My Dad years ago was telling me about Kate Bush randomly. I had never heard of her, but he mentioned how he loved her music . He had me bring up the Running Up That Hill video on KZfaq to show me. That Christmas I bought him a Kate Bush book and record. He passed away the very week Stranger Things season 4 aired. Suddenly I am hearing Kate Bush everywhere, and it's the song he had me listen to as an introduction to her. He would have loved seeing her getting huge recognition in 2022. Bitter sweet whenever I hear this song now.

Kate did one big tour right after her first record. This tour became one of the most influencial tours for live performances. She wanted to dance her songs like in her early video clips. So her crew invented the head set so that her hands were free. Her dance performance of her songs became the role model for every modern show, no matter if it is Madonna or Lady Gaga. This is often forgotten.

For me, the most mindblowing fact about Kate Bush is that she wrote 'The man with the child in his eyes' when she was just 13 years old! For most artists, writing a song like that would be their crowning achievement after years of crafting their songwriting, but for Kate it was just the start!

Kate Bush is a genius. I was privileged to see one of her live shows at the Hammersmith Apollo, back in 2014, 2nd row, one of the most amazing experiences of my life. I have all of her albums. She was so far ahead of her time and still waiting for everybody else to catch up! One of the things that makes "Running Up That Hill" work, is that (I believe) that the melody is (mostly) in the Dorian Mode......but the intervals are unlike any you'd find in a traditional modal melody! The bit that really (even now) gets me is the harmony singing on the line "is there so much heat for the ones we love?" Absolutely beautiful. The whole "Hounds of Love" album is a true masterpiece!

My teenage kids watched that series as well, came into the living talking about the song, I went to the basket, picked up the 3 track 12" single and put it on the turntable.....hero dad of the century.....that vinyl is still on the turntable, and the kids has be listening to it everyday since. Not on Spotify, not on their phones...but on the turntable, listening to the whole song, and the instrumental on the b-side is very much a hit as well.

One of the most haunting, unique songs from the 80s. It's always struck me as otherworldly, gave me goosebumps. You don't often get a chance to hear a song "for the first time" again, but when Stranger Things used it, I got to see my kids, get the same chills and goosebumps as I did. They lookad at each other and said, almost in unison, "Ooooh, that's *so cool!* ". It wasn't just dropped in, either, it was used in a truly meaningful context, in the same era in which it was written. It was like travelling in time with them, in a way, and was just a really, really cool moment I'm very grateful for.

There have been old songs that have become popular again after being featured on tv shows or movies. But I have never seen an old song become so popular that it now gets played on current pop stations. That is unheard of. I think this song has set a new standard.

Elton John was talking about his wedding and his wedding guests. He said that everyone was more interested in meeting Kate Bush than the actual wedding ceremony & reception. Said with no malice or spite , just a comment about this lovely lady and what the public and her industry think about her. A complete talented 'one~off' .

If anyone deserves a late career recognition, it's Kate Bush. This often happens after someone's passed. Imagine! Good music still resonates

If you like this song, listen to her duet with Peter Gabriel, “Don't Give Up”. It’s another great song from Gabriel, but it’s Kate’s singing that makes it the stunning song it is.

Apparently Running up that Hill has clocked up 8 non-consecutive weeks at number 1 on Australia's ARIA singles charts..... My year 9 son said just then that all the kids in his class are "humming that stranger things running up that hill song. "... suddenly 2022 has become much better than 2020 and 2021.... it gives me hope for music and humanity.

You know that must have been quite the shock when her agent called and said "Hey Kate, your song Running Up That Hill went number 1 on the charts... again."

My kids are 12 and 17. I'm 47. We already went through phases of singing songs from previous seasons, but this one has been on a loop for three weeks now in our house. I love that a song I grew up on, being essentially from the 'generation' the Stranger Things characters are from, is now a favourite of theirs. I also love the look on my 12 year olds face when I know a song that she has just discovered. Mom is occasionally cool now.

The scary thing is, Kate wrote many of her greatest songs when she was between 13 and 19. Wuthering Heights is sheer brilliance.

I fell in love with Kate Bush when I saw her on Saturday Night Live in 1978. Immediately (the next day) I ran out and bought her album "The Kick Inside!" She's influenced so many other female singers and has done incredible work over the years. I'm so glad Stranger Things boosted her back to the top of the charts.

