kate bush what a bitch
sirb...@hotmail.com
only of wondering whether those are tits or not
''tease'' i shove it up yonder bum. the 20th century hasnt been bout
witt n heidegger, it's been bout tits n hairy balls
Martin
being. Your hairy balls don't deserve to be anywhere near her
Jumbo
> Your hairy balls don't deserve to be anywhere near her
Or maybe on a silver platter in a bed of rocket?
Martin
> Or maybe on a silver platter in a bed of rocket?
Whatever - just leave Kate alone
Robin
Martin:
I would not worry about sirblob - he is a well known sh@# stirrer and
moron of this parish.
RS
The Hysterical Bride
You are such a fucking hypocrite. You act like you are above even
using the word shit, by censoring yourself, feigning some level of
sophistication or gentility, but you have no problems verbally abusing
me outright, and calling my posts unbelievably stupid.
You are completely full of shit.
Robin
The Hysterical Bride
wrote:
Seriously, I think you are a total fucking bitch.
You're nobody.
You're nothing.
I don't even know why I am wasting my time with you.
I guess that makes me the moron.
THAT is what makes me unbelievably stupid, not my posts.
The Hysterical Bride
>
> - Show quoted text -
I'm only just getting started. Another post on the way.
The Hysterical Bride
>
> - Show quoted text -
Oh yeah.
I love it.
Really, you just made my day.
The Hysterical Bride
>
> - Show quoted text -
Seriously, where do you get off talking about other people like they
aren't even there, like you are above them, what's your problem
anyway?
Are you fat and ugly and can't get laid?
Are you too old to go outside and play?
I think you are one of the snottiest and most obnoxious people in this
room.
You probably get off on that.
HAND.
ohioln
> Kate Bush is not a bitch in the least - she's a wonderful human
> being. Your hairy balls don't deserve to be anywhere near her
Who is Kate Bush. Is she one of Pres. George Bush's daughters.
The Hysterical Bride
Martin
> I would not worry about sirblob - he is a well known sh@# stirrer and
> moron of this parish
I know, but I couldn't help giving a public dismissal of his 'theory'
Babs
Here she is performing Wuthering Heights, my favorite of her songs,
based on the Emily Bronte
book of the same name.
Frank R.A.J. Maloney
> Kate Bush is not a bitch in the least - she's a wonderful human
> being. Your hairy balls don't deserve to be anywhere near her
*PLONK*
--
Frank in Seattle
____
Frank Richard Aloysius Jude Maloney
"Millennium hand and shrimp."
Okierazorbacker
> Who is Kate Bush. Is she one of Pres. George Bush's daughters.
Kate is magic, whether visually, aurally, or in conversation. She's a
special magic sweetheart. Follow the youtube link given in this
thread and try "The Man With the Child In His Eyes" and "Breathing."
Spectacular.
Martin
> Kate is magic, whether visually, aurally, or in conversation. She's a
> special magic sweetheart. Follow the youtube link given in this
> thread and try "The Man With the Child In His Eyes" and "Breathing."
> Spectacular
Also, here's Kate with the Trip Bulgarka, who feature on The Sensual
World album:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5C-QimNGAAw&feature=related
This is one of my favourites of hers:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-iZcak0ysY&feature=related
and here she is accepting a Q award, along with some other pop star:
Flasherly
Wasn't she Ray Davis's protégée -- recall something of him picking up
on her upon a recommendation while she was studying music, eliciting
the thought and sponsorship for an advance pass into mainstream. Had
to have been her -- strange to think that'd be Anne Lennox, only other
person of that command at the time. Three octave range without a
soulful demise of singing arpeggios in the Britney Spears School of
Ilk.
rwalker
"Frank R.A.J. Maloney" <fr...@blarg.net> wrote in message
news:XrqdnQ7Hh6ZUKLDV...@posted.isomediainc...
> Martin wrote:
>> Kate Bush is not a bitch in the least - she's a wonderful human
>> being. Your hairy balls don't deserve to be anywhere near her
>
> *PLONK*
>
> --
And PLONK to you.
Anim8rFSK
"rwalker" <rwa...@despammed.com> wrote:
Don't you dare PLONK the Frank!
--
Star Trek 09:
No Shat, No Show.
