Home / Music / Kate Bush pushed the Fairlight CMI to its limits on The DreamingMusic linernotes album music kate-bushKate Bush pushed the Fairlight CMI to its limits on The DreamingBush used the Fairlight CMI digital synthesizer extensively on The Dreaming, layering sounds so densely that critics described the album as pushing toward the brink of overload. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesThe Dreaming reached No. 3 in the UK but sold less than Kate Bush's three previous albumsKate Bush was 21 when Never for Ever came outHounds of Love: Kate Bush's best-seller, No. 1 in the UK for over a year on the chartsHounds of Love was recorded in a barn studio Kate Bush had built for creative freedomNever for Ever made Kate Bush the first British female solo artist with a UK number one albumExploreCheb I Sabbah promoted '1002 Nights' in San FranciscoMazzy Star came out of the Paisley Underground sceneMusic for Nine Post Cards launched the Wave Notation seriesToto's members were session pros before forming the bandVicki Brown was one of Britain's most prolific session singersPrevious Miles Davis cut Cookin' at Rudy Van Gelder's home studio in New JerseyNext Kate Bush produced The Dreaming entirely by herself