For those who don’t know she was only 19 here, this was her debut song and became the first female uk single artist to have a no 1 with a self written song
Kate Bush is an actual genius. She wrote this song as a teenager (19, I think) and was writing songs at 13 that she’d record later. This song is an absolutely unique piece of music. I listen to it often.
Наверно не так , не нужно сарказма . Это хоть и маленький но не страз а алмаз на небосводе эстрады . Без таких всполохов не было видно других ярких комет эст рады . Моё мнение . Она талант и яркая звёздочка своего времени и момента . В сём добра ❤ @@haydenwalton2766
A mysterious song by a mysterious singer about a mysterious novel written by a mysterious author. No wonder this song gets stuck in the back of ones mind for a lifetime.
sorry but the book wich the song is referred, the novel "cime tempestose/wuthering heights" is all than mysterious,is one of the materpiece of the british literature of XIX century :)
@@marinalvahigino2736 Probablemente sea porque Kathy (el personaje que Kate interpreta) es un fantasma en el cuento en el momento de la canción. La historia corta es un poco un romance de terror.
Sometimes this song makes me cry. Especially when I feel lonely in the middle of the night. Nothing has changed. Only my age. 1978 I was 19, now I am 61
When she was asked about the pitch of her voice she explained she is playing a character named kathy who is a ghost coming home. Makes it more special knowing this
We played this song at the funeral for our beloved father who passed away in 2015. He loved this song dearly, and it had a huge impact on my childhood. I still love it today.
She was my first crush and I was about 9 lol, I've told my wife that this is to be played at my funeral. I've loved this song from the first time I heard it.
@@gaylordparis4548 welcome to my obsession lol. Check out “The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever” they hold this once a year in Melbourne Australia and other places around the world. Seeing these events is how I first got introduced to Kate Bush.
@@conorchristmas6844 I'm going to the Brisbane one. My son and daughter in law think I'm nuts. The most creatively artistic woman to have ever graced the planet. Everything about her is genuine, she is humble and befuddled by the adoration. Quite simply the best.
The beauty of Wuthering Heights is almost unbearable. She’s just a teenager, with that one in a billion voice and her songwriting genius. Kate Bush, waving hello to the world in 1978 - and still enchanting new generations. Incredibly brave, unique, beautiful and musically advanced at the age of 19. Unbelievable.
Bonjour Kate, vous êtes juste splendide, tout est beau chez vous,si bien que je montre à mes petits enfants qu'il existe des artistes qui peuvent nous faire rêver en chantant et dansant comme vous savez si bien le faire , merci pour ça ❤
@@eldesgraciado6690Oh, but I don't need to. The number of hands up clearly shows that there's nothing cringy about my comment. I'm sorry you got a wrong impression that your comment disturbed me in any way.
Imagine being a session musician on this. You show up to the studio and are told you’re going to be backing some 19-year-old pop singer. GROAN. Then you start playing and within seconds realize that in fact you’re playing with a once-in-a-century genius. A Beethoven. Wild shit, truly.
Weird the way she stopped singing and went into super hermit mode properly seen enough what what happens in the music industry and all the shannagans and thought nah I don't want anymore of that..
I am 60year old Afro American WOMAN 💋 💋 💋 💋 and low and behold I am finding out about Ms Kate Bush in the year 2024♥️❤️❤️♥️and I found out Miss Kate Bush was 65 just a few years older than me....So glad that I am now familiar with her existence here in earth and what she means to all the fans near and far and around the globe....i This amazing talented singer and performer been around since I'm not sure just when I'm guessing since the seventies so glad the Rock and Roll hall of Fame academy acknowledged Miss Kate Bush and inducted her I'll never forget the day when I saw Kate Bush for the first time in all my life and surely I thank God that St Vincent introduced me to this amazing woman ❤️♥️♥️miss Kate Bush and her catalog of hits and legions of fans all around the globe ❤❤❤so proud too say i am now a fan of Kate's songs this song is absolutely favorites of mines 💫🌟⭐☀️ so beautifully composed and well written and i absolutely love it oh my god 😘it's absolutely wonderful touches me GREATLY ❤️ honestly makes me teary eyed 😢
Welcome to the group Suri-A. Keying in "Kate Bush Day" in a search engine will yield a lot of links of people in long red dresses, dancing to this tune. It's been held annually in the US, UK, Europe, Australia, New Zealand . . . since 2016. This is also long before she got rediscovered by Stranger Things fans. I've got to plan to go to one of these flash mobs and dance along with them - in red. 🙂
@@GarthPrice-ej6bt heah thanks a million for sharing commentary about the incomparable Miss Kate Bush so glad I found out about her I really enjoy all the songs and videos I've seen and heard so far..I plan to pay a visit to Amoeba Records here in Los Angeles California I plan to purchase as many albums by Kate Bush that I possibly can she is a phenomenal powerhouse of a vocalist ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Some of her songs still make me teary eyed (as a 55 year old dude). My parents gave me The Kick Inside as a Christmas present in 79 and I was enthralled. Such an unusual and innovative songwriter, who has kept me fascinated with each of her albums. If I were offered the opportunity to have lunch (or drinks) with anyone at all, I’d probably pick her.
Your life is about to change forever. I was also taken aback by this revelation. This song was a significant part of my childhood, and as someone who wasn't a English speaker, I couldn't comprehend the lyrics back then.
@@Sergiofreitas5Same!!! I loved the song as a 4 year old but didn't speak English. As a teenager I probably read WH for 10 or more times. I was in other musical waters. At 49 I realised that this song was actually Cathy singing. Made by a teen almost and in a genius way. With incredible feelings that no one who's covering it somehow doesn't dig but just goes for the high pitched voice. This is a dream come true. Top book plus top composition.
Lyrics: Out on the wily, windy moors We'd roll and fall in green You had a temper like my jealousy Too hot, too greedy How could you leave me When I needed to possess you? I hated you, I loved you, too Bad dreams in the night They told me I was going to lose the fight Leave behind my wuthering, wuthering Wuthering Heights Heathcliff, it's me, I'm Cathy I've come home, I'm so cold Let me in your window Heathcliff, it's me, I'm Cathy I've come home, I'm so cold Let me in your window Ooh, it gets dark, it gets lonely On the other side from you I pine a lot, I find the lot Falls through without you I'm coming back love Cruel Heathcliff, my one dream My only master Too long I roam in the night I'm coming back to his side, to put it right I'm coming home to wuthering, wuthering Wuthering Heights Heathcliff, it's me, I'm Cathy I've come home, I'm so cold Let me in your window Heathcliff, it's me, I'm Cathy I've come home, I'm so cold Let me in your window Ooh, let me have it Let me grab your soul away Ooh, let me have it Let me grab your soul away You know it's me, Cathy Heathcliff, it's me, I'm Cathy I've come home, I'm so cold Let me in your window Heathcliff, it's me, I'm Cathy I've come home, I'm so cold Let me in your window Heathcliff, it's me, I'm Cathy I've come home, I'm so cold
Esta obra prima da Kate Bush é a minha música preferida. Pois. Na minha adolescência eu escutava com meu irmão em um rádio tosco que nós tínhamos. Era um sábado à noite e tinha um programa na Rádio CORREIO de João Pessoa. Éramos paupérrimos. Mas, tínhamos um rádio. Hoje, posso escutar quantas vezes quiser. Por isso sou fã desta obra. E escuto todos os sábados a noite. I Love Kate Bush.
