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**Rufio** · 06-18-2010, 09:06 PM

Did she say that? I remember her saying that TD was her mad "look at me, I'm an artist!" album, as if she felt she went over the top with that one.

She did say they called it her "she's gone mad" album. But to quote the recent article in Uncut magazine, "If Bush was disappointed at the public reaction to The Dreaming, she remained stubbornly sure of its merits, declaring it her favourite album, the first occasion where she'd come close to hearing her ambitions reflected back at her." It adds that she was aware after TD that she needed to deliver something not only artistically satisfying, but commercially viable.

06-18-2010, 09:06 PM	#26
Rufio Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 502 Senior Member	Did she say that? I remember her saying that TD was her mad "look at me, I'm an artist!" album, as if she felt she went over the top with that one. She did say they called it her "she's gone mad" album. But to quote the recent article in Uncut magazine, "If Bush was disappointed at the public reaction to The Dreaming, she remained stubbornly sure of its merits, declaring it her favourite album, the first occasion where she'd come close to hearing her ambitions reflected back at her." It adds that she was aware after TD that she needed to deliver something not only artistically satisfying, but commercially viable.
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