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Kate Bush – Before The Dawn [New Vinyl LP]
Artist: Kate Bush
Title: Before The Dawn
Format: Vinyl
Genre: Rock
UPC: 888072016583
Condition: New
Release Date: 2016
Record Label: Concord Records
Album Tracks
DISC 1:
1. Lily
2. Hounds of Love
3. Joanni
4. Top of the City
5. Never Be Mine
6. Running Up That Hill
7. King of the Mountain
DISC 2:
1. Astronomer’s Call
2. And Dream of Sheep
3. Under Ice
4. Waking the Witch
5. Watching Them Without Her
6. Watching You Without Me
7. Little Light
8. Jig of Life
9. Hello Earth
10. The Morning Fog
DISC 3:
1. Prelude
2. Prologue
3. An Architect’s Dream
4. The Painter’s Link
5. Sunset
6. Aerial Tal
7. Somewhere in Between
DISC 4:
1. Nocturn
2. Aerial
3. Among Angels
4. Cloudbusting
Limited four 180 gram vinyl LP set. 2016 live release from the acclaimed British singer/songwriter/performer. Presented as an audacious, multi-media theatrical performance entitled Before The Dawn, the month-long, sold-out, 22-date residency at London’s Hammersmith Apollo was an unqualified triumph. Now, to the delight of Kate Bush fans around the world, comes the audio document of those mesmerizing, historic shows. The sound quality is almost unparalleled; nothing has been re-recorded or overdubbed. The three act show, containing many well-known Kate Bush songs, also included two song suites: ‘The Ninth Wave’ from Hounds of Love and ‘A Sky of Honey,’ from Aerial. Included in the show are an abundance of well-loved songs from her extraordinary career including ‘Running Up That Hill,’ ‘Hounds of Love,’ ‘And Dream of Sheep,’ ‘Waking The Witch’ and ‘Cloudbusting.’ Despite the enormous anticipation and expectations, Before The Dawn drew resounding praise from fans and critics all over the world. The New York Times called the performance ‘Dense, cathartic and physical.’ NME concluded: ‘It is no ordinary artist that can tackle life, death, synchronicity, identity, spiritual transformation, empathy and the chaos of relationships with idiosyncratic ease in the space of a few hours,’ and the U.K.’s Independent gushed, ‘Undoubtedly the most ambitious, and genuinely moving piece of theatrical pop ever seen on a British stage.’