This song evokes such a harrowing melancholy in me, especially the guitar solo in the end: it weeps in yearning, longing, grief. Cathy and Heathcliff's love was so complicated, nasty, and toxic, and I find it so relatable to me and the love that suffered me a lot.
Isn't weird every now and then a song just gets in our heads ...I heard this for the first time today 3/26/24 can't stop listening to it ....I got a taste of it today from a top ten list of 1978 and heard a little ...so looked it up...amazing
I used to be terrified of this song as a kid, even though I didn't speak a word in English, but at the same time i loved the melody and vocals in it. They sure tell an eerie story. Now that I am old enough to no longer be afraid of the monster under my bed I can experience the genius of this track even more ♡
Emily Bronte was very young when she wrote the novel - she died of tuberculosis (the great pandemic of the 19th century) at 30, and the novel was only published the year before - under a male name as it was nearly impossible to publish as a woman - but she had written it years earlier. She’d been writing all her life, as had her sisters. The novel is elemental. It’s brilliant. Cathy to Heathcliff: You have broken my heart. Heathcliff: I have not broken your heart. You have broken it. And in breaking it, you have broken mine.
ah very well said, and that is an epic quote. i read wuthering heights in a lit class and lawdy what a ride. one of my all time favorite reads. cheers.
Bruno Rodríguez Well, not strictly an epidemic, but certainly pervasive and endemic. It is estimated it killed about 50% of all people who died between the ages of 18 and 35 in the 19th century (based on autopsy reports), when the death rate was astonishingly high by today’s standards, especially in cities. Most diseases of the time killed quickly, but consumption took its time. Its cause was not identified until late in the century. Charlotte Bronte wrote that Emily spent years working on Wuthering Heights, completing it to her satisfaction in 1846 (possibly because she knew she was nearing death). She is without a doubt, to my mind, the most brilliant and talented of the Brontes, and her novel one of the greatest ever written in the English language. That’s my position, 1, 2, 3, and I’m sticking to it.
I was about 12 years old when I saw her for the first time in tv. I realized there are things above the Bay City Rollers, Bee Gees and all the stuff I heard in my childhood. I just was sitting there, stunning, with my chin on my knees. Thank you so much Kate.❤
I was young when this was released. It was the weird song that nobody wanted to admit they had stuck in their heads. 40 years on, and having read Wuthering Heights several times, I realise how brilliantly bonkers this song is. It's still weird, haunting and stands alone in it's own world. She was brave for even trying to rework the novel into music; to pull it off in this spectacular way is genius.
What's awesome in my opinion is that she refused to back down to the record executives especially since the music industry in the UK didn't really take female musicians seriously until after this.
Bonkers? How is it *bonkers*? Hate when people say this. IMO it's anything but *bonkers*. It is, in actual fact, spot on. Rather reductive of you to claim it's *bonkers*. Had you , in fact, read the book,as you say you did... you'd surely know that that is a ridiculous claim. Though oddly KB hadn't even read the book herself at the point she wrote this. Yet she captured the atmosphere perfectly.
@Floyd1504 was he? that's very interesting. As a huge fan of Floyd. I used to be a regular on the South West free party scene. I started having a bit of a fling for a few weeks with a giirl called "India" a friend said to me "You know India is a Daughter of one of the members of Pink Floyd?" I replied straight away "Roger Waters" as she has that very distinctive face shape(she never told who her father was) . It sure was. We stayed friends for a long while after. She was/is very down to earth. I have worked. In the music industry all my life and met and worked for some very famous bands some real ego centric individuals but Roger and India were/are very down to earth.
@Floyd1504 Gilmour was a friend of the family who arranged for her to record a demo and helped get her a record deal, but he doesn’t play on this record.
It's 2024 and this is one of best songs i've ever heard. I'm only 18 and heard the end of the song on the radio and I thought i've gotta know what this song is. I found it and it's an absolute masterpiece! I even started to look up what the meaning behind it is and watching the interviews she gave about it. Absolutely incredible! Who's still here in 2024?
I am here and I am 54. Been a Kate Bush listener since 1985. I particularly adore this song - you have great taste in music! You may want to even read Wuthering Heights.
I'm 16, and I've known this song as long as I can remember because my mom loves Kate Bush, and being a huuuge fan of music from the 60s-80s, I can confidently say this is one of my favorite songs of all time.
A musical genius, she is. Creating a beautiful song out of a nightmare episode in a 19th century novel was already a peculiarly brave adventure, but insisting against her producers' opinion to make a single out of it shows unprecedented character and bravery. And now it's a worldwide trend with thousands of fans 😆 Well done Kate!
Surrealists rejoice! Bizarre in the best way possible. This video has it all: unusual chord progressions, 19th century gothic literature, moody anachronistic interpretive dance, a garishly red Stevie Nicks (gauzy) dress completely out of place in a dreary English landscape, a hauntingly shrill voice, catchy melodic hooks, electric guitar, grand piano, and orchestral strings...
For the longest time this was the only song from hers I knew that I really liked I don't know why I waited this long to check more of her stuff out but after hearing running up that hill I decided to listen to more of her stuff and I love it! I'm glad they featured her music in the show.
@@scandalasdog I would say Björk was the Kate Bush of her decade. I mean, KB was doing music before Björk. I love both tho, they're my favorite artists of all time.
I was 12 when I suddenly heard this in 1978. I thought what the hell? Who is this witchy woman and why is this song at # 1? Well, after a couple of weeks of hearing it everywhere I started to really like, and then love, this song! I then read Wuthering Heights the book, and liked the song even more! Pure, God-given songwriting genius from Kate Bush, with beautiful arrangements by her musicians and production crew.
She was 19 years old at the release. Music and lyrics by Kate Bush. Produced by Andrew Powell. Kate Bush doesn't write and compose in committee. Btw Google is free, it's not like you can't find her wikiped' page, articles, forums about her work, just sayin'.
What is really impressive is that she just shines, everything she does is magic- not like Queen, and I mean not like the Sting song it's just a privilege to watch her do a kind of magic. Half her talent and everyone would well - the less said about wanting to rule the world the better I think Tears For Fears covered that. :P
@Jakentosh The nostalgia you may be feeling may be due to this occurence: "... Kate Bush has become the first woman to have eight albums in the Official Albums Chart at the same time...". In 2014, Kate's "Before The Dawn" residency at Hammersmith Apollo had 22 sold out shows - causing her albums to return to the charts. This song - from "The Kick Inside" - was on one of those eight albums. You may have heard radio stations broadcasting this song when you were 10 years old.
Time is an illusion - everything that will ever be or happen is happening all at once in an instance - and it is possible to experience it oneself to a degree -
Every time I replay miss Brontes epic tale of ugly love and human frailty I also find myself revisiting miss Bush’s spot on tribute to their soul sucking obsession 😭
This song bewitched me. I went and read Wuthering Heights because I wanted to know the inspiration for the song. Then I fell in love with the book. Now when I hear this song, I know exactly what's happening and it sends chills down my spine. It's quite amazing how such a short song can capture the spirit of such a complex book. It's as if she really was channelling Emily Bronte when she wrote this.
@@katebushmusic8460 Wow. Thankyou for replying. You cannot know how happy that made me feel. Such a small gesture for such a large impact. Merci beaucoup 🌹🌷🌺🌸🏵️🌻
I was a little girl when first hearing this. My father played this daily so it always stayed with me. I was extremely lucky that as a child I only lived 20 mins from the Brontie family home. Many times I walked around the house / museum where everything was as it should be from that time and place. I recall vividly the large Black and White image of Emily Brontie, at the bottom of the stairs, it always fascinated me, there was something very spiritual about it.
