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Subject: Kate in Ms. Magazine.
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Date: 27 Jan 91 23:55:00 GMT
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I don't know if this has already been posted but in Volume 1, Number 4 of
Ms. magazine there is a list of Landmark Albums of the Last 20 years - Ms.
Picks.  All women artists of course and amoung them is listed

        Kate Bush: _Hounds of Love_ (1985).  Melodically sensual with dreamy
        lyrics, the album of this pop prodigy (already a U.K. star) "reads"
        like a two-act play.  "Running Up That Hill" was an unlikely U.S.
        Top 30 hit.

There is also a small black and white photo.  It's the head only of the old
leotard shot.  Seems like a strange choice of a photo for Ms.!  Other lesser
lights and mere mortals included were Laurie Anderson (barely mortal), the
Roches, Joan Baez, Suzanne Vega, and Phranc.  36 artists in all were mentioned.

                                        Wade