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Personnel: Tori Amos. Tori Amos Talula, PT. 2 Songs Talula, PT. 2 Music Review Purchase Talula, PT. 2 CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Tori Amos Crucify CD (1992)
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Though Tori Amos's 1992 five-track EP, CRUCIFY, is made up primarily of cover songs, it is still a highly recommended work for her fans. A piano-based, tranquil reworking of Nirvana's teen-angst anthem "Smells Like Teen Spirit" remains Tori's best-known cover song, while versions of the Rolling Stones' "Angie" and Led Zeppelin's "Thank You" are solid ballads as well. Also included is one of Amos' most beautiful originals, "Winter," plus a remixed version of the title track, ...
| | Tori Amos Hey Jupiter EP CD (1996) Extended Play
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Like Tori Amos's 1992 EP CRUCIFY, 1996's five-track HEY JUPITER is made up of a remixed title track, plus other none-album selections. While the earlier EP primarily features covers, HEY JUPITER includes live material. The remixed version of "Hey Jupiter" contains different background music from the original (which is included on BOYS FOR PELE), while in-concert ...
| | Tori Amos Professional Widow (1996)
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| | Tori Amos Caught A Lite Sneeze/That's What I Like Mick (1996)
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"Caught a Lite Sneeze" seems to have been selected as the lead single from Boys for Pele by default. It's the most accessible song on an extremely challenging and esoteric album, but it is hardly the most listener-friendly song she's written. It mixes uptempo drum programming, harpischord riffs (isn't that an oxymoron?), and Tori Amos' wailing vocals. The lyrics convey the emotional sting caused by Amos' difficult breakup with former producer Eric Rosse. ("Didn't know our love was so small... I need a big loan from the girl zone.") This song stands in sharp contrast to the rest of the EP -- four silly songs that illustrate Amos' whimsical and playful side more directly than anything on her other albums. On the swanky "What I Like Mick," the most successful of the four, Amos professes undying love for "cheese and onion sandwiches and derby chinaware." Two tracks later on "Toodles Mr. Jim" she assumes the role of a little girl cheerfully lamenting the death of an adult friend named Mr. Jim. Clearly this is not the usual angst-driven Tori Amos fare. Given Tori's penchant for writing and recording a song in one take, it's probably safe to assume that both "Toodles" and the lesser "Graveyard" were improvisations. The same might be true of her take on "This Old Man," which uses the same slow and solemn solo piano sound Amos used in her B-side covers of "Smells Like Teen Spirit," "Over the Rainbow," and "Home on the Range." That particular gimmick is getting a little old, and the disc as a whole feels much more thrown together than previous EPs. It is, however, worth a ...
| | Tori Amos Cornflake Girl (1994)
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| | Tori Amos God (1994)
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| | Pandera In My Dreams (1997)
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$17.25 | | Wakaba Classmate/Yosentoppa! (2007) (Import)
$15.89 | | Annagrace Let The Feelings Go (2009) SNGL
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