Kate Bush and Hounds of love
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| Format: | Electronic eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Aldershot, Hampshire, England ; Burlington, VT :
Ashgate,
c2007.
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| Series: | Ashgate popular and folk music series.
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Table of Contents:
- Her early work
- The kick inside
- Lionheart
- Never for ever
- The dreaming
- Hounds of love
- Commercial context and critical reception of Hounds of love
- The conceptual work
- Ideas and influences
- Hounds of love
- Summary
- A daughter of Albion? : Kate Bush and mythologies of Englishness
- Genealogy
- Creative influences
- Accent and 'the grain of the voice'
- Language and register
- Style indicators
- Kate Bush and auteur theory
- From ingénue to auteur
- Shades and degrees of authorship
- Audio texts, video texts : extensions or detractions?
- The society of the spectacular
- Pop video : history and developments
- An overview of Kate Bush's early videos
- Hair of the hound
- Coming to terms with video
- The sensual world : the video
- The line, the cross and the curve
- Her later work
- The whole story
- The period leading up to The sensual world
- This woman's work
- The period leading up to The red shoes
- The red shoes
- The period leading up to Aerial
- Aerial : a sea of honey
- A sky of honey
- Coda : we become panoramic.