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Last-modified: 1996/12/01
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This is the FAQ to rec.music.gaffa and Love-Hounds, the combined newsgroup
and mailing list about Kate Bush. It is posted around the twenty-fifth of
every month.
Newer versions (in decreasing order) can be obtained from me
(uli@zoodle.robin.de), from Bill Wisner (majordomo@gryphon.com, message
contents "get love-hounds-digest FAQ"), from various newsgroups
(rec.music.gaffa, rec.music.info, alt.music.ecto, rec.answers, alt.answers,
news.answers), any ftp site archiving any of these groups, or from Gaffaweb
(http://www.gryphon.com/gaffa). If you can't receive more than 64KB in one
piece I can split the FAQ for you.
This FAQ is completely free though not public domain. I hereby declare I have
no right at all to stop anyone from posting this text if I ever lose the
ability or desire to post it by myself. The only thing I require is that any
future maintainer will declare this too. If you want to quote anything from it
outside of anything connected with Love-Hounds or rec.music.gaffa you have
to give the source (i.e. Love-Hounds or rec.music.gaffa). This FAQ may be
redistributed in its entirety in any form on any medium, even be sold.
0. Really Frequently Asked Questions
1. General
1.1. What is rec.music.gaffa?
1.2. What is Love-Hounds?
1.3. How are they connected?
1.4. Pictures? Soundfiles?
1.5. T-Shirts?
2. Important topics outside of rec.music.gaffa/Love-Hounds
2.1. Who is Happy Rhodes?
2.2. Who is Tori Amos?
2.3. Other mailing lists that might be of interest
2.4. MUSHrooms influenced by Kate
3. Love-Hounds and their behaviour...
3.1. Famous Love-Hounds
3.2. Flamewars & abbreviations
3.3. Spam postings
3.4. What is Katemas?
4. Kate Bush Info
4.1. Kate Bush - her career and Kate as a human being
4.2. Tours
4.3. The Convention
4.4. Basic Discography/Videography
4.5. Other Artists using Kate's Work
4.6. Chart success
4.7. Printed books
4.8. Fanzines
4.9. Electronic books
4.10.Where are those d*mn KT symbols on all the albums?
4.11.What about the inscriptions on the vinyl discs?
4.12.Kate Bush World Wide Web (WWW) pages
5. Questions about Kate's music
5.1. The Cathy Demos / The Studio Demos
5.2. The Kick Inside
5.3. Lionheart
5.4. Never for Ever
5.5. The Dreaming
5.6. Hounds of Love
5.7. The Sensual World
5.8. The Red Shoes
5.9. Miscellaneous
6. The Archives
6.1. Previous messages from Love-Hounds
6.2. Other files
6.3. How to do ftp?
7. Credits
0. Really Frequently Asked Questions
Also known as 'Read Before Posting'. Please excuse stev0's [SB] humor...
Q: What does "Gaffa" mean?
A: Duct tape. [see also 1.1.]
Q: When will Kate tour again?
A: Never. Ever. Really. [see also 4.2.]
Q: What is Kate saying at the end of "Leave it Open"?
A: "We let the weirdness in" [see also 5.5.]
Q: What is the words of that spoken word part in "Jig of Life"?
A: You don't want to know. Trust me.
Q: What is the best album in the entire history of Creation?
A1: The Dreaming. Anyone who disagrees is an asshole.
A2: Hounds of Love. Anyone who disagrees is an asshole.
Q: Should I post binaries to rec.music.gaffa?
A: NOOOOOO!!!!!!!! [see also 1.4.]
Q: When is Kate's next album coming out?
A: Your guess is as good as mine.
Q: What are the URLs to some Kate Web pages.
A: http://american.recordings.com/WWWoM/cgi-bin/ubl?card+1032
[see also 4.12.]
Q: Hey! The episode of "Saturday Night Live", hosted
by Eric Idle, in which Kate was the musical guest,
doesn't have Kate on the tape I got! Was I ripped off?
A: Yes [see also 4.1.]
Q: Which is better, the British, Japanese, or Canadian Boxed Set?
A: You'll just have to get all of them and decide for yourself.
[see also 4.4.]
Q: Is it OK to talk about other artists on Lovehounds?
A: Yes. It is encouraged. [see also 1.1.]
Q: Even at length?
A: Yes. Well, don't go TOO far - posting multi-megabyte discographies is
frowned on (and yes, people have done that). Use your judgement.
[see also 1.1.]
Q: Can I even talk about Tori Amos?
