hideki Saijo - Twilight Made... (1985), Yukihiro Takahashi - Neuromantic (1981), Al Green - Call Me (1973)

R6: Peter Richard - Frozen Red (1983), Grace Jones - Warm Leatherette (1980), Stump - Mud on a Colon (1986), Yellow Magic Orchestra - BGM (1981)

R7: Yukihiro Takahashi - Tomorrow's Just Another Day (1983), Pink Floyd - The Wall (1979), Yellow Magic Orchestra - Naughty Boys (1983), Pink Floyd - Meddle (1971)

R8: The Sonics - Introducing The Sonics (1967), Marvin Gaye - Let’s Get it On (1973), The Drifters - Under the Boardwalk (1964), Yukihiro Takahashi - What, Me Worry? (1982)

R9: Prince - Controversy (1981), The Spoils of War - The Spoils of War (1969), Sven Grünberg - Hingus (1981), Haruomi Hosono - Philharmony (1982)

R10: Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine (1989), Alvin Lee - Pump Iron! (1975), David Bowie - Hunky Dory (1971), Tangerine Dream - Zeit (1972)

There are so many more albums and artists from those decades that I am very much into, of course. But I already got too carried away as it is.