I'm 44, my daughter is 17. She heard one of Kate's songs on my playlists and immediately knew who she was. Thanks to Spotify, there's an awesome musical bridge between our generations.
Serene, pristine and deranged, nobody should underestimate quite how shocking it was when the teenaged Bush emerged to the world with this haunting piano melodrama of her own creation. Casting herself as tragic heroine Cathy from Emily Bronte’s gothic romance, perhaps the reason so few pop songs are based on classic novels is that they’d have to live up to this.
I think the real reason they are not based on classic novels is that the song would never be commented on except by people trying to show the veneer of a soul when the song really should burn om the seventh plane of hell and be forgotten
@@ivegonehollow9364 bro why are you so mad, like maybe you don’t like it which is fine I guess it’s not for everyone and it’s understandable that a lot of people don’t like Kate Bush’s high pitched voice but a lot of people do like this song. Expressing your opinion about it is fine I just don’t see where the need for delivering vitriolic replies to every single comment praising this song comes from
@@doormantdarner7815 I said I understood everyone's has different taste but I seriously thought it was an snl skit no harm meant I honestly thought the video was a skit
@@ivegonehollow9364 no I’ve seen your other replies you talk about how much the song makes you want to kill yourself and how it belongs in the seventh circle of hell. Although there were SNL skits and daytime tv programmes that made fun of Kate Bush for how she acted in her music videos I literally don’t get what you’re going for here nothing in this video suggests it’s a skit I mean it’s on the official channel and it’s listed as the music video for this song. It’s okay if you were having a bad day and just really wanted to take it out on this song which is fine and everyone takes it out on something, at least on a song it’s harmless but idk maybe you should try more of her music you might enjoy it just to sort of stop and smell the flowers.
I don't know well enough to argue the point but she's the same age as me and I remember listening to this song most mornings before going to school when I was 15. She wrote Man With A Child In His Eyes before Wuthering Heights. Others too but they never made it to the charts.
This is an absolute master piece, unbelievable, eerie, mesmerizing, beautiful and captivating, and much much more. The talent of this girl was otherworldly
Kate Bush is a phenomenon that we can only admire and never fully understand. The level of originality, expression and grace all combined with a perfect vocal technic and perfection of movements just leaves us speechless and mesmerized every time we listen and look to her. An artist in all is dimensions.
She is the greatest her range amazing I loved her for 46 years I was 10 when I first saw her on TV in the 70's, I didn't know what love was but she made my heart feel funny, she was beautiful, I still feel the same today, if we only could, have stayed back in those times, the world just isn't the same, Kate changed my world that day, I even remember it like it was yesterday ❤
I loved this unique singer and she was also good at gymnastics . When Kate bush was 13 , she wrote a song called “A man with a child in his eyes” . It is so beautiful and she is so talented !
Filmed October 1977 by a film crew on their way to film an Ian Dury/ Elvis Costello concert that evening in Cardiff. Stopped on their way to video a 19-year-old (unknown) Kate Bush on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire dancing to a routine she had worked out.. Made with a meagre budget aimed to promote an expected release in November. The release was delayed (over the single cover) until late January 1978. Thanks to Capital Radio in London and Piccadily Radio in Manchester. (they had been playing the promo copies they got in November) it was guaranteed to be at least a minor hit so a new (White Dress) video was commissioned.
They made her redo the video ,there is a version in a white dress because at the time the red dress was seen as too sexual,can you actually believe that
I remember seeing this for the first time at seven years of age, and I've been transfixed ever since. Kate delivering for the dreamy girls everywhere ❤
i love how Kate states in the English documentary, during the dance lessons in preparation for her first (or second?) tour that she “isn’t a dancer” and then proceeds to knock us out with not only her voice but her beautiful and graceful dancing at the Hammersmith Odeon.
I was 17 years old with this song, I spent a lot of time in the disco dancing to it when they always put slow songs on the track. Afterwards we would sit on the couch and make out. The most wonderful years of life, mid 70s/80s from 16/19 years old. 🥰🤗🥰☮ I❤ Kate😘🌈
@SPatrick she was actually 10!!!!! We've never seen talent like this a song!?!?!?! Are you serious she wrote this and also is a women it's crazy!?!?!?!
This is 100% pure TALENT from the lovely Kate Bush. And this is how far we have fallen on "talent" in 35 years. I mean get this. Modern music critics keep comparing that horrible "Let It Go" song from the 2013 Disney film "Frozen" (sung by Demi Lovato - who was 21 - three years older than Kate was when she wrote and recorded "Wuthering Heights") to this beautiful masterpiece, which was NOT even a big hit here in the States (it was tabbed one of the top hits of the 1970's in Kate's native UK.) This comparison is highly laughable, given the FACT that Demi did NOT even write that damned song (several people, including that talentless hack Diane Warren, had a hand in writing that atrocity,) whereas OTOH, Kate wrote this song at age 18, unassisted. I'd really like to see a so-called "talent" from today like Demi even try to attempt singing "Wuthering Heights" or "Don't Give Up" (Kate's lovely duet with Peter Gabriel from his "So" album.) I bet she could NOT do it. That goofball Simon Cowell apparently hates "Wuthering Heights" so much that he will NOT even allow contestants on the talent shows he judges to sing the song as an intro audition. It just shows that today's so-called music experts do NOT know what talent is anymore. Demi Lovato? Give me a damned break!! Kate wins easily!!
...I think what I love about her so much is that she's totally weird and absolutely gorgeous and talented! I can watch/ listen to her for hours, Thank you Kate , I love you.:)
Whether you like her or not, you JUST go in a trance and you can't stop listening and watching. This song was written when she was 19!! Also voted as one of the hardest songs in history to sing.
For those who don’t know she was only 19 here, this was her debut song and became the first female uk single artist to have a no 1 with a self written song
Knew that.
She should also be awarded for the choreography/dancing as well, ha ha ha.
Hello 👋
How are you doing today?
and she stands 4' something, I kneel to her womanhood
Jep, 🌀
She's vibing unbelievably hard
Dude, we all wish we could vibe as hard as she.
wuthering heights was beyond a shadow of a doubt one of the hardest vibes in history
What's vibing?
she do be vibin tho
Vibin H. A . A. M
Kate Bush is an actual genius. She wrote this song as a teenager (19, I think) and was writing songs at 13 that she’d record later. This song is an absolutely unique piece of music. I listen to it often.
you know someone is a real talent when all they need is a red dress, a field and a bloody camera
Наверно не так , не нужно сарказма . Это хоть и маленький но не страз а алмаз на небосводе эстрады . Без таких всполохов не было видно других ярких комет эст рады . Моё мнение . Она талант и яркая звёздочка своего времени и момента . В сём добра ❤ @@haydenwalton2766
She is the Love of my musical Life.
She was 18 when she wrote this sing🎵
Unbelievable song ! Unbelievable… I wish I could dissolve in it …
A mysterious song by a mysterious singer about a mysterious novel written by a mysterious author. No wonder this song gets stuck in the back of ones mind for a lifetime.
E música parece sempre nos filmes de terror 😮
O Morro dos Ventos Uivantes, Emily Brontë. Literalmente uma música sobre Heathcliff e Catherine.
sorry but the book wich the song is referred, the novel "cime tempestose/wuthering heights" is all than mysterious,is one of the materpiece of the british literature of XIX century :)
🙈🫣
@@marinalvahigino2736 Probablemente sea porque Kathy (el personaje que Kate interpreta) es un fantasma en el cuento en el momento de la canción. La historia corta es un poco un romance de terror.