A: Yes, you can even talk about Tori Amos. [see also 2.2.]
Q: What about Happy Rhodes?
A: Er, that will be all for today... [see also 2.1.]
Q: What to do about spam postings?
A: A few things. [see also 3.3.]
1. General
1.1. What is rec.music.gaffa?
On August 16, 1985 |>oug /\lan thought it was time to create a
discussion round about Kate Bush and her absolute artistic genius. At
first it was 'only' a mailing list, but it soon resulted in a usenet
newsgroup. The name "Gaffa" comes from "Suspended in Gaffa", a song on
the album "The Dreaming", and refers to gaffer's tape (that's what Kate
says). Gaffer's tape (similar to duct tape, but not as sticky) is used
to stop people from stumbling over cabling.
The name 'r.m.gaffa' was preferred over 'r.m.katebush' to indicate that
discussion is not limited to Kate. Sometimes this gets too much, but
what to do in a four years gap between albums? Other artists discussed
here include various female alternative artists as well as Kate related
people like Peter Gabriel or Roy Harper.
"Suddenly my feet are feet of mud
It all goes slo-mo
I don't know why I'm crying
Am I suspended In Gaffa?"
Another note about gaffa and the discussions about its meaning:
AIIEEEEEEEE! Please! Not again! "It's tape!" "No it's not, you
shallow twerp!" "But she said it's tape in an interview!" "Well, she
lied. Kate _can_ lie, y'know..." "But why would she? C'mon, it's
tape." "No way -- far too shallow for the goddess. Clearly, the song
is about being mired in concepts that prevent us from reaching our
chosen destinations." "But she said it was tape" "It's not." ("Hey
guys, quit shouting. It could easily be _both_") "Hey! You got your
gaffer's tape in my conceptual quagmire!" "No -- you got your
conceptual quagmire in my gaffer's tape!" (TOGETHER) "Heyyyyyyy..."
Gaffa: It's two great concepts that taste great together. [GP]
1.2. What is Love-Hounds?
Love-Hounds is the mailing list version of rec.music.gaffa for those
people who do not have usenet access. This means that anyone with the
ability to send and receive mail can take part. |>oug /\lan, founder
of Love-Hounds, did only later provoke the people on rec.music.misc
to let him create rec.music.gaffa. Together, the mailing list and r.m.g.
form an informal fan club called "Love-Hounds."
To post something to both, the mailing list and the newsgroup, you best
send an email to
love-hounds@gryphon.com
If you think you want to be on the safe side you might want to subscribe
to the mailing list as well as to the newsgroup, because minor problems
with the software might cause some messages lost on one of the sides.
(This hasn't happened for a long while now.)
To subscribe to Love-Hounds you should send a friendly mail to Bill
Wisner, the "moderator" of the list. Send it to
love-hounds-request@gryphon.com
and specify whether you want bounce mail (every single message is
forwarded to you) or 24h digests (all messages of a day are packed
into one mail). Remember that human beings aren't working 24 hours
on each of those 365 days a year.
You can also subscribe by using other networks (America Online,
Prodigy, etc.). You might have to find out how to reach the Internet
using your carrier; for example, on Compuserve this works by adding
">INTERNET:" in front of the addresses. Most of these services now have
direct access to the usenet newsgroups, so rec.music.gaffa should be
available directly.
Richard Caldwell, a fellow Love-Hound, gives you access via the Big Sky
BBS, 24 hours a day at 614-864-1198 (up to 14.4k baud). Only charge
is your phone bill for a long distance call.
Another Kate-related BBS is The Electronic Cafe at
1-805-399-3636. A Kate-related BBS in Canada called Night Scented
Stock, run by the former editor of the fanzine Still Breathing. It's
unfortunately not connected to Love-Hounds, but may soon be.
1-604-572-4733.
1.3. How are they connected?
To ensure that every message from the newsgroup rec.music.gaffa also
finds its way into the mailing list Love-Hounds, rec.music.gaffa is
a moderated newsgroup. This means that to post an article to r.m.g
you have to send it as an email message to the moderator who has to
approve the article. In r.m.g's case the 'moderator' is the receiving
address for the list, i.e. love-hounds@gryphon.com. More intelligent
news software does know about this and if you post an article instead
of sending it to the moderator's address these systems act in one
of three ways:
1. Your article is thrown away. This is the reason why a lot of new
readers don't find their articles in the news system. If you
experience this, you have to use the love-hounds@gryphon.com
address by yourself.
