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Amazon offers Never For Ever (Audio CD),25 October, 1990 List price $11.98 The First Signs Of Change... / 5 Kate Bush's music up to this release had been a traditional 'girl and a piano' sound, with simple songs and no real experimentation. However, in this album she started to dabble further into the unknown territory that she would eventually fully explore in "The Dreaming" and in parts of "Hounds Of Love", this said she still kept the heirlooms of "The Kick Inside" and "Lionheart" intact. "Never For Ever" is perhaps one of the more interesting albums in Kate's catalogue because it is the first point in which she changed her style and voice. The album opens with "Babooshka", a #1 hit in Australia and peaking at #5 in the UK. The song has a dark feel to it, a little bit avant-garde at times and has a catchy, commercial hook. I like the background chanting also. "Delius (Song Of Summer)" is a nice alternative track with lush instrumentation and layered vocals. It's one of the more abstract tracks on the album and seems just a little bit out of place. "Blow Away (For Bill)" is a dig at her previous albums with vivid imagery and literacy in her lyrics. The song has a very eclectic feel to it. It's a nice change of mood before the next track. The next song is "All We Ever Look For" and highlights a parent and child's relationship. The song is one of the best on the album and combines elements of simplicity (the melody) and an interwoven story/theme (the opening of the doors). The song has superb instrumentation, the choices of instruments really suit the song's theme and atmosphere. "Egypt" is a song about love with or in Egypt, the song can be percieved as both really. It's a very exotic song in a similar vein to "Kashka From Baghdad". Kate's voice is very sensual with hints of sultriness. The next two tracks are more rock influenced than anything else, firstly is "The Wedding List". It has funky feel to it with it's pulsating guitar rhythm and high pitched vocals. A really good song. "Violin" is an epic rock like track that is amazing. The violin sounds like something from the mountains of Austria but with an electrified punch. Kate's vocals soar in and amongst the instruments and mimic the violin. A great example of Kate's experimentation. "The Infant Kiss" is a random and weird track that flows well and leads onto the next track with ease. "Night Scented Stock" is a lovely instrumental track that follows on well from the previous song, "The Infant Kiss". "Army Dreamers" is a great track that leans towards the style of "The Dreaming" more than anything else, it's one of her best tracks with a nice toy-soldier march feel to it. "Breathing" is a fantastic song about a baby suffering in it's mother's womb because of nuclear radiation. The song is the best on the album and is very emotive. Overall an amzing track to close the album on. Overall, this album is a difficult one to classify as it combines various elements and shows influences of previous and forthcoming albums. The album has superb production and some amazing songs. This album is again another classic by Kate and was the first album by a British female to top the UK charts. Song "Distant Voices" I never thought i'd get away cause all there is is fading fast today maybe you sleep well in your head bring on the night let the cold moon burn instead cause i'm gonna find my way to the sun if i destroy myself swallowing habits die real hard and the coat she wore could not conceal the scars beneath the magic of her lace are a thousand lonely faces she can't place cos i'm gonna find my way to the sun if i destroy myself i can shine on i'm gonna find my way to the sun when i destroy myself i can shine on shine sooner or later maturbate or lose stationary west way running from the view in true the self destructive veins we have found a way to keep the gifts that maims cause i'm gonna find my way to the sun if i destroy myself i can move on i'm gonna find my way to the sun if i destroy myself i can shine on shine i'm gonna find my way to the sun if i destroy myself i can shine on shine

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