My mom used to sing this song in the kitchen while she was cooking, I love and miss her so much, wherever she is. RIP
So sorry for your lost just want you to know she's in a safe place in the heavens🙏🏾🙏🏾
lia13 thank you 🙏🏻
@@julianomaciel1532 that is so sad i am really sorry for you and your family's loss
Did she do the dance too?
She's in YOU
Sometimes this song makes me cry. Especially when I feel lonely in the middle of the night. Nothing has changed. Only my age. 1978 I was 19, now I am 61
I'm sorry you still feel lonely. I feel the same way about this song.
@@Cordy712 Life can be tough. But fortunately noone can take our dreams away from us.
I am listening now for the first time in a long time,your right nothing has changed, same feelings when I first heard it now I am 57.
@@hughsealy9426 I guess Kate Bush touched a lot of people with this masterpiece.
When I was 8 I played this song all the time. I’m 13 now. Kate has touched so many of us 💗
When she was asked about the pitch of her voice she explained she is playing a character named kathy who is a ghost coming home. Makes it more special knowing this
yes. Clearly it is so.
Evidently- she wrote a song in the voice of the female main protagonist, Cathy Earnshaw, of the book Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë.
Cathy let me in at your window - better still leave it open and I will sneak in and practice my under cover work - under the covers
It’s a book
We played this song at the funeral for our beloved father who passed away in 2015. He loved this song dearly, and it had a huge impact on my childhood. I still love it today.
The part where she says "its me, I'm Cathy. I'm home" HITS DIFFERENT EVERYTIME
chika fujiwara literally, like I am crying
literal chills man
Same, chillsssss
Heehee! It's me, I'm caffeine in my cola. So cold!
@@merajmasuk lmao wtf
She has a witchy woman vibe. I love it.
Totally
Them eyes 👀
she's beautiful but what's with the walk with arms out straight @.34, witchy vibes there
@@karenuk1 ja ja ja
@chad porter 2 years shy of 50. what does it mean?
*The* *definition* *of* *a* *classic* *masterpiece* *.*
and the “version 2” or red version is the definitive version
Yes me too
She was my first crush and I was about 9 lol, I've told my wife that this is to be played at my funeral. I've loved this song from the first time I heard it.
I was the same age and I was trying to process the Beatles and then trying to work out what this was all about...it's hard being a 9 year old boy.
this song is about a Ghost and being haunted by such do you want to be hunted by Kate?
It’s the middle of 2022 and Kate Bush is again on the charts with millions of new fans! 🎉
this track is the best :)
Im a New fan. I love this artist
@@gaylordparis4548 welcome to my obsession lol. Check out “The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever” they hold this once a year in Melbourne Australia and other places around the world. Seeing these events is how I first got introduced to Kate Bush.
@@conorchristmas6844 yes i saw the choreography would be in sync it would be prettier to watch😩👍
@@conorchristmas6844 I'm going to the Brisbane one. My son and daughter in law think I'm nuts.
The most creatively artistic woman to have ever graced the planet. Everything about her is genuine, she is humble and befuddled by the adoration.
Quite simply the best.
One of my few hobbies is playing Wuthering Heights to people who've never heard of it... 42 YEARS later and it's *still* REVOLUTIONARY
Axel Hyttnäs Telin first listening listening to it right now lol. Kate Bush is a Queen
It’s become popular on TikTok!
She was so ahead of her time!!! And she still is!
I try and there’s such mixed reactions and I’m over there vibing hard af without a care
My hobby is watching this vid
The beauty of Wuthering Heights is almost unbearable. She’s just a teenager, with that one in a billion voice and her songwriting genius. Kate Bush, waving hello to the world in 1978 - and still enchanting new generations. Incredibly brave, unique, beautiful and musically advanced at the age of 19. Unbelievable.
One-in-a-million voice + multidisciplinary artistic genius= one-of-a-kind
She is a magic creature.
She doesn't really sing in this voice she only done it to portray a ghost that's comes back to life and steals her lover..
I was 17 in 1978, and now I'll be 63 in less than a month. Every time I hear this song, I'm transported back to my youth.
Same, blew my little mind.🌻
Bonjour Kate, vous êtes juste splendide, tout est beau chez vous,si bien que je montre à mes petits enfants qu'il existe des artistes qui peuvent nous faire rêver en chantant et dansant comme vous savez si bien le faire , merci pour ça ❤
Lo mismo digo
64 two weeks ago today & feel the same way.
me too
My mum: “don’t come back here at 4am drunk”
Me waving through her window at 4am: 3:15
😂 brilliant!!!
😂
HAHAHAHAHAH
Omg screaming 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
brilliant
I'm so grateful that after crash-landing on Earth she decided to record some music for us, Earthlings.
Your comment is pure CRINGE.
@@eldesgraciado6690 So is your nickname.
@@winstonknowitall4181 Awwww, don't get all defensive about it.
@@eldesgraciado6690Oh, but I don't need to. The number of hands up clearly shows that there's nothing cringy about my comment. I'm sorry you got a wrong impression that your comment disturbed me in any way.
@@winstonknowitall4181 Kate Bush was born on July 30th1958 in London. What? You think she came from Planet Melmac? Kashyyyk maybe? LOL!
Imagine being a session musician on this. You show up to the studio and are told you’re going to be backing some 19-year-old pop singer. GROAN. Then you start playing and within seconds realize that in fact you’re playing with a once-in-a-century genius. A Beethoven. Wild shit, truly.
EXACTLY !!!
Standing Ovation always and for ever for Kate :)))
Weird the way she stopped singing and went into super hermit mode properly seen enough what what happens in the music industry and all the shannagans and thought nah I don't want anymore of that..
This comment was a joy to read
I am 60year old Afro American WOMAN 💋 💋 💋 💋 and low and behold I am finding out about Ms Kate Bush in the year 2024♥️❤️❤️♥️and I found out Miss Kate Bush was 65 just a few years older than me....So glad that I am now familiar with her existence here in earth and what she means to all the fans near and far and around the globe....i This amazing talented singer and performer been around since I'm not sure just when I'm guessing since the seventies so glad the Rock and Roll hall of Fame academy acknowledged Miss Kate Bush and inducted her I'll never forget the day when I saw Kate Bush for the first time in all my life and surely I thank God that St Vincent introduced me to this amazing woman ❤️♥️♥️miss Kate Bush and her catalog of hits and legions of fans all around the globe ❤❤❤so proud too say i am now a fan of Kate's songs this song is absolutely favorites of mines 💫🌟⭐☀️ so beautifully composed and well written and i absolutely love it oh my god 😘it's absolutely wonderful touches me GREATLY ❤️ honestly makes me teary eyed 😢
Welcome to the group Suri-A. Keying in "Kate Bush Day" in a search engine will yield a lot of links of people in long red dresses, dancing to this tune. It's been held annually in the US, UK, Europe, Australia, New Zealand . . . since 2016. This is also long before she got rediscovered by Stranger Things fans. I've got to plan to go to one of these flash mobs and dance along with them - in red. 🙂
@@GarthPrice-ej6bt heah thanks a million for sharing commentary about the incomparable Miss Kate Bush so glad I found out about her I really enjoy all the songs and videos I've seen and heard so far..I plan to pay a visit to Amoeba Records here in Los Angeles California I plan to purchase as many albums by Kate Bush that I possibly can she is a phenomenal powerhouse of a vocalist ❤️❤️❤️❤️
God ,im glad you caught up with her talent.I was amazed by her unique sound back in 78.
