Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge. When I first read Wuthering Heights I thought the story was so strong. This young girl in an era when the female role was so inferior and she was coming out with this passionate, heavy stuff. Great subject matter for a song.

Moments of Pleasure 5.13 // Moments of Pleasure (Instrumental) 5.13 / Home for Christmas 1.44 (12": 12EMP 297) Hermes, Will (8 March 2019). "Review: Kate Bush's 'The Other Sides' is a Motherlode of Must-Hear Rarities". Rolling Stone . Retrieved 19 October 2021. Reissue review: Kate Bush – The Other Sides". Classic Pop Magazine. 2 May 2019 . Retrieved 19 October 2021. Recorded 14-16 March 1987 at PWL Studios, The Borough, London, in aid of the ferry disaster on 6 March 1987.There are two versions of ‘Wuthering Heights’. The album version remains the best known version, but there is also an edited version of 3 minutes and 44 seconds, fading out earlier than the album version, which was released on the first version of the 7″ single. Spirit of the Forest 5.18 // Spirit of the Forest 5.11 / Theme to the Spirit of the Forest (12" Mix) 5.48 (US promo 12": Virgin 796551-0) The albums, many of which have been unavailable on vinyl for a decade, have been remastered by Kate and James Guthrie. Kate’s 10 studio albums are spread over 3 vinyl boxes, whilst the 4th box contains many rarities previously unavailable on vinyl, including a whole disc of cover versions. The total number of vinyl discs is 18.

Kate sings a line. The 5:18 version was included on a 1990 CD compilation "WWF Project El Dorado - Saving The Tropical Rainforest" A-side originally recorded in Nov 1979, produced by Kate Bush and Jon Kelly. It was never released, but was updated in early Nov 1980 Part of a 45 min BBC Kate Bush Christmas special. This song is otherwise unreleased. (Originally written by Roy Harper) Recorded early Feb 1979. Music written by Maurice Jarre, lyrics by Paul Webster, arranged and performed by Kate Bush. Video withdrawn soon after its release.

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The vinyl albums – all Kate’s studio work – will be released in 4 separate boxes, the first two on November 16 and the latter two on November 30. The CD boxes will be staggered on the same dates. The live album ‘Before The Dawn’ is included in CD Box 2 in its original mastered form. The Sensual World 3.55 // The Sensual World 3.55 (Instrumental Version) / Walk Straight Down the Middle 3.47 (EMI 12EM 102) A limited picture 10" (2,000 copies) only available from participating retailers on Record Store Day in UK. Song written by Kate Bush, released as her debut single in January 1978. She wrote the song after seeing the last ten minutes of the 1967 BBC mini-series based on the book ‘Wuthering Heights’, written by Emily Brontë. Reportedly, she wrote the song within the space of just a few hours late at night. The actual date of writing is estimated to be March 5, 1977.