Kate Bush was such a breath of fresh air when she appeared on Top of the Pops in 1978. I have her early albums. Running up the hill one track on one. So glad she's now getting the recognition she deserves from a younger audience.

Kate is a true one-off. Her songs don't sound like anyone else's and she has so many unusually great songs and videos. It's hard to believe the amazing songs on Kick Inside were written when she was 16yo. Hounds of love is an album everyone on the planet should own.

She was only 17 years old when she wrote Wuthering Heights - Now, I am so excited to see a whole new generation discovering her - she deserves it.

As a uni student, I rarely could afford vinyl, but "The Kick Inside" was a must-buy for me. She was one-of-a-kind when I first heard her on the radio. "The Man with the Child In His Eyes" and "Wuthering Heights" were my favourites.

I discovered Kate Bush when my husband and I saw her on TV (just by chance) in a live performance of "Them Heavy People," with its dramatic chorus of "Rolling the ball, rolling the ball, rolling the ball to me." I'm pretty sure it was on Saturday Night Live. We were absolutely captivated by the big-eyed beauty of what appeared to be a tiny woman- her dancing skill, her musicality and the mind-blowing lyrics. Got her first record & followed her whole career from that point on.

Over here in the UK, radio stations have always played a radio edit of 'Running Up That Hill' which cuts out the best bit of the song for me. The "come on angel, come on, come on darling, let me steal this moment from you now" bit is one of the most gorgeous moments in music I've ever heard. Kate Bush should always have been regarded as a national treasure. Noel Fielding (a comedian from over here) once called her the female Bowie, which I love, but even that doesn't quite do her justice. It's hard to pin down exactly what she does. With Bowie, you can hear some of his influences. With Kate Bush, she sounds like nothing else. A true artist.

Kate Bush so deserves her "second coming". Pure genius. And it's great that the young audience of Stranger Things, (having been given a a glimpse of such an amazing song), have then took it to No. 1. Obviously people still recognize class when they see/hear it.

Loved her since her appearance on SNL in 1978, I believe. Eric Idle was the guest host. A young Paul Shaffer accompanied her on piano on her first song The Man With the Child in His Eyes.

Kate Bush for me as a child of the 80s was kind of like that character in a story that somehow stands outside of time. I was 11 years old when I first heard Running Up That Hill. My parents were driving us to relatives in the city and I remember being especially haunted by the descending synth notes. It was around the time - 1985 - when my fear of nuclear war was at its most heightened. This song stopped me in my tracks. There was a lot of wallpaper music in the 80s, but you just knew when something hit like this. It was yet another offering from a true musical genius.

My 11 year old daughter was amazed that I knew of Kate Bush and I am happy to say that I have now introduced her to her full back catalogue. She now plays Wuthering Heights constantly and loves her music. This is how it’s supposed to happen. I learnt music from my parents and we pass it on to our kids so that they can appreciate the rich history that music has.

I'm so glad Stranger Things has opened our current culture to amazing music. And the originals, too. Not remakes.

This song is absolutely amazing. And the episode it is featured is one of the all-time best moments of television history. It's just an incredible use of the song coupled with great acting and directing.

Kate is a musical genius. My teenage years were set to this music. It is just fantastic she has had the recognition she deserves again. Hounds of love and cloudbusting are also wonderful.

I was in a band in the 80's and we did this song so well we got written up in the paper for it. It was the song I couldn't wait to do each gig! I played bass on this one and did the background vocals. Such a FUN song to play and just to listen to over and over again. I was thrilled when I heard Max listening to it on Stranger Things and even happier when it became a huge hit all over again for Kate Bush and that the younger generation embraced it. What a fabulous song!

the word genius gets thrown around a lot, but Kate Bush actually is a genius.

That one song made me buy the album in 1985. Not being totally stupid, I immediately bought her earlier albums. BAM! A whole new world of music entered my soul. I don't know how else to put it. Unique and ingenious.

This is the woman who made a song about Pi, as in the number, and then sang it to god knows how many decimal places. Absolutely brilliant. Kate makes things that can be difficult to get into but then suddenly you go wow! Where as other songs from the get go are great. That is a real skill.