Alric Knebel
I don't know much about Kate Bush, other than it's always nice to see
her. I have ONE of her albums, from the 90s. In this video you
provided the link to, I had to take a more careful look at her, because
she looked and sounded so much like Sarah Brightman -- whom I've loved
for about eight years now -- I wondered if you had made a mistake. But
you were right, it's Kate Bush. So I watched the other videos on that
page. I then remembered seeing in the 80s when USA's NIGHT FLIGHT was a
cool thing on the weekends, a Kate Bush concert, in which she performed
"Wuthering Heights." It wasn't as physical as in the live version on
this page, but it was nonetheless memorable. God, she's beautiful.
But I doubt she has to resort to the tactic you accusing her of. She
might have been messing with you, but she's being ironic, not
manipulative.
--
_________________
Alric Knebel
http://www.ironeyefortress.com/C-SPAN_loon.html
http://www.ironeyefortress.com
So
"ohioln" <ohi...@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:35f4fb90-b63f-
>Who is Kate Bush. Is she one of Pres. George Bush's daughters.
No, she's got class
PrivateCitizen_dudley
Hi ya'll,
Generally, majorly, corporally & privately, i am loathe to participate
in crossPosted content.
This one has piqued my innerest; i apologise to those whose form
excludes such content.
First i wondered why "Kate" Bush intrigued me. I've followed some of
the U2B links and learned who she is. She's alright, but not marketed
to me; like Tori Amos & the woman who did "Jagged Little Pill", her
demographic likely reaches my daughters.
So then i thought Ah-cha, must be i'm thinking of "Kate Moss".
Drilling down, i found that not to be the case.
Turns out the Kate i'm thinking of is "Kate Wolf". Not to everyOne's
taste, i'm sure.
I wasn't aware of her during her life (ended in 1986); she seems to
have been a Northern California Folkie. I've since come to know &
appreciate her work postMortemly.
Here's an Official webSite maintained by her family:
http://www.katewolf.com/
Note the annual Kate Wolf Festival, often MC'd by Wavy Gravy.
Here's her (brief) Wiki:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kate_Wolf
Here's a few U2Bs, including first her best known song "Across the
Great Divide", audio only w/ fan visual:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiInSlB2Syo
Live 85, "Like a River":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpUqAQ4sbsM
Her "Medicine Wheel"; audio only, fan slideshow:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2f3Crgu-Jec
That said, As to "hairy balls" from the OP: my granma useta say a man
was not a man unless he had at least once shaved his balls with a
straight razor.
Which i have; have you SirBaloney?
That furthur said, i've known a couple of fellows who breed (hunting)
dogs, and who know how properly to use the word "bitch".
That finally said, here's Nanci & Emmylou, AtGD:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMsrX2yA_9I
What was it you wanted?
NIghty-night,
don't let the bedBugs bite,
Sincerely,
Robert dudley Dickinson
Martin
> That said, As to "hairy balls" from the OP: my granma useta say a man
> was not a man unless he had at least once shaved his balls with a
> straight razor.
>
> Which i have; have you SirBaloney?
>
> That furthur said, i've known a couple of fellows who breed (hunting)
> dogs, and who know how properly to use the word "bitch"
Nicely put (both parts)
Bill Kawalec
"Alric Knebel" <al...@cableone.net> wrote in message
news:QuCdnUWd9uDJGrPV...@giganews.com...
> sirb...@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>> couldnt sing anything else so she came up with a vid that consists
>> only of wondering whether those are tits or not
>>
>> ''tease'' i shove it up yonder bum. the 20th century hasnt been bout
>> witt n heidegger, it's been bout tits n hairy balls
>>
>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzbw-53g2CU&NR=1
>
> I don't know much about Kate Bush, other than it's always nice to see her.
> I have ONE of her albums, from the 90s. In this video you provided the
> link to, I had to take a more careful look at her, because she looked and
> sounded so much like Sarah Brightman --
yeah...
you've got that backwards.
Alric Knebel
Not really. No. Depends on which one I saw first. They're
contemporaries.
Bill Kawalec
> Bill Kawalec wrote:
>
>> "Alric Knebel" <al...@cableone.net> wrote in message
>> news:QuCdnUWd9uDJGrPV...@giganews.com...
>>
>>>sirb...@hotmail.com wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>couldnt sing anything else so she came up with a vid that consists
>>>>only of wondering whether those are tits or not
>>>>
>>>>''tease'' i shove it up yonder bum. the 20th century hasnt been bout
>>>>witt n heidegger, it's been bout tits n hairy balls
>>>>
>>>>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzbw-53g2CU&NR=1
>>>
>>>I don't know much about Kate Bush, other than it's always nice to see
>>>her. I have ONE of her albums, from the 90s. In this video you provided
>>>the link to, I had to take a more careful look at her, because she looked
>>>and sounded so much like Sarah Brightman --
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> yeah...