Me too I am 60😊
Some of her songs still make me teary eyed (as a 55 year old dude). My parents gave me The Kick Inside as a Christmas present in 79 and I was enthralled. Such an unusual and innovative songwriter, who has kept me fascinated with each of her albums. If I were offered the opportunity to have lunch (or drinks) with anyone at all, I’d probably pick her.
I wish people could be so unapologetically themselves like this.
What makes her unapologetic?
They are but they're not Kate Bush
I know what you mean
Golden Sunset she is being herself without trying to fit in and copy the mainstream
@@orangepulp392 this is a right we have from birth! No one should apologize for being himself! She is perfectly normal
It has been 45 years years and I finally understand that Kate is singing from the perspective of a heartbroken ghost.
She’s Cathy! From the book! It’s fantastic!
Your life is about to change forever. I was also taken aback by this revelation. This song was a significant part of my childhood, and as someone who wasn't a English speaker, I couldn't comprehend the lyrics back then.
@@Sergiofreitas5Same!!! I loved the song as a 4 year old but didn't speak English.
As a teenager I probably read WH for 10 or more times.
I was in other musical waters.
At 49 I realised that this song was actually Cathy singing. Made by a teen almost and in a genius way. With incredible feelings that no one who's covering it somehow doesn't dig but just goes for the high pitched voice.
This is a dream come true. Top book plus top composition.
@@silviamaiaholanda5068 I just read the book courtesy of this earworm! It was a lot 😳 Didn’t expect quite so much violence and death!
@@mouselovinladyyes it’s so sad and heartbreaking.
Lyrics:
Out on the wily, windy moors
We'd roll and fall in green
You had a temper like my jealousy
Too hot, too greedy
How could you leave me
When I needed to possess you?
I hated you, I loved you, too
Bad dreams in the night
They told me I was going to lose the fight
Leave behind my wuthering, wuthering
Wuthering Heights
Heathcliff, it's me, I'm Cathy
I've come home, I'm so cold
Let me in your window
Heathcliff, it's me, I'm Cathy
I've come home, I'm so cold
Let me in your window
Ooh, it gets dark, it gets lonely
On the other side from you
I pine a lot, I find the lot
Falls through without you
I'm coming back love
Cruel Heathcliff, my one dream
My only master
Too long I roam in the night
I'm coming back to his side, to put it right
I'm coming home to wuthering, wuthering
Wuthering Heights
Heathcliff, it's me, I'm Cathy
I've come home, I'm so cold
Let me in your window
Heathcliff, it's me, I'm Cathy
I've come home, I'm so cold
Let me in your window
Ooh, let me have it
Let me grab your soul away
Ooh, let me have it
Let me grab your soul away
You know it's me, Cathy
Heathcliff, it's me, I'm Cathy
I've come home, I'm so cold
Let me in your window
Heathcliff, it's me, I'm Cathy
I've come home, I'm so cold
Let me in your window
Heathcliff, it's me, I'm Cathy
I've come home, I'm so cold
Esta obra prima da Kate Bush é a minha música preferida. Pois. Na minha adolescência eu escutava com meu irmão em um rádio tosco que nós tínhamos. Era um sábado à noite e tinha um programa na Rádio CORREIO de João Pessoa.
Éramos paupérrimos. Mas, tínhamos um rádio.
Hoje, posso escutar quantas vezes quiser.
Por isso sou fã desta obra. E escuto todos os sábados a noite.
I Love Kate Bush.
I bet in 1818 when Emily was born, she never dreamed that her characters would live on in so many different haunting and beautiful forms.
Well I doubt she was having such complex thoughts as a baby.
@@crispsaturday - This deserves far more thumbs.
Except that's exactly what happens at the end of the book
@@robertcharon5791 i have to give it another read , i found Jane Austin ingenious. She had a sarcastic wit that could peel paint off the wall.
@@crispsaturday This comment is gold
This song was written, choreographed and directed by her. She's insanely talented. I had a crush on her for years
I still have a crush on her haha
@@audreydayton7042 u like em old and loose huh
@@bpswank429 Wow - edgy. Yes, we know. Women lose their value as they age and the bloom of youth is gone. Men get distinguished over time. We get it.
Same
@@mjrussell414 the feminist is here
This song evokes such a harrowing melancholy in me, especially the guitar solo in the end: it weeps in yearning, longing, grief. Cathy and Heathcliff's love was so complicated, nasty, and toxic, and I find it so relatable to me and the love that suffered me a lot.
Isn't weird every now and then a song just gets in our heads ...I heard this for the first time today 3/26/24 can't stop listening to it ....I got a taste of it today from a top ten list of 1978 and heard a little ...so looked it up...amazing
I used to be terrified of this song as a kid, even though I didn't speak a word in English, but at the same time i loved the melody and vocals in it. They sure tell an eerie story. Now that I am old enough to no longer be afraid of the monster under my bed I can experience the genius of this track even more ♡
imagine showing this to emily bronte i feel like she would respect the vibe
Hey .top
None of them were in the best of health, they probably would have died in shock.
Can you imagine showing this to Heathcliff though
spot on
Omg yessss! I thought this, yes! Such a familiar feeling!
Emily Bronte was very young when she wrote the novel - she died of tuberculosis (the great pandemic of the 19th century) at 30, and the novel was only published the year before - under a male name as it was nearly impossible to publish as a woman - but she had written it years earlier. She’d been writing all her life, as had her sisters. The novel is elemental. It’s brilliant.
Cathy to Heathcliff: You have broken my heart.
Heathcliff: I have not broken your heart. You have broken it. And in breaking it, you have broken mine.
ah very well said, and that is an epic quote. i read wuthering heights in a lit class and lawdy what a ride. one of my all time favorite reads. cheers.
1. Tuberculosis is not even a pandemic
2. The novel was written in 1846 and published in 1847
3. The novel is perfect
Bruno Rodríguez Well, not strictly an epidemic, but certainly pervasive and endemic. It is estimated it killed about 50% of all people who died between the ages of 18 and 35 in the 19th century (based on autopsy reports), when the death rate was astonishingly high by today’s standards, especially in cities. Most diseases of the time killed quickly, but consumption took its time. Its cause was not identified until late in the century. Charlotte Bronte wrote that Emily spent years working on Wuthering Heights, completing it to her satisfaction in 1846 (possibly because she knew she was nearing death). She is without a doubt, to my mind, the most brilliant and talented of the Brontes, and her novel one of the greatest ever written in the English language. That’s my position, 1, 2, 3, and I’m sticking to it.
Tuberculosis
- Arthur Morgan
I’m so proud my mum named me after Emily Brontë.
I could watch this on an endless loop for eternity
Eu também, inclusive já repeti hoje 6 vezes
I honestly believe that this is one of the best songs ever made. Kate Bush is phenomenal..Wow😮.AN ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE❤
I really love the interpretative dance. She's like part haunting scary ghost and part a tree moving its branches in the wind.
Really?? All I saw was Noel Fielding dancing :)
Her dancing is totally unique, just does wtf she wants, and I love it!
part.. autistic person trying to be artistic.
SHE'S NUTS!
@@eldesgraciado6690 how so??
The way she dances here is EXACTLY how this song is supposed to make you feel. It’s beautifully on point
Yes I felt that too.