Watching rick explaining the complexity of this song makes it sounds even more amazing

I heard her on the radio yesterday and actually stopped to say, "wait Kate is playing here... on an American station?!" I'm so happy this gave her a surge in popularity, as there's so many people who've still never heard of her in the US. This same song is what accompanied me when I worked on a freighter for the first time. That piece, coupled with the undeniable isolation you feel out there on the water is just surreal.

I remember hearing the first time this song was referenced in the series, and, knowing the song, totally resonated with its use. The strong character of Maxine, pushing hard against the negativity in her life and having to grow up too soon, yet retaining her moral strength and quirky character, dovetailed with the quirky but strong sound of Kate Bush, an excellent pairing, like the right entree with the right kind of fine wine. The old becomes new, memorable, poignant, unforgettable !

Kate Bush is an amazing songwriter, musician, singer, talent and producer, she is one of the few vocalists with a seven octave vocal range, and she does her vocal gymnastics effortless. She also is very experimental as a songwriter and musician, truly very gifted! I have been a fan of her music since 1978 when she released "Man With a Child in his Eyes". Awesome analysis of the song "Running Up That Hill" thank you!

Something I've noticed with this and other hits from places like tiktok introducing younger kids to older music is, this is pretty much the first time I can think of where interest in older music is dictating the charts like this. Unless I'm just forgetting, it seems like younger people really care about being introduced to great older music, which is pretty encouraging.

Kate Bush is in a league of her own. Nobody sounds like her, nobody moves like her, nobody bewitches like her. I'm so glad you did this video, Rick.

Agreed with Kate Bush passion. Found her in 1985. She was a child genius. All of of her work - original and fantastic.

I remember when the song came out. I heard it from a cassette playing at a store. I never heard it again until now. I'm still captured by it every time I hear it. It seems to be playing every time I go to a store or shop. I love the song.

I think Hounds of Love is one of the top 10 greatest records of all time by any artist or band. Rick, I would love it if you did a “What makes this album great” series where you talk not only about the songs, but the production, mastering, song order, album cover etc.

Even if I don't understand most of the music theory that you are explaining, I just love being a witness of the extraordinary enthusiasm with which you present the artists and their music! This brings me back over and over to your videos that make me appreciate those artists and their music in such a profound way that it opens my heart and expands it with a multitude of impressions that I felt but could not describe! Thank you for this gift!

Her voice blows me away so much, I probably don't even start putting lyrics together till the 20th time around lol. I was instantly hooked though. MTV to buying the album to buying every other album.

The first time I heard Kate Bush was while driving. I pulled over, stopped the car and just listened. It was mesmerizing! It's always fun to have Rick explain the magic behind the music. And Kate Bush is truly magical!

I had known the song before Stranger Things but just as “another great 80s song that I liked but never owned.” But the way they used the song in episode 4 was truly masterful and in my mind I now always recall that scene when I listen to it (and I’ve listened to it a lot the last few weeks).

The Man With The Child In His Eyes (same debut album) remains one of the most tender and haunting ballads of all time. Love it when the youngsters discover real music.

The 'line of the song' for me is 'Tell me we both matter, don't we?' Well done, Rick. It is a joy to follow your work.

I'm so thrilled to see Americans finally catching on to the brilliance of Kate Bush. Better late than never! For anyone interested check out BBC's bio on her it is epic, what a beautiful talent.

I heard my eight year old daughter singing this song the other day and I was dumbfounded…until I became Stranger Things literate.

OMG, this brings back so much fond memories! Wuthering Heights, Babooshka, The Dreaming, Hounds of Love, Cloudbusting, The Man with the Child in His Eyes, Don't Give Up (a duet with Peter Gabriel), This Woman's Work, Army Dreamers & King of the Mountain. Thank you so much for the music, Kate.

Kate Bush was part of our standard playlist back in the '80s, along with David Bowie, Peter Gabriel, Pink Floyd, and so many others. We always knew she was a creative genius. We played the grooves off of The Dreaming. I still can't get her tunes out of my head. I've been playing "Cloudbusting" and "Love and Anger" on repeat all day.

80s music will never be matched. The instrumentals reflect emotion! I listen to a lot but this is one song I was unfamiliar with and im so grateful to have learned about it.

When Kate was promoting her album "Never For Ever", me and a mate from work went into HMV in Manchester (8 miles from where we worked) during our lunch-hour. The queue was rather large and we didn't get back to work until after 3pm - but we each had a signed copy of the album. Absolutely love her. She pushed boundaries and remains an enigmatic persona.