>> you've got that backwards.
>
> Not really. No. Depends on which one I saw first. They're
> contemporaries.
hardly. depends on who's the original. it's Kate.
rwalker
Anim8rFSK
"rwalker" <rwa...@despammed.com> wrote:
Cool, it worked. :)
Frank R.A.J. Maloney
I must tell you I like the idea of being the Frank.
Alric Knebel
> "Alric Knebel" <al...@cableone.net> wrote in message
> news:P4-dnRnbtcRtybLV...@giganews.com...
>
>>Bill Kawalec wrote:
>>
>>
>>>"Alric Knebel" <al...@cableone.net> wrote in message
>>>news:QuCdnUWd9uDJGrPV...@giganews.com...
>>>
>>>
>>>>sirb...@hotmail.com wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>couldnt sing anything else so she came up with a vid that consists
>>>>>only of wondering whether those are tits or not
>>>>>
>>>>>''tease'' i shove it up yonder bum. the 20th century hasnt been bout
>>>>>witt n heidegger, it's been bout tits n hairy balls
>>>>>
>>>>>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzbw-53g2CU&NR=1
>>>>
>>>>I don't know much about Kate Bush, other than it's always nice to see
>>>>her. I have ONE of her albums, from the 90s. In this video you provided
>>>>the link to, I had to take a more careful look at her, because she looked
>>>>and sounded so much like Sarah Brightman --
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>yeah...
>>>you've got that backwards.
>>
>>Not really. No. Depends on which one I saw first. They're
>>contemporaries.
>
>
>
> hardly. depends on who's the original. it's Kate.
Who's the original what? They're around the same age, and their styles
are more than a little different. They are who they are. That they
physically resemble one another a bit isn't meaningful. Brightman is
definitely more famous. When I saw Kate first back in the 80s (in that
live concert thing), but I didn't rush out and buy her albums. It was
quirky and interesting, but not necessarily compelling. When I saw the
Eden concert with Brightman around 2001, I went out and bought her album
and concert DVD. If you're suggesting Brightman stole something from
Kate, well, that would just be plain stupid.
David Oberman
>Who's the original what? They're around the same age, and their styles
>are more than a little different.
They're nothing like artistically. Bush is a sophisticated songwriter
with a compellingly quirky vision, an idiosyncratic vocal style, & a
studio approach to track-building & orchestrating that rivals the
greatest pop-record producers of the past, & Brightman is a
blanded-out brunette musher whose second wind (her first wind having
been the London musical stage) owes almost everything to the late '80s
& early '90s craze for New Age boutique mysticism & PBS pledge drives.
>Brightman is definitely more famous.
Perhaps in the United States, but only by a margin (neither of them is
typically at the top of the charts in the U.S.). In England, Bush has
had the fame that Madonna has had here.
>If you're suggesting Brightman stole something from
>Kate, well, that would just be plain stupid.
I can't imagine what Brightman might have "stolen" from Bush. If she
stole something, she must have packed it away somewhere.
____
Beethoven died in 1827 of irritable bowels. Name the
symphony in which he musically simulates his flatulence.
Martin
> They're nothing like artistically. Bush is a sophisticated songwriter
> with a compellingly quirky vision, an idiosyncratic vocal style, & a
> studio approach to track-building & orchestrating that rivals the
> greatest pop-record producers of the past, & Brightman is a
> blanded-out brunette musher whose second wind (her first wind having
> been the London musical stage) owes almost everything to the late '80s
> & early '90s craze for New Age boutique mysticism & PBS pledge drives
Absolutely, couldn't agree more
Anim8rFSK
"Frank R.A.J. Maloney" <fr...@blarg.net> wrote:
> Anim8rFSK wrote:
> > In article <482fc779$0$31753$4c36...@roadrunner.com>,
> > "rwalker" <rwa...@despammed.com> wrote:
> >
> >> "Anim8rFSK" <ANIM...@cox.net> wrote in message
> >> news:ANIM8Rfsk-949B6...@news.west.cox.net...
> >>> In article <482e2d64$0$5723$4c36...@roadrunner.com>,
> >>> "rwalker" <rwa...@despammed.com> wrote:
> >>>
> >>>> "Frank R.A.J. Maloney" <fr...@blarg.net> wrote in message
> >>>> news:XrqdnQ7Hh6ZUKLDV...@posted.isomediainc...
