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Topic ClosedKATE BUSH vs PETER GABRIEL
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Poll Question: which one do you prefer ?
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    Posted: August 22 2006 at 02:56
i love this two albums.is my favorite album of gabriel and i love kate bush[the kick inside i think is better ] their are from the same year[1982].my vote goes to kate
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im sorry it supost to be ''a two choices  poll'' my mistakeEmbarrassed
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Peter Gabriel...
"I'm on a roll, I'm on a roll this time, I feel my luck could change.. "
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Both are excellent, but I listen to The Dreaming more often.
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     I think "The Dreaming" has aged better.  I remember the big deal when "Security" came out:  the drummer didn't use cymbals!!!!  Now, I find that that detracts from the album, almost like they forgot to turn up the cymbal tracks when they originally mixed down the album.
 
 
 
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Points: 1475 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 23 2006 at 02:11
Pitting my favourite male artist against my favourite female artist... shame on you! Peter Gabriel gets my vote. Had you chosen Hounds of love for Kate it would have been the other way around.
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Two albums I love from two of my favourite artists... Hard to decide, but eventually I voted for "The Dreaming", to which I listen more often. It contains one of my all-time favourite songs from the lyrical point of view, "Pull Out the Pin", and other masterpieces as well, like the title-track. On the other hand, "Security" also contains a firm favourite of mine, that is, the beautiful, haunting "San Jacinto".
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Peter Gabriel by a nautical mile
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Originally posted by soundsweird soundsweird wrote:

  
     I think "The Dreaming" has aged better.  I remember the big deal when "Security" came out:  the drummer didn't use cymbals!!!!  Now, I find that that detracts from the album, almost like they forgot to turn up the cymbal tracks when they originally mixed down the album.
 
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Cymbals were banned from PG3 as well so it was standard practice for PG4.
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Both -- why choose?Stern Smile
 
Has someone imposed limits on your collection?Confused
 
 
 
Music is not a competitive sport -- these perpetual "VS" polls are very juvenile, IMO.Thumbs Down
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I couldn't vote against The Dreaming.



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I vote for "Don't Give Up" from Peter Gabriel's "So"-album, because there you got both of them !Cool
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Originally posted by Guzzman Guzzman wrote:

I vote for "Don't Give Up" from Peter Gabriel's "So"-album, because there you got both of them !Cool
 
also on "games without frontiers" and the rendition of Roy Harper's "another day".
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The Dreaming! Without a doubt.
Ultimately bored by endless ecstasy!
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Lucky Gabriel -- he gets all the breaks!Disapprove
 
I wish the lovely Kate Bush would wrestle with ME....Pig
 
 
I've been bad, Kate -- I've been very, very BAD! Big smile
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"San Jacinto" > [insert anything here]
 
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