Rick's appreciation of this song is so infectious. I was a young man very into punk and American roots rock when I heard Running Up That Hill for the first time, and I was absolutely *transfixed.* It sounded like it was coming straight down through the clouds, from some other dimension. This was clearly an ARTIST creating something unique, beautiful, and true. Kate Bush broadened and deepened the meaning of what "pop" music could be. Thrilling, life-changing stuff.

I really hope that listeners will use this song as an entrypoint into her whole discography. Everything she made is special.

I’ve been a Kate Bush fan since the beginning. A real creative artist. I was watching Saturday Night Live around 1978 or 1979 and Eric Idle was the featured guest and introduced her as the featured musical guest that night. I had never heard of her. She sang “Man With The Child In His Eyes” all the while sitting or rather, squirming on top of a baby grand piano. That’s how I was introduced to her and her amazing talent. It knocked me out.

I'm a rock/metal guy and 'Hounds of Love' is still one of my favorite albums of all-time. Even better than her 'Kick Inside' debut. Just so strong throughout with songs like Big Sky, Running Up That Hill, and who could forget Cloudbusting whose video starred Donald Sutherland? But it was the backside of the LP (yeah, I'm old) that is where the true magic lies, that side is referred to as 'The Ninth Wave', an album unto itself. So much Pink Floyd influence it sounds like to me, and a visionary story of one song that flows into the next song non-stop. To me, it's a masterpiece across any genre. Once you are finished being enthralled by Hello Earth and start hearing the first plinks of notes of The Morning Fog, the last song is like a melancholic reflection of the journey you just took and literally just makes me take a deep sigh. I would love to see you do a video breaking down the story and scope of music and history that 'The Ninth Wave' washed through.

She was so far ahead of her time, truly unique and it’s not a stretch to say she is a modern musical genius. It’s so wonderful to know the young of today love and appreciate her just as we did and still do.

Was on a plane ride and this song popped into my head. I then rewatched season 4 of strangers things to watch this exact moment you’re talking about. These types of sci-fi shows aren’t necessarily the genre I prefer but I gave this show a chance and I would recommend it to anyone and everyone. To be able to watch this exact moment of the show for the first time again would be amazing; everything leading up to it in the show to this scene and the amazing film work that goes along while the song is vibrating in the back was so absolutely stunning. I appreciate you making a video of this as it is truly special. Thank you and I recommend this show if you ever get the chance. God bless

Rick we love you. You truly understand and communicate the true value and reasons for what makes music so important to us as humans. Kate is as you say a wonder of the world This song and woman’s work are my favorites

My husband watches "Stranger Things" and I was talking about this whole thing with Kate Bush. I've been a fan since back in the early 80s. For the past two weeks I've been telling him what a genius she is and trying to show him videos of her music. He was not enthused. He watches this channel and I was like, "Well, I can't wait until Rick Beato covers Kate Bush...you'll see." Today he texted me the link, and I couldn't be more excited. She truly is so brilliant. "The Dreaming" is a masterpiece - one of my favorite albums of all time.

Kate Bush has incredible range as a writer. “Wuthering Heights” is an amazing song that has unconventional harmonic movement, odd meter sections, and an incredible guitar solo (by Ian Bairnson) in addition to the beautiful lyrics, melody and vocals. She was 18 when she wrote it, and I read somewhere that it only took her a few hours. She had already written hundreds of songs by that point. Truly an incredible artist.

The whole "Hounds of Love" album is a masterpiece.. divided in 2 parts (as was in the vinyl). Kate Bush is the most creative, innovative, unique female voice that ever existed, each album being an unique experience (I have every album from her and the first experience was on the radio with tracks like "Wuthering Eights" or "Babooshka" when I was very young).

One of the Best song ever! Love Kate Bush since the beginning!!

And now, master of puppets is trending. Thank you Stranger things.

Do you know what’s even more amazing about this song that I’ve just found out? Kate Bush also produced it. So she arranged everything on the track, all the little nuances, and the lyrics. to produce a song this good on your own is quite incredible

Kate Bush had some really brilliant songs, like "Cloudbusting", "Experiment IV", "The man with the child in his eyes", still love to play them time after time...