Sure is
In Australia, they have a day dedicated to which where everyone dances to this song in her fashion. Look it up. It's glorious.
Merveilleuse artiste 😍😍😍😍
She's portraying a ghost that comes back to life and steals her lover
The original filmclip...and its sublime.
Her essence...movement....lyrics......theatrics....music.
stunning...start to finish
I was about 12 years old when I saw her for the first time in tv. I realized there are things above the Bay City Rollers, Bee Gees and all the stuff I heard in my childhood. I just was sitting there, stunning, with my chin on my knees. Thank you so much Kate.❤
i just discovered kate bush’s music and i’m obsessed w her
Moi aussi mec.
that’s unnecessary enjoy the trip!! :D
Welcome home, @that’s
Me too
also me
I was young when this was released. It was the weird song that nobody wanted to admit they had stuck in their heads.
40 years on, and having read Wuthering Heights several times, I realise how brilliantly bonkers this song is. It's still weird, haunting and stands alone in it's own world. She was brave for even trying to rework the novel into music; to pull it off in this spectacular way is genius.
Yes this song is haunting. It is so bad it haunts me every night in my sleep
What's awesome in my opinion is that she refused to back down to the record executives especially since the music industry in the UK didn't really take female musicians seriously until after this.
@@ivegonehollow9364 Sorry! I'll find someone else to play with at night
@@BoudicaJ Dude.. Bonkers isnt used in an insulting way in the comment. its just another way of saying crazy/amazing/mind blowing
Bonkers? How is it *bonkers*?
Hate when people say this.
IMO it's anything but *bonkers*.
It is, in actual fact, spot on.
Rather reductive of you to claim it's *bonkers*. Had you , in fact, read the book,as you say you did... you'd surely know that that is a ridiculous claim.
Though oddly KB hadn't even read the book herself at the point she wrote this. Yet she captured the atmosphere perfectly.
I read that Kate recorded the vocals in one take. Just stellar!!
She stood out from the rest with her different approach to music and creativity.
I'm glad people are rediscovering kate bush and understanding how wonderful she is.
No gimmicks no big production no ghost writing just a 19 year old girl with one stunning voice and one epic song
@Floyd1504 was he? that's very interesting. As a huge fan of Floyd. I used to be a regular on the South West free party scene. I started having a bit of a fling for a few weeks with a giirl called "India" a friend said to me "You know India is a Daughter of one of the members of Pink Floyd?" I replied straight away "Roger Waters" as she has that very distinctive face shape(she never told who her father was) . It sure was. We stayed friends for a long while after. She was/is very down to earth. I have worked. In the music industry all my life and met and worked for some very famous bands some real ego centric individuals but Roger and India were/are very down to earth.
@Floyd1504 Gilmour was a friend of the family who arranged for her to record a demo and helped get her a record deal, but he doesn’t play on this record.
What you see is what you get no made up voice or anything still amazing
@ponponbeats He didn’t arrange it. He had no involvement in the record. He just helped Bush get her record contract in the first place.
100% correct - now days they have the technology but have lost the art.
It's 2024 and this is one of best songs i've ever heard. I'm only 18 and heard the end of the song on the radio and I thought i've gotta know what this song is. I found it and it's an absolute masterpiece! I even started to look up what the meaning behind it is and watching the interviews she gave about it. Absolutely incredible! Who's still here in 2024?
I am here and I am 54. Been a Kate Bush listener since 1985. I particularly adore this song - you have great taste in music! You may want to even read Wuthering Heights.
@@KiraLou06 That's awesome and thank you! Yeah i've already looked it up, and I know there's a series about it, so I might watch it aswell.
now read the book and keep in mind that it is absolutely not a romance as in a love story, but gothic romance as in the genre
Check out wuthering heights on itv starting Sarah Lancashire and Tom hardy ❤👍
I'm 16, and I've known this song as long as I can remember because my mom loves Kate Bush, and being a huuuge fan of music from the 60s-80s, I can confidently say this is one of my favorite songs of all time.
One of the most unique chord progressions in popular music
A,F,E,D flat
"You can't adapt an entire book into a 5 minute song."
Kate Bush: Hold my drink.
Depeche Mode held Kate Bush's drink and adapted Nabokov's "Lolita" into the song "A Question of Time". Both great songs, but Kate remains the queen!
bigos amigos flakostakos
Hhahhaaaa...true.
Obviously you can
arite im a gunna give you that
A musical genius, she is. Creating a beautiful song out of a nightmare episode in a 19th century novel was already a peculiarly brave adventure, but insisting against her producers' opinion to make a single out of it shows unprecedented character and bravery. And now it's a worldwide trend with thousands of fans 😆
Well done Kate!
The label EMI and not the producer of the album who was Andrew Powell
😂
And at 19 years old too. She’s so incredibly talented and smart
Surrealists rejoice! Bizarre in the best way possible. This video has it all: unusual chord progressions, 19th century gothic literature, moody anachronistic interpretive dance, a garishly red Stevie Nicks (gauzy) dress completely out of place in a dreary English landscape, a hauntingly shrill voice, catchy melodic hooks, electric guitar, grand piano, and orchestral strings...
@@mikustannie3953 Yep, it's impressive to have that confidence and independence of mind when one is barely an adult.
She's wonderful, multitalented, beautiful and crazy. I love Kate Bush ❤
@RossleMusic I prefer the word 'genius' (vs crazy) for observing a scene in an old BBC mini-series and making it come to life in song/dance.
@@GarthPrice-ej6bt Indeed. She's a genius.
There is something special about this song, almost hypnotizing in a way that you cant just only listen to it one time ...
If you write a master piece at the age of 18 it's special yeah 😂.
@@elijahfluw4347 that's so darn true 😁😂
Definetly man! I think about that song once a time every year and start listen over and over…
Welcome to all the new Kate Bush fans finding this for the 1st time. Now go listen to all her music, she is amazing and deserves everything!!
Thank you Stranger Things for introducing me to her!
For the longest time this was the only song from hers I knew that I really liked I don't know why I waited this long to check more of her stuff out but after hearing running up that hill I decided to listen to more of her stuff and I love it! I'm glad they featured her music in the show.
🤣
I’ve known about her for years but I’m only now starting to actually enjoy her music .best decision ever.
I fell in love with this song with Pat Benatar singing it. I kept seeing the video never clicked on it, mode that I have it's so pure
I like to think that Kate is still out there in those fields, dancing, waving, being the perfect enigma forever.
she's more than a singer, she's a performer, an icon, a legend! I adore her!!! Amazing Kate Bush, thank you for existing!♥
Oh my God you’re here watching this in 2024 too??
Incredible they let her do that... The song, the dance, the red dress... A truly umblemished vision, a gem
After all these years Kate Bush is still an enigma ... talented beyond description ... a true artist that never compromises her art ...
Yep, she was the "Bjork" of her decade.
@@scandalasdog I would say Björk was the Kate Bush of her decade. I mean, KB was doing music before Björk. I love both tho, they're my favorite artists of all time.
Way ahead of her time. I'm 31 and I'm a huge fan!
scandalasdog
The other way round, I think
@A A so did you come here to comment? Or listen to the song again? Don't feel guilty for liking it mate. Embrace it 😂
She did this in ONE TAKE.
As a teenager. 🏆
The more you know.
And now the more I know about Kate Bush the more I do not want to know and ugh please stop dancing
She was 19 years old at the time. Not really a teen.