> >>>>> Martin wrote:
> >>>>>> Kate Bush is not a bitch in the least - she's a wonderful human
> >>>>>> being. Your hairy balls don't deserve to be anywhere near her
> >>>>> *PLONK*
> >>>>>
> >>>>> --
> >>>> And PLONK to you.
> >>> Don't you dare PLONK the Frank!
> >>>
> >>>
> >> PLONK.
> >
> > Cool, it worked. :)
> >
>
> I must tell you I like the idea of being the Frank.
T.H.E. Frank
Alric Knebel
> Alric Knebel <al...@cableone.net> wrote:
>
>
>>Who's the original what? They're around the same age, and their styles
>>are more than a little different.
>
> They're nothing like artistically. Bush is a sophisticated songwriter
> with a compellingly quirky vision, an idiosyncratic vocal style, & a
> studio approach to track-building & orchestrating that rivals the
> greatest pop-record producers of the past, & Brightman is a
> blanded-out brunette musher whose second wind (her first wind having
> been the London musical stage) owes almost everything to the late '80s
> & early '90s craze for New Age boutique mysticism & PBS pledge drives.
You surely put a lot into that OPINION. And delivered with enough
aplomb that a person not more tuned to her would think it had gravitas.
It's the last phrase that robbed it of any authority. Her popularity
worldwide would have nothing to do with either of those things. You do,
however, get extra points for "New Age boutique mysticism." It sounded
so . . . PRECISE.
sirb...@hotmail.com
> Alric Knebel <al...@cableone.net> wrote:
> >Who's the original what? They're around the same age, and their styles
> >are more than a little different.
>
> They're nothing like artistically. Bush is a sophisticated songwriter
It wouldn't take me long
To tell you how to find it
To tell you where we'll meet
This little girl inside me
Is retreating to her favourite place
Go into the garden
Go under the ivy
Under the leaves
Away from the party
Go right to the rose
Go right to the white rose
(For me)
I sit here in the thunder
The green on the grey
I feel it all around me
And it's not easy for me
To give away a secret
It's not safe
But go into the garden
Go under the ivy
Under the leaves
Away from the party
Go right to the rose
Go right to the white rose
(For me)
Go into the garden
Go under the ivy
Go under the leaves with me
Go right to the rose
Go right to the white rose
I'll be waiting for you
It wouldn't take me long
To tell you how to find it
Martin
Great song, but you need to hear her sing it, rather than just read
the lyrics. Great to see you've changed your mind about Kate
Martin
> You surely put a lot into that OPINION. And delivered with enough
> aplomb that a person not more tuned to her would think it had gravitas.
> It's the last phrase that robbed it of any authority. Her popularity
> worldwide would have nothing to do with either of those things. You do,
> however, get extra points for "New Age boutique mysticism." It sounded
> so . . . PRECISE
Let us know when you're willing to tolerate more unauthoritative
opinions, please
Howard Brazee
wrote:
>> I must tell you I like the idea of being the Frank.
>
>T.H.E. Frank
Like T.H.E. Cat? Anybody besides me remember what his initials stood
for?
Alric Knebel
Are you assuming I'm NOT willing?
Alric Knebel
Thomas Hewett Edward.
And that's a show that's not been seen since it first aired. You know,
we've got that damned TVland, which shows the same shows that have been
in syndicaition for literally thirty-five years. Why not plumb those
vaults and pull out jewels like that. I can remember only a couple of
scenes from that show, but I watched it every week. It seemed like it
might have been very dramatic, not campy at all.
Martin
> Are you assuming I'm NOT willing?
Based on your above reaction? Looks like it's a possibility. I
thought the critique of Sarah Brightman was spot on. That's pretty
much how she's viewed in England anyway. Perhaps Kate's not well
known in the US but I'd be very surprised if that were true. Your
response didn't exactly ooze tolerance, did it?
Alric Knebel
I bought ONE Kate Bush album in the 90s, THE SENSUAL WORLD. I wasn't
that impressed. I liked it, even. But I didn't buy any more. When
Oberman went into that whole little billet-doux about how she's this
great composer and so on, I was wondering who the hell he was talking
about. Because she can sing so well, I'm going to make up a new
category for her, just like David did for Sarah. Let's call it
"progressive pop." I've really liked some of the stuff I'd heard that
wasn't on that that particular album, and what makes her most attractive
is her performances. But claiming that Bush is some magnificent
songwriter, composer, and arranger while Brightman is this haggard old
thing barely hanging on to a reputation is just plain ridiculous. If
you insist that's the case, I suggest you listen to THE SENSUAL WORLD
for yourself. She has a song on it about relating to your computer.