2. Your article is repackaged and forwarded to the moderator. While
doing this, the news software insists on creating a new header.
This is responsible for most of the postings with some news system
as the sender and without any subject. It may be the case that your
article actually is shown correctly on your news system, especially
if the system forwarding it to the moderator isn't yours. In this
case you might wonder why replies or follow-ups to your articles
don't have any subject. If you experience this, you should either
bug your system administrator (to change the behaviour to the third
one below) or use the email address.
3. Your article is directly forwarded to the moderator. This is
perfectly ok, since then your name and subject lines survive.
Be assured again that no article you write is thrown away due to its
contents or your person. It's just the wrong way of posting it, since
the whole process is fully automated.
1.4. Pictures? Soundfiles?
Pictures of Kate can be found via ftp (see section 6) in the archives.
And this is the place where they belong - they do not belong onto
the list itself - especially since it is also distributed via email.
If you want to submit a picture, put it onto some ftp site and announce
this on gaffa. Thanks! If you don't have ftp write access ask for
someone who does and send the picture to this single person.
This is not because we don't want to have pictures - the opposite is
true! But put them where they belong.
The same is true for soundfiles, though they are of limited interest -
basically only until the real thing is on the market. Before you ask,
there is no common way to compress soundfiles. Using the best all-
purpose techniques results at best in a 10% save, using specialised
techniques results in a file that's not usable on all systems and in
addition the sound quality decreases a bit.
Right now there's a strict rule on love-hounds/rec.music.gaffa that we
do not want any binaries posted to the group at all. Tell us about them,
ask where to put them, just do not post them.
1.5. T-Shirts?
There now is a second edition of The Official Lovehounds-T-Shirt. It
features the album cover of The Dreaming, but "Suspended in
rec.music.gaffa" above it (the Suspende In Gaffa single used the same
picture). The back shows "love-hounds@gryphon.com" over a handwritten
letter Kate gave to Doug Alan in New York in December '93.
To Everyone at
"Love Hounds"
Thanks for all your support
With Love
Kate Bush
xx
The shirt was originally designed by Steve Berlin [SB] who offers a
picture of the shirt on http://www.chaco.com/~stev0/lhshirt.html and who
wrote the following lines.
Intergalactic Garage (IGG) is selling them; they're both the exact same
thing. Mary-Helen's shirts are all gone now, so IGG is the only left
source unless someone else is willing to do a third print (which would
need rescanning/redesigning the artwork due to a harddisk crash).
The IGG price is $15.00 + $4.00 p&h (U.S. - ask them for non-U.S.
postage), IGG takes Mastercard & Visa.
IGG has the shirts in M, L, XL, and XXL.
To order from IGG:
INTERGALACTIC GARAGE
POB 3047
Shepherdstown, WV
25443
(304) 876-6818
(304) 876-9414 FAX
best Email = igg@his.com
2. Important topics outside of rec.music.gaffa/Love-Hounds
2.1. Who is Happy Rhodes?
Love-Hounds was founded with the idea of being a newsgroup about
"Progressive Artists with emphasis on Kate Bush", so discussions
about other "progressive artists" are generally encouraged. However,
occasionally the talk about a different artist grows to a point where
it is appropriate to form a separate group. This is what happened
with Happy Rhodes (this is really her name), whose song "Feed The Fire"
(from Warpaint) was the most requested song on WXPN, a Philadelphia
radio station. Happy Rhodes discussion now takes place on an ever-
growing mailing list founded by Jessica Koeppel called Ecto. If you want
to subscribe to this list, whose broad range of discussion now includes
many other female artists (including Kate Bush), send a request to
the Ecto organisation via:
ecto-request@ecto.org
or
ecto-digest-request@ecto.org
with a line in the message body
subscribe ecto
or
subscribe ecto you@a.different.address
To post a message send it to
ecto@ecto.org
A comprehensive FAQ about Ecto can be found via ftp (see section 6
for details on ftp) on ftp://ftp.ecto.org . The Ecto archives, a lot of
pictures, interviews etc. can also be found there.
Now there's also the usenet newsgroup alt.music.ecto, but unfortunately
it still doesn't get wide distribution. Bug your system administrators
to carry it! The mailing list and the newsgroup are not connected like
Love-Hounds and rec.music.gaffa, they're separate entities.
Also available is the IRC channel #ecto where at most times you can find
some Ectophiles and #Ectophiles.