Wow, I did not know that
@@aWinterBlood Good lord. You must be a teacher.
@@aWinterBlood 19 equals 9 teen so yeah she was a teen
I was 12 when I suddenly heard this in 1978. I thought what the hell? Who is this witchy woman and why is this song at # 1? Well, after a couple of weeks of hearing it everywhere I started to really like, and then love, this song! I then read Wuthering Heights the book, and liked the song even more! Pure, God-given songwriting genius from Kate Bush, with beautiful arrangements by her musicians and production crew.
She was 19 years old at the release. Music and lyrics by Kate Bush. Produced by Andrew Powell.
Kate Bush doesn't write and compose in committee. Btw Google is free, it's not like you can't find her wikiped' page, articles, forums about her work, just sayin'.
I accidentally found this song in 2006 and every couple of years I become obsessed with it again. She’s such an amazing artist.
"Ah geeze... Cathy's in the field waving again."
Best comment 😂
The edited out ending of wuthering heights
😭😭😭omg
😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂🤣
A masterpiece. Can't believe she wrote this at eighteen years old.
@@katebush6038 xD so fake
BEAUTIFUL SONG AND PERFORMER!
@Maya Morton I think you missed the comment I replied to, there was a fake Kate bush account lol
If you have the talent it's not so hard.
What is really impressive is that she just shines, everything she does is magic- not like Queen, and I mean not like the Sting song it's just a privilege to watch her do a kind of magic. Half her talent and everyone would well - the less said about wanting to rule the world the better I think Tears For Fears covered that. :P
Had an out-of-nowhere nostalgia from this and I was born in 2004. How is that possible 😅 This was way before my time
Omg you're the same age and I feel the same way 😊 2004s rules
@Jakentosh The nostalgia you may be feeling may be due to this occurence: "... Kate Bush has become the first woman to have eight albums in the Official Albums Chart at the same time...". In 2014, Kate's "Before The Dawn" residency at Hammersmith Apollo had 22 sold out shows - causing her albums to return to the charts. This song - from "The Kick Inside" - was on one of those eight albums. You may have heard radio stations broadcasting this song when you were 10 years old.
Time is an illusion - everything that will ever be or happen is happening all at once in an instance - and it is possible to experience it oneself to a degree -
Every time I replay miss Brontes epic tale of ugly love and human frailty I also find myself revisiting miss Bush’s spot on tribute to their soul sucking obsession 😭
This song bewitched me. I went and read Wuthering Heights because I wanted to know the inspiration for the song. Then I fell in love with the book. Now when I hear this song, I know exactly what's happening and it sends chills down my spine. It's quite amazing how such a short song can capture the spirit of such a complex book. It's as if she really was channelling Emily Bronte when she wrote this.
@@katebushmusic8460 Wow. Thankyou for replying. You cannot know how happy that made me feel. Such a small gesture for such a large impact. Merci beaucoup 🌹🌷🌺🌸🏵️🌻
“ Sends chills down my spine “ - for me, I feel an ache inside.
How many songs can do that to a person?
@@katebushmusic8460 get off of here
I was a little girl when first hearing this. My father played this daily so it always stayed with me. I was extremely lucky that as a child I only lived 20 mins from the Brontie family home. Many times I walked around the house / museum where everything was as it should be from that time and place. I recall vividly the large Black and White image of Emily Brontie, at the bottom of the stairs, it always fascinated me, there was something very spiritual about it.
@@markfernee3842 Kate Bush Music could be anyone.Beware
One of the most breathtakingly haunting and beautiful songs of my childhood. Gives me goosebumps.
Haven’t heard it in year’s but the goosebumps always come straight away!!🥰
Oh my goodness
Here to, each time over and over
It does that every time.
👍👍👍
Kate Bush should be awarded for how many people read Wuthering Heights because of this song
Count me in that group. Also, got "Ulysses" to get an idea of Kate's 'Sensual World' parallel to the Molly Bloom soliloquy.
Yup
So I’m a 90s child….this video is 2 generations before my time, and she was something special. ❤❤
Er.. This was 1979.unless kids were having kids at 10 or 11, it's only one generation from you
I'm 44, my daughter is 17. She heard one of Kate's songs on my playlists and immediately knew who she was. Thanks to Spotify, there's an awesome musical bridge between our generations.
As a 17 year old I fully agree with you :)
I found out about Kate Bush through Spotify too!!! Awesome
I’m 15, I love her!!
I'm 55 , so I was about 15 when she started out, so innovative.
Me too. Thanks to spotify 70s Playlist I found this artist
Greatest book report of all time. A++
Lol 😄 100% definitely!
🤣🤣🤣
LOLOLOL!!!!
I might reference it in my book report, it's so perfect!
@@katherinealexander9102 go for it lol
THE WORLDS BEST MUSIC VIDEO!!!
Nota 10000
Phenomenal and unique talent! Writing songs at such a young age!
Serene, pristine and deranged, nobody should underestimate quite how shocking it was when the teenaged Bush emerged to the world with this haunting piano melodrama of her own creation. Casting herself as tragic heroine Cathy from Emily Bronte’s gothic romance, perhaps the reason so few pop songs are based on classic novels is that they’d have to live up to this.
I think the real reason they are not based on classic novels is that the song would never be commented on except by people trying to show the veneer of a soul when the song really should burn om the seventh plane of hell and be forgotten
@@ivegonehollow9364 bro why are you so mad, like maybe you don’t like it which is fine I guess it’s not for everyone and it’s understandable that a lot of people don’t like Kate Bush’s high pitched voice but a lot of people do like this song. Expressing your opinion about it is fine I just don’t see where the need for delivering vitriolic replies to every single comment praising this song comes from
@@doormantdarner7815 I said I understood everyone's has different taste but I seriously thought it was an snl skit no harm meant I honestly thought the video was a skit
@@ivegonehollow9364 no I’ve seen your other replies you talk about how much the song makes you want to kill yourself and how it belongs in the seventh circle of hell. Although there were SNL skits and daytime tv programmes that made fun of Kate Bush for how she acted in her music videos I literally don’t get what you’re going for here nothing in this video suggests it’s a skit I mean it’s on the official channel and it’s listed as the music video for this song. It’s okay if you were having a bad day and just really wanted to take it out on this song which is fine and everyone takes it out on something, at least on a song it’s harmless but idk maybe you should try more of her music you might enjoy it just to sort of stop and smell the flowers.
add solar power and ur statement represents lorde's discography
She wrote this stunning song at the age of 18. A true musical and artistic genius !
You know it's not 13, you know it
@@isobeljames1328 Yes. 18.
actually, most songs of the first album were written when she was 12-15, so this one might be one of those
yes she is, there also a film wuthering heights black and while in french les Hauts du hurlevent I'd like to se again
I don't know well enough to argue the point but she's the same age as me and I remember listening to this song most mornings before going to school when I was 15. She wrote Man With A Child In His Eyes before Wuthering Heights. Others too but they never made it to the charts.
We had massive snow drifts when this was in the charts, I was 13 and Kate was a captivating songstress who broke the mould - bless you Kate ❤
Обожаю, спасибо мистеру Гилмору за, что он помогал юной Буш❤❤❤😊
Music and lyrics by Kate Bush
Produced by Andrew Powell
This is an absolute master piece, unbelievable, eerie, mesmerizing, beautiful and captivating, and much much more. The talent of this girl was otherworldly
Well said ❤
Brilliant comment. A plus.
