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[redgunamo]

Got loads of Kate Bush LP's. I think she's terrific. Joni Mitchell too, had a few moments. Notably Hissing of Summer Lawns with Tom Scott of Starsky & Hutch fame. That one is so good, Herbie Hancock did a tribute cover of it.

I never got the appeal of Kate Bush. She gave me the creeps. Weird, spiky dancing, wobbly, shrieky voice and scary eyes. Not into Joni Mitchell either but I don't have a list of reasons. Maybe something about whining about wanting a Mercedes Benz.

When you said you didn't like them did you use diplomatic language about taste or did you say they were shít and anyone who likes them is an idiot?

[Burney]

Got loads of Kate Bush LP's. I think she's terrific. Joni Mitchell too, had a few moments. Notably Hissing of Summer Lawns with Tom Scott of Starsky & Hutch fame. That one is so good, Herbie Hancock did a tribute cover of it.

Yup. Kate Bush was ace - and fanciable.

Joni Mitchell - despite being a horse-faced Canadian and the Laurel Canyon village bike - produced Blue, Ladies of the Canyon, Court and Spark and The Hissing of Summer Lawns, which represents a vastly more considerable body of work than most of her male contemporaries.

[Sir C]

Yup. Kate Bush was ace - and fanciable.

Joni Mitchell - despite being a horse-faced Canadian and the Laurel Canyon village bike - produced Blue, Ladies of the Canyon, Court and Spark and The Hissing of Summer Lawns, which represents a vastly more considerable body of work than most of her male contemporaries.

Moose-faced Canadian, surely?

[Burney]

Moose-faced Canadian, surely?

I suppose so, yes.

You can't blame the whole of Canada for WES, though.

[redgunamo]

A little harsh on St. Joan, imo. Isn't the whole point about the Swinging 60's and 70's that every bird, everywhere was the village bike?

Yup. Kate Bush was ace - and fanciable.

Joni Mitchell - despite being a horse-faced Canadian and the Laurel Canyon village bike - produced Blue, Ladies of the Canyon, Court and Spark and The Hissing of Summer Lawns, which represents a vastly more considerable body of work than most of her male contemporaries.