If you're not in the United States (where Happy's albums should be
available in any good record shop), here's how to get them directly:
CD's (prices in US currency)
Title Order # Price
The Keep AGCD0031 13.99
Building the Colossus AGCD0029 13.99
RhodeSongs AGCD0021 13.99
equipoise AGCD0019 13.99
Warpaint AGCD0017 13.99
Ecto AGCD0013 13.99
Rearmament AGCD0011 13.99
Rhodes II AGCD0008 13.99
Rhodes I AGCD0007 13.99
Postage and handling is 2.00 for the first and 0.50 for each additional
CD. Postage to Europe is 3.50 (1 CD), 4.35 (2 CDs), 6.00 (3 CDs),
7.70 (4 CDs). Send cash or cheque (no credit cards) to
Happy Rhodes
c/o Aural Gratification
P.O. Box 380
Bearsville, NY 12409
USA
auralg@aol.com
Please note that Happy prefers it if you buy the albums in a normal shop.
2.2. Who is Tori Amos?
Another spin-off is the Tori Amos mailing list: Really-Deep-Thoughts.
The address to subscribe to the mailing list is:
rdt-request@novia.net
The address to post to the mailing list is:
rdt@novia.net
The purpose of the list is to discuss and disseminate information about
Tori Amos and her music, and anything else that seems relevant. Due
to the heavy load of discussion and members after the release of Tori's
last album, Under The Pink, Anthony was forced to make the list digest-
only, that is there is no bounce mail. Watch out for limited editions of
Tori's singles, since they ARE limited and the first UtP one, Cornflake
Girl, was quite fast sold out completely.
There now also is the second Big-8 newsgroup for a female artist, called
rec.music.tori-amos, though it's (unlike love-hounds and r.m.gaffa)
not connected with the mailing list.
Since Really-Deep-Thoughts has had a few problems in its past, there are
now several other Tori Amos mailing lists:
Torinews (originally for news only)
subscribe: torinews-request@chihuly.com
Subject: Subscribe Torinews
post: torinews@chihuly.com
Precious-Things (meant for discussion about Tori)
subscribe: precious-things-request@smoe.org or
precious-things-digest-request@smoe.org
Body: subscribe
post: precious-things@smoe.org
Tori-Boot (flame-free discussion about bootlegs)
subscribe: majordomo@world.std.com
Body: subscribe tori-boot
post: tori-boot@world.std.com
2.3. Other mailing lists that might be of interest
Generally, mailing lists have a 'subscribe' and a 'post' address. Use
the first address to subscribe, the second to send messages to all people
on the list. Some mailing lists are automated, they require a specific
format for the subscription, in most cases either a 'body' or a 'subject'
line. Body lines are single lines in the main part of the email message,
while subject lines are, well, subject lines. The subscription address
is also used for UNsubscribing, those messages shouldn't go to the
post:-addresses. 'Body:' means that the following text has to be send
as a body line, 'Subject:' means it's the subject line. 'Your Name' means
your real name, not your email address, 'your@address' means your email
address. Sometimes several lines for several services are given.
Sometimes alternate (often shorter) addresses are available too.
If a list is maintained manually it's noted as 'Manually'. You should
be more friendly then, and expect some reaction time (like nights,
weekends, holidays) where noone is available.
Roy Harper - Stormcock (Stormcock is the name of his "classic" album)
subscribe: majordomo@bilpin.co.uk
Body: subscribe stormcock
contact: stormcock-request@bilpin.co.uk
post: stormcock@bilpin.co.uk
Peter Gabriel - gabriel
subscribe: majordomo@ufsia.ac.be
Body: subscribe gabriel
Body: subscribe gabriel-digest
post: gabriel@ufsia.ac.be
..