I think I already posted- but I must repeat...I was obsessed with Kath Bush in the 1970's...her first record oozed magical hits......Please revisit her early stuff (yeah from The Kick Inside....)..Wuthering Heights or Man with the child in his eyes....Along with the Joni Mitchell era of Hejira and Hissing of Summer Lawns...these 2 female artists were my GODDESSES...Oh and of course...LAURA NYRO..those 3 women created their own unique sounds....and all were beautiful lyricists as well....storytellers....

Ok, I never make a comment, but I had to. The way you make your analysis is just incredible. I am a teacher (chemistry), and seeing your videos is an inspiration of how we can explain deep stuff in such light way. You make videos of more than 30 minutes, and it works! About Kate Bush, she is one of the best pop artists ever. Running up that Hill always makes me sad in a very nice way, it just conforts your soul.

She did a massive live concert run back in the day where she introduced dance, the head-mic so she could perform as she sang, she invented basically most of the live performance super-gig staples replicated to this day. It took so much out of her, and it sadly resulted in the accidental death of a lighting crewman, that it put her off ever doing it again - until her son encouraged her to do the more recent and intimate tour that sold out in hours. Kate is not a product of the music industry, she is unique and has always been outside of it, and has inspired so many others in it. Simply. A legend. (But in a recent and rare interview about her Stranger Things rise, a show she loves, she is more involved in gardening and family.... a truly human legend)

I only discovered Kate bush quite recently.Nothing to do with the television program.A couple of years ago I got the internet for the first time.I am 66 years old.Not really my thing.But I’ve been a song writer for nearly 50 years . I know late from the 70 s .I only knew 2 of her song.Then I listened to all her albums and I am amazed.What a great artist she is.I listen to her all the time now.I still write songs.

In the description for this video, Rick says this song was a #1 hit again. This song was not a #1 hit in 1985 but it did crack the Top 40. It made it to #30 on the Billboard chart in the US and #3 in the UK, which makes her #1 status now even more amazing. The album this song comes from, Hounds of Love, was the one that introduced me to her work back in 1985. I've been a fan ever since.

Kate Bush isn't on my daily listening playlists, but when I'm in the mood, there's *nothing* like Kate Bush to capture that weird intense-zen energy. Like those vivid dreams about flying I had as a kid -- you know, where you _feel_ the rush of air against your face and see lights far below while you're moving through an inky black sky and have to remind yourself to breathe? Yeah, that's a Kate Bush mood right there. Edited to remove embarrassing typos. 😁

I think of Wuthering Heights a bit like I think of Bohemian Rhapsody; I remember exactly where I was the first time I heard it, because I'd never heard anything else like it. Kate Bush truly deserves a resurgence in popularity.

Excellent breakdown here sir! I remember exactly where I was walking when I 1st heard this song! 1986 at RAF Mildenhall, stationed there while in the US Air Force. Been listening to her since.

I have to say, as a huge Kate Bush fan, this was never one of my favorite songs by her. I've always liked it, but preferred at least 15 to 20 other songs more. This reemergence and attention has given me a fresh look (or listen) to it's imagination and power. Kate Bush's songs are like that. My favorite song by her, "The Dreaming" took years to penetrate my subconscious and become my absolute favorite!

Kate Bush is in a genre all of her own, whether it's the 70's, 80's or now, her songs are timeless. She is a one-off. She doesn't write to be a commercial success and seemingly didn't sell out to commercialism, a rare thing in the world of pop. You have to admire her for that. And what a fabulous critique you gave of the construction of the song Rick.

It is always important to remember that RUTH sounds so uniquely 80s because Kate was one of the first people to seriously dive into and truly master what could be done with the Fairlight-2 CMI. She literally created all of those samples herself then modified them to be solely hers for the Hounds of Love/the Ninth Wave. She was the first person to release an album using the Fairlight-- Never for Ever featured the Fairlight-1 but the programming was done by others. I am still proud to have been to both of Kate's live shows, seeing the Tour of Life in Stuttgart in 1979 with my uncle and then Before the Dawn in 2014 on what would have been my uncle's birthday.

From the first moment I heard this song I knew it was special and so was she. It's been my favorite song since I was 16. It's sheer perfection.

“The man with a child in his eyes”, has for past 35 years been to me the most beautiful song ever written. Always been a huge fan, used to irritate me no end how the general media would make out she was cooky and weird thus not worth taking seriously. Glad to see that perception is changing and being admired as the genius she always has been.

