Hounds of Love

Locations
Call Number: CD Rock Bush Hounds
On Shelf At: Downtown Library

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Compact disc.
Reissue of: Hounds of love. EMI (US) 546164 (p1985).
Lyrics and full credits on container insert.
Hounds Of Love (2018 Remaster), is the fifth studio album by English singer-songwriter and musician Kate Bush, originally released by EMI Records on 16 September 1985.
Hounds of love. Running up that hill (A deal with God) -- Hounds of love -- The big sky (single mix) -- Mother stands for comfort -- Cloudbusting.
The ninth wave. And dream of sheep -- Under ice -- Waking the witch -- Watching you without me -- Jig of life -- Hello Earth -- The morning fog.
Kate Bush, vocals, piano, synthesizer ; Alan Murphy, guitar ; Del Palmer, LinnDrum programming, bass guitar ; Stuart Elliott, drums ; Charlie Morgan, drums.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Classic album submitted by kernelenchilada on June 22, 2016, 10:08am Pitchfork recently gave it 10 out of 10 on their reissue series, but despite their critical butt-ness, this album is spectacular

One of the best submitted by ashflowtuff on July 21, 2017, 8:56am I'd call this one of the essential albums of all time. Original and unusual.

Avant Garde Pop submitted by Meginator on June 16, 2023, 11:13pm This avant-garde pop album is inventive and challenging without completely sacrificing a pleasant listening experience, although it does sometimes seem content to sit in the realm of the barely comprehensible. Songs like “Running up That Hill” do a great job of blending a pop sensibility with an experimental edge, and Bush’s use of electronic instrumentation is right in line with the sound of the mid-80s, dating the album a bit but also giving it . I was a little disappointed by how difficult it can be to get into some of the more tracks, especially on the “Ninth Wave” side of the album, but it’s still generally enjoyable for the most part.