Hounds Of Love (Vinyle)

In the summer of 1983, Kate Bush began recording Hounds of Love at home using 8-track equipment, with sessions starting in November 1983 and continuing into 1984. After several recording sessions in Ireland, the album was mixed and overdubbed over the next year, completed in June 1985. It features the Fairlight CMI synthesizer, piano, traditional Irish instruments, and layered vocals, with a choral segment from the Georgian song "Tsintskaro" and a sample from the film Night of the Demon. The album is divided into two suites: Hounds of Love and The Ninth Wave, a seven-track concept piece exploring themes of death and rebirth. The Ninth Wave blends classical and progressive rock elements, with Bush embracing European music traditions.

A1 Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)
A2 Hounds Of Love
A3 The Big Sky (7" Mix)
A4 Mother Stands For Comfort
A5 Cloudbusting
The Ninth Wave
B1 And Dream Of Sheep
B2 Under Ice
B3 Waking The Witch
B4 Watching You Without Me
B5 Jig Of Life
B6 Hello Earth
B7 The Morning Fog