Yeah, that was fucking groundbreaking. I'm not saying it's bad. I'm
saying it ain't the modern equivalent to Beethoven, and Brightman
compares favorably with her.
And I don't believe she's viewed like as you described in England. You
just don't like her. Myself, I'm a big fan, have many of her albums,
four of her DVD concerts. I had never even heard of her until I saw her
on PBS. It was the EDEN concert. Fantastic. She's very theatrical,
which makes sense because her earlier career really is so closely
entwined with theater.
I added that last point so you wouldn't chirp up that she stole that
from Kate Bush.
Bill Kawalec
sure. neither did Tori Amos.
Martin
> And I don't believe she's viewed like as you described in England. You
> just don't like her
Honestly, she is. I have absolutely no feelings about her whatsoever,
but that's the general view. If you asked anyone I know in the UK -
with the possible exception of my mother in law - if they thought SB
was a credible artist, they'd laugh. She has about as much
credibility as the West End musicals she used to be in (Cats, etc)
> Myself, I'm a big fan
Obviously. She presumably has some credibility in the US as a serious
artist. Not here though, sorry. Did you see the awards video I
posted in this thread where John Lydon told Kate Bush he loved her
music? How much more evidence do you need?!
Alric Knebel
More than that. How many times have you seen someone else mentioning
her that way? You see someone at an award show one time mentioning her,
and suddenly there's a consensus? There's more unctuous ass-kissing at
awards shows than just about anywhere.
Anim8rFSK
Alric Knebel <al...@cableone.net> wrote:
> Howard Brazee wrote:
> > On Sun, 18 May 2008 15:11:04 -0700, Anim8rFSK <ANIM...@cox.net>
> > wrote:
> >
> >
> >>>I must tell you I like the idea of being the Frank.
> >>
> >>T.H.E. Frank
> >
> >
> > Like T.H.E. Cat? Anybody besides me remember what his initials stood
> > for?
>
> Thomas Hewett Edward.
>
> And that's a show that's not been seen since it first aired. You know,
> we've got that damned TVland, which shows the same shows that have been
> in syndicaition for literally thirty-five years. Why not plumb those
> vaults and pull out jewels like that. I can remember only a couple of
> scenes from that show, but I watched it every week. It seemed like it
> might have been very dramatic, not campy at all.
Yeah, I have no feeling for what it would have been like. Only saw it
first run like you did.
The Hysterical Bride
wrote:
> On May 16, 6:53 am, The Hysterical Bride <goldarac...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On May 16, 6:08 am, Robin <racsmit...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > On May 16, 7:38 am, Martin <martingayf...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
>
> > > > On May 16, 12:18 pm, Jumbo <ch...@cupolagallery.com> wrote:
>
> > > > > Or maybe on a silver platter in a bed of rocket?
>
> > > > Whatever - just leave Kate alone
>
> > > Martin:
>
> > > I would not worry about sirblob - he is a well known sh@# stirrer and
> > > moron of this parish.
>
> > > RS
>
> > You are such a fucking hypocrite. You act like you are above even
> > using the word shit, by censoring yourself, feigning some level of
> > sophistication or gentility, but you have no problems verbally abusing
> > me outright, and calling my posts unbelievably stupid.
>
> > You are completely full of shit.
>
> Seriously, I think you are a total fucking bitch.
>
> You're nobody.
>
> You're nothing.
>
> I don't even know why I am wasting my time with you.
>
> I guess that makes me the moron.
>
> THAT is what makes me unbelievably stupid, not my posts.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
I would like to apologize to Robin and everyone else who had to read
all that crap.
I lost my temper with Robin.
I really lost it.
Robin, you talk about me like I'm not even there, and you do nothing
but put me down, and you sincerely hurt my feelings.
Otherwise, I have no quips with you.
Again, I apologize to everyone for completely losing my temper.
The Hysterical Bride
>
> - Show quoted text -
Sorry, that was an important post, I need to make a correction, I
should have said, you do nothing *to me* but put me down.
I wish we could just shake hands and be friends.
Oh well.
Alric Knebel
I don't get this. Why NOT plumb those vaults, pull out these short-run
gems, and treat us once again to them. I'm sure this was a very serious
series. The one scene I distinctly remember was about a guy in a
wheelchair. He had very thick glasses, and he was telling Cat that "No,
I don't see clearly. I have cataracts." It seems like this guy was
holding a small group hostage. In my older years, I'm curious about
this fragment of history, how this fits in to anything. Damn it, clear
those vaults.