Bjork/Sugarcubes - blue-eyed-pop
subscribe: listserver@morgan.ucs.mun.ca
Body: subscribe blue-eyed-pop Your Name
post: blue-eyed-pop@morgan.ucs.mun.ca
Sarah McLachlan - fumbling-towards-ecstasy
subscribe: listserv@yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au
Body: SUB fumbling-towards-ecstasy Your Name
post: fumbling-towards-ecstasy@yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au
fte@yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au
Loreena McKennitt - Old Ways
subscribe: old-ways-request@lists.mindspring.com
Body: subscribe
post: old-ways@lists.mindspring.com
Jane Siberry - Siblings
subscribe: siblings-request@smoe.org
Body: subscribe siblings
post: siblings@smoe.org
Bel Canto - dewy-fields
subscribe: dewy-fields-request@ifi.uio.no
Manually
post: dewy-fields@ifi.uio.no
k.d. Lang
subscribe: majordomo@world.std.com
Body: subscribe k-d-lang your@address
Milla - Reaching From Nowhere
subscribe: majordomo@world.std.com
Body: subscribe reaching-from-nowhere
post: reaching-from-nowhere@world.std.com
Suzanne Vega - Undertow
subscribe: Majordomo@majordomo.law.emory.edu
Body: subscribe undertow
Body: subscribe undertow another-user@another-address
Body: subscribe undertow-digest
post: undertow@law.emory.edu
Bobo In White Wooden Houses - White House
[this mailing list is basically a German language list,
though English discussions are also welcome]
subscribe: white-house-request@wupper.de
Subject: subscribe
post: white-house@wupper.de
Mylene Farmer - Libertine
subscribe: listserv@cc.mcgill.ca
Body: subscribe libertine Your Name
post: libertine@sifon.cc.mcgill.ca
Zap Mama
subscribe: dave@tyrell.net
Subject: SUBSCRIBE ZAPMAMA
Indigo Girls
subscribe: indigo-girls-request@indigo.mese.com
indigo-girls-digest-request@indigo.mese.com
post: indigo-girls@indigo.mese.com
Julia Fordham
subscribe: maillist@banana.demon.co.uk
Subject: SIGNON ff
post: ff@banana.demon.co.uk
Cyndi Lauper - Shebop
subscribe: shebop-request@law.emory.edu
Body: subscribe shebop
post: shebop@law.emory.edu
Heather Nova
subscribe: heather-nova-request@cs.vu.nl
(manually)
post: heather-nova@cs.vu.nl
[are there other mailing lists that should appear here?]
2.4. MUSHrooms influenced by Kate
(MUSH is Multi-User Shared Hallucination.) There's a heavily
Kate-influenced MUSHroom. To access it, you need a direct internet
connection and telnet. Type:
telnet tinycwru.chaco.com 4201
And once you're logged on, type
@tel #91468
at the prompt.
Once you're inside, you're in a Happy Rhodes-inspired room, but to
get to the Kate room, go to the Artist Annex (where there are rooms
for Kate, Tori, Sarah, etc.), then just type "Kate" to go to the
Kate room (although you may want to look around first and also type
HELP just so you can figure out what's happening).
Along with a Virtual Kate Paradise (which Steve called "Gaffaland"), you
can have real-time chat with your fellow Lovehounds! [SB]
3. Love-Hounds and their behaviour...
3.1. Famous Love-Hounds
A less frequent visotor is Andy Marvick, or rather his self-parody "IED".
IED is the absolute "true believer" KaTefan. IED, who will flame anyone
showing any sign of diSbelIef, nowadaYs fulfilLs his roLe As
encyclopedic demigod which seEms moRE natural for Him anyway.
Stay longer this time, IED!
BTW: Andy doesn't know either what IED stands for. Make some
suggestions! I prefer "I Envy Del"...
3.2. Flamewars & abbreviations
Normally Katefans are nice people. Hey! We all share at least one
similar taste in music! Nevertheless r.m.g shares something with every
other usenet newsgroup - that is, there are flamewars. Even the nasty
kind. No one likes them, so the best way to deal with rude and/or
uninteresting posts is to ignore then and post something positive and
interesting.
Newbies are explicitly invited to take part in the conversation. Be it
that you want to know something not in this FAQ, be it that you think
you have a piece of information to share, be it that you think you
know some other music you think should be known by more people. (Though
I'd say you should at least like Kate :-) ...)
Abbreviations commonly used on Love-Hounds include common Usenet
conventions such as IMHO (In My Humble Opinion), ROFL (Rolling on the
floor laughing), as well as sideways faces, known as "smilies" such
as :-). Also used here are the initials of Kate's songs, such as RUTH
for Running Up That Hill (sometimes known as DwG for Deal with God ;^).
A new one commonly seen is /+) or |X( or any combination, such
as |+). This is, of course, Kate's film "The Line, the Cross, and
The Curve" (Sometimes abbreviated to the less cryptic-looking TLTCTC).
3.3. Spam postings
What is a spam?
Spamming is the posting of massive numbers of duplicate articles on
Usenet. Spams don't have to be commercial, they don't even have to be
unrelated to the discussion topic... but they usually are. A commercial
posting that's not really on topic probably is posted to a big number of
other newsgroups/mailing lists too, so any not Kate-related commercial
posting is probably a spam.
