An album that both haunts and soothes, equal parts heavy and ethereal, this is a must for every record collector. Kate Bush Hounds Of Love limited edition Canadian pink marble cassette released by EMI America, catalog number 4XT-17171. ByronStatics Portable Cassette Players Recorders FM AM Radio Walkman Tape Player Built In Mic External Speakers Manual Record VAS Automatic Stop System 2AA Battery Or USB Power Supply Headphone Jack 4. there are 2 versions of the song, including 12' single version.
contains 'Run Up That Hill', as featured in 'Strange Things'.
Most people say that CD, Vinyl, and digital audio (i.e. Limited edition original CASSETTE, very hard to find. Harmoniously mixing mass-appeal pop sensibilities with conceptual experimentation, the album was produced as two complementary suites: side one, called “Hounds of Love,” and side two, a 7-track concept piece entitled “The Ninth Wave,” with esoteric nods to her Irish heritage. Now I may be biased as I have been listening to cassettes, but I honestly find cassette quality to sound better than digital audio quality (i.e. There are over 60 versions of the cassette release but this is the only one actually from the show. Mostly recorded in the relaxed, magical environment of a 24-track barn studio on her parents’ farm, Hounds of Love reaped the benefits of time (at least 18 months) paired with Kate Bush’s meticulous perfectionism as the producer to yield what remains her most commercially successful album. Album Info Artist Kate Bush Album The Whole Story Originally Released 1986 Re-released n/a Condition Vintage UPC 077771724244 Tracklist: A1 Wuthering Heights (New Vocal)A2 CloudbustingA3 The Man With The Child In His EyesA4 BreathingA5 WowA6 Hounds Of LoveB1 Running Up That HillB2 Army DreamersB3 Sat In Your LapB4 Experiment IVB5 The DreamingB6. This is the actual release version used in Stranger Things. What do Kate Bush and Khruangbin have in common? They’ve discovered a secret to creating a successful album: recording in a barn on a farm where time stands still.
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