High heels way up high

Kimbra's song WANDERING LIMBS was in part inspired by a filmic reference, "Man On Wire",

 a documentary film that chronicles Philippe Petit's 1974 high-wire walk

 between the Twin Towers of New York's World Trade Center.

(Outpost Management Kimbra Bio)

"One day, when producer François Tétaz felt Johnson's vulnerability was unconvincing for a particular lyric, he ascertained she had a fear of heights, drove her to Eureka Tower in the heart of Melbourne and sent her to the transparent viewing platform, almost 300 metres up on the 88th floor."

(The Age, April 21, 2012)

Kimbra "Vows" review: "Wandering Limbs"

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Sally is recovering well, but now she's not the girl she once used to be anymore.

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The Day the Earth Stood Still, and Klaatu had tonsilitis.
He had to send Kimbra in his place, and Gortye.

Kimbra's speech inspired by the lyrics of her songs (in order of appearance):

             Old Flame                     Something in the Way You Are / Come into my Head

             Cameo Lover                Limbo

             Withdraw                      Good Intent

             

                                                    Wandering Limbs

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...she often seems to be reaching, arms outstretched, for the melody.

 "It's really just an instinctive way for me to colour and control

 the notes or conduct them in various ways," she says.

 "It's partly subconscious and also a way of surrendering

 myself  to the music and the beat.  I feel far more

 connected  to the whole band if I can somehow

 physically  respond ... with my body."

(The Sydney Morning Herald)