The first side, Hounds of Love, is a compilation of several unrelated songs.
In the video, as the government agents drive off with Reich in the back of their car, his son activates the cloudbuster and causes a rainstorm, and Reich is overjoyed to see the machine works.
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Artistic License History: The video for "Cloudbusting", which dramatizes the arrest of psychiatrist Wilhelm Reich by the feds for practicing quackery (the title refers to the cloudbuster, a machine Reich invented to harness a nonexistent energy he called orgone and control the weather, which was just one of his many kooky ideas).Ambiguous Ending: Does the heroine at the end of The Ninth Wave survive her ordeal and get rescued? Kate has gone on record as strongly hinting that she does, but whether she's been rescued or is still awaiting rescue is unclear.Album Closure: Ends with a song called "The Morning Fog" that wraps up the lost-at-sea subplot of the album's second half and discusses themes of redemption and new beginnings."'Cause every time it tropes, you're here in my head" "The Big Sky" (Meteorological Mix)" (7:44)."The Big Sky" (4:41) note Replaced with "The Big Sky (Special Single Mix)" (4:34) since 2011.
Hounds of Love, released in 1985, is the fifth studio album by British art pop musician Kate Bush.įollowing the release of the highly experimental The Dreaming, EMI urged Bush to go for a more commercial sound with her next release as well as taking less time to make it.