Not to mention based on Bronte's famous novel Wuthering heights@@neils2357
Kate Bush is a phenomenon that we can only admire and never fully understand. The level of originality, expression and grace all combined with a perfect vocal technic and perfection of movements just leaves us speechless and mesmerized every time we listen and look to her. An artist in all is dimensions.
Its a bit like Mary Shelley when she wrote Frankenstein.
@@lewisner Spoiler alert, Shelley wrote it
Zawsze wracam do Niej od 1978 roku. Piękny głos. Utwór ponadczasowy. Czerwiec 2024
WHO IS HERE IN VI.2024 ?
I've been captivated by this song since I was a kid.
Kate Bush dancing in a forest looking like a flamboyant ethereal fairy is my new aesthetic.
You win the internet for this comment. My sentiments exactly!
You're witty!!👍🏽😍😊
The Romani Heathcliff approves...😊
And Taylor Swift comes by ……..
the fuck does "my aesthetic" mean
Will always take me back to my Mum singing “ it’s me I’m Cathy” in falsetto in my Australian kitchen as a kid ( her names Kathy) 😆👌
You have a cool Mom.
She is the greatest her range amazing I loved her for 46 years I was 10 when I first saw her on TV in the 70's, I didn't know what love was but she made my heart feel funny, she was beautiful, I still feel the same today, if we only could, have stayed back in those times, the world just isn't the same, Kate changed my world that day, I even remember it like it was yesterday ❤
I loved this unique singer and she was also good at gymnastics . When Kate bush was 13 , she wrote a song called “A man with a child in his eyes” . It is so beautiful and she is so talented !
Filmed October 1977 by a film crew on their way to film an Ian Dury/ Elvis Costello concert that evening in Cardiff. Stopped on their way to video a 19-year-old (unknown) Kate Bush on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire dancing to a routine she had worked out.. Made with a meagre budget aimed to promote an expected release in November.
The release was delayed (over the single cover) until late January 1978. Thanks to Capital Radio in London and Piccadily Radio in Manchester. (they had been playing the promo copies they got in November) it was guaranteed to be at least a minor hit so a new (White Dress) video was commissioned.
what a great story...history was made
I wish my relationship held on as strong as that flower in her hair 😂😂
Muito linda !!!
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How are you doing today?
I needed that laugh. Thank you
Relationships are what you of them, IF the other person feels the same way, the more you in, the more you back.
Say what you like….. no female artist has come close to her… she’s perfect
Beautiful voice, movements and dancing...everything is so sweet, gentle and smooth...She's always like an angel..I love it.
1978, Kate was 20 years old
2024, Kate is 66 years....
There are those fans who don't want to grow old with her...
The film cameras back in the 70s are a nostalgia of it's own.
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Kate Bush, in a red dress, dancing in a field somewhere. What more could you want from a video?
She's being a bit like Maria in the Sound of Music here what with her dancing and the hilly scene
@@endofchat7832 too right she is
It's as if the video couldn't contain her energy. How the camera tries to keep her in it's field of view. She is incredible.
Wombwell Woods, Yorkshire
They made her redo the video ,there is a version in a white dress because at the time the red dress was seen as too sexual,can you actually believe that
*0* *%* *nudity* *.*
*0* *%* *thrashtalk* *.*
*0* *%* *autotune* *.*
*💯* *%* *Kate* *Bush* *.*
Yep, all class
She used nudity many many times in her art.
When u have talent u dont need nudity
maybe the voice a do not know about the rest.
this is literally pitch corrected???
I remember seeing this for the first time at seven years of age, and I've been transfixed ever since. Kate delivering for the dreamy girls everywhere ❤
i love how Kate states in the English documentary, during the dance lessons in preparation for her first (or second?) tour that she “isn’t a dancer” and then proceeds to knock us out with not only her voice but her beautiful and graceful dancing at the Hammersmith Odeon.
I return here every so often, to practice the dance routine. Gotta make sure I can remember, just in case I ever need it.
Good idea
Same. Just in case I ever wind up in a forest all alone.
@@arneboom You never know
@@arneboom Lol. Being alone in a forest and not dancing like this would be deeply inappropriate.
@@tomcutts9200 I think you'll end up in jail if the feds found out you don't
Musical, theatre, drama, sex appeal. The one and only Kate Bush. Thank you for over forty years of pure pleasure. 🥰
I was 17 years old with this song, I spent a lot of time in the disco dancing to it when they always put slow songs on the track. Afterwards we would sit on the couch and make out. The most wonderful years of life, mid 70s/80s from 16/19 years old. 🥰🤗🥰☮ I❤ Kate😘🌈
Kate wrote this song when she was 18. 18! Incredible talent.
@SPatrick she was actually 10!!!!! We've never seen talent like this a song!?!?!?! Are you serious she wrote this and also is a women it's crazy!?!?!?!
Great talent indeed
And she hadn’t read the book when she wrote it!
This is 100% pure TALENT from the lovely Kate Bush. And this is how far we have fallen on "talent" in 35 years. I mean get this. Modern music critics keep comparing that horrible "Let It Go" song from the 2013 Disney film "Frozen" (sung by Demi Lovato - who was 21 - three years older than Kate was when she wrote and recorded "Wuthering Heights") to this beautiful masterpiece, which was NOT even a big hit here in the States (it was tabbed one of the top hits of the 1970's in Kate's native UK.) This comparison is highly laughable, given the FACT that Demi did NOT even write that damned song (several people, including that talentless hack Diane Warren, had a hand in writing that atrocity,) whereas OTOH, Kate wrote this song at age 18, unassisted. I'd really like to see a so-called "talent" from today like Demi even try to attempt singing "Wuthering Heights" or "Don't Give Up" (Kate's lovely duet with Peter Gabriel from his "So" album.) I bet she could NOT do it. That goofball Simon Cowell apparently hates "Wuthering Heights" so much that he will NOT even allow contestants on the talent shows he judges to sing the song as an intro audition. It just shows that today's so-called music experts do NOT know what talent is anymore. Demi Lovato? Give me a damned break!! Kate wins easily!!
@@davej.meister5421 get off your knees Kate is not calling you you are the definition of a groupie "DeY nO mAkE dA mUsiC mE lIkE no MoRe hurhur"
Bush recorded her vocal in a single take, amazing
And she was, like, 18 or 19, right? Astonishing woman...simply astonishing...
There were multiple takes, but the one they chose had no edits.
Clearly. This is awful 😂
@@supremeclientele83 Said the ignorant critic, this was a massive late 70's hit song world wide.. the single alone sold over a Million copies.
@@supremeclientele83 i like wu tang but fuck you
...I think what I love about her so much is that she's totally weird and absolutely gorgeous and talented! I can watch/ listen to her for hours, Thank you Kate , I love you.:)
She's not weird, not an elf, not a witch, not a fairy...
This song always makes cry… The melody… I‘ve read the book 😢
To all those saying she understood the assignment, she did.
This is still the greatest book report her sixth form teacher ever saw 💀
Whether you like her or not, you JUST go in a trance and you can't stop listening and watching. This song was written when she was 19!! Also voted as one of the hardest songs in history to sing.
Actually she was much younger than THAT! She wrote this AND The Man With The Child In His Eyes when she was SIXTEEN!! Unbelievable!
@@lesleakeurvorst3148 her potent mind
Einfach unglaublich diese Frau und ihre Musik for ever
this makes me cry tears of joy
😭😭 Ja też zawsze płaczę. Wspomnienia pięknej miłości. Utwór ponadczasowy 1978-2024
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