Someone selling a few Kate Bush records is definitely not a spam. A
professional record dealer selling more than a few records is also not a
spam. (Nevertheless both should avoid posting long sales list to the
group. Instead post an announcement that you've got stuff to sell and
will send the list to interested people.)). Remember that even if you
don't like commercial postings at all, some of us like those that are
Kate-related.
A 'student' praising magazine subscriptions most definitely is a spam.
Unfortunately, spamming is not illegal. And if it was illegal in one
country it doesn't have to be illegal world-wide.
So what to do about spam postings?
1. Write to the relevant postmasters (politely, they're likely to have
hundreds if not thousands of similar mails), possibly including the
complete spam posting including *all* headers (esp. "Received:" lines).
If writing to postmaster@spammers.site doesn't help, you can check
the chain of postmasters in the "Received:" headers, or you can find
out the domain servers of the spammer's site by entering the spammer's
domain (e.g. "spammer.com") on http://www.internic.net/wp/whois.html
and complain at the "postmaster" at that site (this assumes the
spammer's domain isn't completely faked).
2. Do not mailbomb the originator. Most of the times, the addresses
are faked, that is, the only one not having trouble with the mail
bomb is the spammer himself.
3. Do not write to love-hounds/rec.music.gaffa, we all know it as well
as you do.
4. With repeated spams, check out with the maintainers of our moderator
software . They might be able to do
something about it.
5. Most important: do not call/write/ask/whatever the originator about
whatever he wants to offer to you. That's what he wants to achieve,
and that might be what's paying him (addresses = information = money).
You can complain if you know who he is, but please: do not play into
his hands.
See also the net-abuse newsgroups (news.admin.net-abuse.misc etc.). Lots
of the information here is from [DB].
P.S.: to be a bit more PC: spammers could be female as well...
On to a more friendly subject:
3.4. What is Katemas?
On or around July 30 each year there are a lot of parties around the
world, when Love-Hounds celebrate Kate's birthday, also called Katemas.
In 1991 there were parties in Boston, Washington DC, Cleveland, San Jose,
Seattle, Austin, Dallas, Iowa City, Chapel Hill, Chicago, Ipswich UK,
Sweden, and two places in Australia.
In 1992 there were parties in Boston, San Francisco, Chicago, Australia,
Israel, San Diego, and San Jose.
In 1993 there were parties in San Jose, Linkvping (Sweden), Columbus,
Oxford Mississippi, New Jersey, San Diego, Seattle, Chicago
(belated&shared), Wollongong (Australia), Wellington (New Zealand),
Toronto.
In 1994 there were parties in San Francisco (California), Wellington
(New Zealand), Bellingham (Washington), Albuquerque (New Mexico), and
Columbus (Ohio).
In 1995 there were parties in Chicago (Illinois), Boonton (New Jersey),
Portland (Oregon), Gwynneville (Wollongong, Australia), Hamilton (New
Zealand), West Beach (Adelaide, South Australia), Belchertown
(Masachusetts), Boston (Massachusetts), Glastonbury Tor (England), San
Francisco (California), Toronto (Ontario, Canada).
In 1996 there were parties in Karlsruhe (Germany), Minneapolis
(Minnesota), Glastonbury Tor (England), Gwynneville (Wollongong,
Australia), Half Moon Bay (San Francisco, California),
Boonton (New Jersey), Winchester (Masachusetts), Melbourne (Australia),
Toronto (Canada)
Who else shares Kate's birthday?
Emily Bronte (1818, author of the novel 'Wuthering Heights')
Paul Anka
William Atherton
Peter Bogdanovich
Delta Burke
Ken Olin
Arnold Schwarzenegger (actor)
Juergen Klinsmann (1964, German soccer player)
Cyril Northcote Parkinson (1909-1993, English historican and publicist)
Henry Moore (1898-1986, English sculptor and graphic artist)
Frans Masereel (1889-1972, Belgian painter and graphic artist)
Henry Ford (1863-1947, US-American car maker)
Daley Thompson (1958, British athlete who won the Decathlon in '80 and
'84 Olympics [AS])
4. Kate Bush Info
4.1. Kate Bush - her career and Kate as a human being
Kate's first appearance in the public was a little tour through a few
London pubs together with the so called KT (read: Katie) Bush Band.
All of Kate's albums have the KT (originally Knights Templar) symbol
hidden somewhere either on the cover or on the vinyl itself (see section
4.6). You might have to have original UK versions of the albums to find
them. The KT initials can also be seen in the "Army Dreamers" video.
The release of the This Woman's Work boxed set there appeared a new
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