Running up that Hill is an absolute cracking song! Was brilliant when it first was released and still sounds great today

Thank God she wrote that song because as just the singer( even if her interpretation is unmatched) as a 20 something woman in the world on entertainment contracts ,she would have been screwed. When a song is good it becomes a classic.... It's not the last time we hear about that song

I always loved Kate...I'm so happy for her. I was at a tram stop early this year & there was 3 girls, 3 guys probably about 16 and they were singing this song... awesome. I was talking to them, they loved it. Next few weeks it hit number 1, almost over the world, and stayed for over 8 weeks. That's fantastic. Good music never gets old.....

I saw Kate live at the Hammersmith Arena in the late 1980's, singing with Peter Gabriel as he performed "Don't give up" from the "So" album. It was magical, when Kate came out for her part the crowd went wild - it was such a surprise. EDIT: Actually, thinking about it, it was probably in Wembley Areana (as it was then - sadly gone now) Still a great concert and a wonderful experience. Peter had ethnic band he promoted playing in the entrance halls.

It's not Moog. It's a Fairlight CMI which was one of the first commercially available digital synths. Peter Gabriel was the first musician to use one and he introduced them to Kate Bush who fell in love with them and used them extensively on The Dreaming and Hounds of Love

"There is thunder in our hearts " absolutely stunning line to make you cry with joy.

I have always loved Kate Bush. I'm pleased a whole new generation has discovered her and now she's been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Congrats and well deserved!

So happy Rick featured Kate Bush and this song. Brings up intense romantic and sorrowful memories of my love from that time. Have always thought Kate Bush is in a league by herself.

This song has been sending shivers up my spine for decades. Same with pretty much the entire first side of the album. Cloudbursting makes it perfect bookends for sure. But this is one of those songs I want to hear at stupid jet engine sized volumes.

I agree completely - because I took your recommendation ~35 years ago. This song introduced me to Kate Bush and I immediately loved her music. I got the album, and subsequently collected most of her other albums. She is certainly a unique and special artist that deserves as much attention as she can get.

have loved Kate Bush since I read then heard Wuthering Heights when I was in grade 13(Canada) - I think it is so fantastic that Stranger Things was able to bring someone like her to the forefront of music at a time when most music is so over processed and sampled and auto-tuned. its also great to hear someone so impressed by her really appreciate someone like her. I'm so glad I tripped on this video!

In the mid 80s in highschool and being a metalhead guitarist. I listened to Kate Bush. Why because it broadened my love for real musical composition. She is a gem of an artist and I am loving that it's being introduced to this generation. Great breakdown Rick.

I just love Mr Beato's detailed musical dissection of songs. It always makes me understand better why I loved them so much in the first place

Imagine bringing in a drummer and telling them they can’t use any cymbals. Such a simple but unusual request- forcing them to come up with a different way to propel the song- and you get these results. Just one of so many amazing things she did in this track.

So much yes….late to the party 1986….then I absorbed her. Her production…lush and warm. Her layering of vocals…..sensual world….wowza! Subject matter….I am with her when she is skating, breathing, and in the army. Viva Kate!

Kate Bush has had a strong cult following since her first album, and we all agree that the is the most under-rated, under-appreciated artist in modern music. Pretty much every female vocalist of any talent or skill counts her as an inspiration. Her fans have known all along--and it's good to see the world finally coming to it's senses about Kate's true value and beauty as an artist...

Kate Bush is truly an inspiration to so many people and I’m so happy she’s getting more recognition in this day and age. Well deserved supposing Kate is an absolute rarity among the music industry, one of the most authentic and genius artists ever!

Her first album was, and is amazing and really impressed me. I had the privilege of telling her, she was so humble and modest and said she really appreciated my comments. A lovely person. She did do a live tour early in her career and recordings exist but she must have thought it was not her medium. A true original.

the fairlight is also very important to this song... it's written on it and the opening pad and melody are both fairlight sounds.. and the drums if i'm not mistaken. btw. the drums inspired talk talk for "life's what you make it"

To me, Kate Bush is a genius. With age only 16 she already had written most her first albums songs. And what songs that are. Man with a child in his eys - epic. Wuthering hights - masterpiece. And all the other songs on just that one first her albums justify to appreciate her as one if the greatest musical talents in the 70ies and 80ties. She made a deal with God?