Kate Bush: September 2012

Sunday, September 30, 2012

KATE BUSH KT BUSH BAND 1977 MAGAZINE PHOTO

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Celtic Tree Month of Ivy Begins

Celtic Tree Month of Ivy-Ivy Moon: September 30-October 27.

Saturday, September 22, 2012

Happy Autumnal Equinox!

Nick Drake-"Time of No Reply" with video of his home and grave. Film by Julian Davies.

Summer was gone and the heat died down

And Autumn reached for her golden crown

I looked behind as I heard a sigh

But this was the time of no reply.

The sun went down and the crowd went home

I was left by the roadside all alone

I turned to speak as they went by

But this was the time of no reply.

The time of no reply is calling me to stay

There is no hello and no goodbye

To leave there is no way.

The trees on the hill had nothing to say

They would keep their dreams till another day

So they stood and thought and wondered why

For this was the time of no reply.

Time goes by from year to year

And no one asks why I am standing here

But I have my answer as I look to the sky

This is the time of no reply.

The time of no reply is calling me to stay

There`s no hello and no goodbye

To leave there is no way.

Happy Vernal Equinox to everyone in the Southern Hemisphere.

Sunday, September 16, 2012

Hounds of Love turns 27, today.

Incredible album! I love "Waking the Witch" and I love the photos and art used in this video. Enjoy!

Thursday, September 13, 2012

The Dreaming turns 30 years old today.

The Dreaming is a brilliant album! A true masterpiece. It was released on September 13, 1982. I'm listening to it as I post on all of my blogs and social networking sites. Celebrating the 30th anniversary of The Dreaming. It's a great day. :-)

Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Kate Bush - Carmilla, aka Coming Up, Camilla, and Surrender Into the Roses

Uploaded by keithdeweese on Jul 19, 2009

The appropriations for this video: one 19th century vampire novella, "Carmilla"; two Kate Bush songs, "Carmilla" (aka, "Camilla," "Coming Up," "Surrender Into the Roses") and "Under the Ivy"; one Roger Vadim film, "Et mourir de plaisir" (aka, "Blood and Roses"); and one terrific performance by Annette Vadim as Carmilla...

"Carmilla" Illustration. I read "Carmilla" by J.S. Le Fanu every year. :-)