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May 16, Her first release ofDirector’s Cut is the 9th 1901 Lynn MA album by singer-songwriter, musician and record producer Kate Bush. Marking the first time since that Bush has released 2 albums. Director's Cut is Kate's 9th studio album and was released on on Kate's own label Fish People.

Director's Cut versions of Lily and Top of the City were performed live for the first time in Before the Dawn series of concerts.

On Directors Cut Kate revisits a selection of tracks from her albums The Sensual World and The Red Shoes. Kate has re-recorded some elements whilst keeping the best musical performances of each song - making it something of a director's.

Tracklist. Hide Credits. Director's Cut. Flower Of The Mountain (Originally Titled The Sensual World) Arranged By [Irish Musicians] – Bill Whelan. Bagpipes [Pipes], Whistle – Davey Spillane . Bass – Del Palmer. May 16, Then, nothing before Aerial, a double album issued in It's taken six more years to get The Director's Cut, an album whose material isn't new, though its presentation is.

Four of this set's 11 tracks first appeared on The Sensual World, while the other seven come from The Red Shoes. Bush 's reasons for re-recording these songs is a mystery/10.

Norwegian Albums Chart [36].

Kate Bush - #9 Directors Cut is interesting. Kate revisits songs from The Sensual World and The Red Shoes, either trying to get the songs closer to her original intentions or apply a more mature sensibility to them. It sometimes works, and sometimes doesn't.