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MOTHER F'er, that song blows. I'm sorry, let me rephrase. I THINK that song blows. It's wrong to assert one's opinions as fact. I'm sorry, let me rephrase. I THINK it's wrong to assert one's opinions as fact.
I was LOVING the set (Los Lincas, Simon & Garfunkel , Moonlight Sonata ) then Tori Anus... YUCK
Unfortunately I can appreciate the quality of her voice and teh production, yet her singing does nothing for me.... Ho hum..
Walked past the computer and this horrible noise was coming out of the headphones. Checked to make sure nothing was wrong but no, it was just Tori Amos. At least it reminded me to turn off the music player.
Absolutely beautiful album. Just be sure to check your mood before listening. So much texture that can bring the pain of things missed and times lost back to the forefront 
. But, then again, there's times we all need to go through a bit of catharsis.
. But, then again, there's times we all need to go through a bit of catharsis. Pieter wrote:
Doesn't quite cut it after the preceding Beethoven...
What does? Still, brilliant to a different degree. jahroots wrote:
I was just thinking this.
Yeah.
I was just thinking this.
Yeah.
Pieter wrote:
I was just thinking this.
Doesn't quite cut it after the preceding Beethoven...
I was just thinking this.
Doesn't quite cut it after the preceding Beethoven...
fluorophore wrote:
An easy 8. Y'all are nuts.
Agreed, although I rate it a 9. ;)
I have really tried to like Tori. Only song I ever cared for is "Cornflake Girl". She just seems so contrived.
JokesandJokesandJokes wrote:
quit hogging up all the ugly!
:iamwith:
Pukeworthy.
An easy 8. Y'all are nuts.
Smooth piano transition from Philip Glass-Opening to this one. 
PattonFever wrote:
quit your whining.
quit hogging up all the ugly!
Tori Amos has done some awesome stuff, and hearing her on RP was the bomb. I can't hardly believe that there's a somewhere that will happily play Tori, Harry Manx, right along with all these other bands I've never heard of, and old favs (can anyone spot the new RP listener?).
Now that I'm used to what Tori Amos sounds like, it's hard to remember how revolutionary her style and sound and writing approach was -- there was nothing else in the world like Little Earthquakes when it came out, while there's been others in a related vien nothing quite like it since. Definately agree strongly on the "not for everyone" point though -- good things there's something for everyone here :)
RP is really a tough crowd for female vocalists... 8-<
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quit your whining.
AliGator wrote:
Great segue from Philip Glass's "Opening".
I agree (happened again). Terrific piano. Wish I weren't worn-out on the vocals.
Great segue from Philip Glass's "Opening".
Painful!
I love the intro to this song. It's one of my favorites from Little Earthquakes, and although Tori isn't for everyone, she's amazing.
Gorgeous piano, as usual.
Stark piano, confessional voice. Some dislike and others praise her dark stories.
I find it a good set; Simon & Garfunkel, Beethoven and Amos.